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Take the tree down. The storm work posts itself.
Social media for tree service companies, done by asking.
The crew is in the canopy and the chipper is running. Send a photo of the job, say a line, and your accounts stay active all week.
The request: Crews available for storm clean-up this week. Post it now.
- Mon · 7:00 amStorm clean-up: crews available this weekFacebook PagesGoogle Business ProfileInstagramScheduled
- Wed · 12:30 pmBefore and after: a 70-foot oak over a garageFacebook PagesGoogle Business ProfileInstagramScheduled
- Fri · 8:00 amStump grinding: two slots open on the north sideFacebook PagesGoogle Business ProfileInstagramScheduled
Less admin for tree service companies.
Before: A storm hits and nobody knows you're taking calls
Now: One message puts storm availability on every account.
Before: Big removals that only the neighbours ever saw
Now: Send the photos from the truck. They're posted this week.
Before: Pruning season announced after the leaves are out
Now: The dormant pruning post was scheduled in the autumn.
Get an hour a week back up in the tree.
Your numbers, your sum. Move them and the figures follow.
52 hoursback up in the tree, every year
$3,120of your working time, at $60 an hour
Spica Post does it from $29 a month.Or $99 once, if three accounts are all you need.
Get my hours back→Take the tree down. The week is already scheduled.
- Mon7:00 amStorm clean-up: crews available this weekFacebook, Google
- Tue
- Wed12:30 pmBefore and after: a 70-foot oak over a garageInstagram, Facebook, Google
- Thu
- Fri8:00 amStump grinding: two slots open on the north sideFacebook, Google
- Sat10:00 amTip: three signs a tree is dying from the topInstagram, Facebook
- Sun
An illustration. The business and its posts are made up.
Social media post ideas for tree service companies.
Tell your assistant any of these in a sentence and it becomes a post for each account. For example: “Crews available for storm clean-up this week. Post it now.”
- Start with
- Google Business Profile, then Facebook
- Post most
- Removals and storm availability
- Best photo
- The yard before, then cleared
- Never skip
- The day after a storm
Storm response
Say you are available the day the wind drops.
Big removals
The crane, the rigging, the clean yard afterwards.
Is this tree safe?
Leaning trunks, dead tops, fungus at the base. Short answers.
Pruning seasons
What to cut when, for the trees in your area.
Stump grinding
A quick before and after, and the open slots.
Insured and equipped
Homeowners want to know who is climbing over their roof.
Tree services: why your Google profile matters.
Tree work is bought after a storm or a scare, by someone searching for a company nearby that looks equipped and insured. Recent job photos and a current update on your Google Business Profile answer that before they call.
Asked by tree service companies.
What should a tree service post on social media?
Storm availability, before-and-after photos of removals, stump grinding slots, pruning reminders by season, and short answers about tree health. Dramatic removals get attention; clear availability gets calls.
Which social media is best for a tree service?
Google Business Profile and Facebook. Most tree work comes from local search and neighbourhood recommendations, and both show recent posts and photos.
How do I get tree jobs after a storm?
Be visible the same day. Post that crews are available on your Google Business Profile and Facebook as soon as the storm passes, with the areas you can reach. One message to your assistant does it.
Can I post video of a removal?
Yes. Send the clip with a line about the job. Video goes to Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, within each plan's file size limit.
Take the tree down. We'll handle the posting.
