Why it matters
"There's a tree that needs sorting" leaves out everything that changes the job
The size of the tree, how close it is to a house or power lines, whether it's fallen in a storm or just needs a prune, and whether it's covered by a Tree Preservation Order all change how the job is priced and whether council paperwork is needed first. Without that, a callout to quote can turn into a wasted trip if it turns out you need permission before touching it, or a missed emergency if a storm-damaged tree is left waiting behind routine enquiries.
How it could work for you
You know what you're walking into
Enquiro's flow asks what kind of work is needed, removal, pruning, storm damage, then the tree's rough size and whether it's near a boundary or overhead lines. Storm damage flags as urgent, and you arrive already prepared, whether that means bringing the right kit or checking for a preservation order first.
Example enquiry
“A homeowner's large oak has dropped a big limb in high winds overnight and it's resting against their garden fence.”
Job types on this form
Tree removal · Pruning / crown reduction · Storm damage / emergency · Stump grinding · Hedge cutting
What Enquiro captures
- • Job type: Storm damage / emergency
- • Description: "Large limb came down off an oak overnight, resting on the fence, not touching the house"
- • Access and hazards: garden access via side gate, no power lines nearby
- • Contact: name, phone, address, best time to attend
Lands on your WhatsApp as
Your Business
online
New enquiry: Storm damage / emergency "Large limb came down off an oak overnight, resting on the fence, not touching the house" From: H. Bevan Phone: 07700 900146 Location: CF10 1EP
No website? Put your QR code:
- On the chipper or van, visible while working on a job
- On a card left with neighbours after a storm damage callout
- On your Google Business profile, for the after-storm search
How it looks
The first thing your customer sees
Your own hosted page, with your logo and colours, no website required.
Request Tree Work
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