For UK tree surgeons

Emergency tree work finding you, not the cowboys.

ARB Approved Contractor. NPTC certified team. £5m+ public liability. The badges that get the call when a tree comes down, and the ones cowboys can't fake. £297 to launch.

Live in 7 days. · £297 to launch. · No lock-in, ever.
A real Inboundry build for tree surgeons

Not a wireframe. Not a stock template. A live, scrollable site we built for a leeds roofer. Yours would carry your business name, your real services, and the area you cover.

A real Inboundry site we built: Northgate Roofing for a Leeds roofer
What you get

Everything in the £297. No upsells.

Built to get your phone ringing.

£297. No hidden extras. VAT included.

Who you're hiring

"Anyone with a chainsaw and a van can call themselves a tree surgeon. Customers can't tell the difference until something goes wrong, so they go off reviews and gut feel. The ones who win the good jobs are the ones whose website earns both from the first scroll."

Will Howard · Founder, Inboundry · London

Unregulated trade in the UK

Tree surgery is unregulated. ARB Approved is the gold standard, and the public actively checks the register.

Tree work is one of the most unregulated trades in the UK. Anyone with a chainsaw can advertise tree-felling services. That makes ARB Approved Contractor status (the Arboricultural Association's vetted scheme) unusually important.

The Arboricultural Association explicitly markets this to consumers ("if you think CORGI for plumbers, think ARB for trees") and provides a public Find a Tree Surgeon directory. We link it. Customers verify your status in two clicks. Combined with named NPTC chainsaw certs per team member, it's the credibility customers actively look for.

Source: Arboricultural Association. ARB Approved Contractor status reassessed every two years. Public directory at trees.org.uk.

The maths

If one storm-damage emergency call finds you a year that wouldn't have otherwise, would £400+ in margin justify Growth?

Storm-damage emergencies are urgent and high-margin. One extra a year covers the Growth plan four times over. See what's in Growth.

Built for tree surgeons

What you get from a site built specifically for tree surgeon work.

01

ARB Approved verified in two clicks

We link your ARB Approved status to the public directory on trees.org.uk so customers verify you're current. Combined with NPTC certs per team member, this is the credibility cowboys can't fake.

02

Emergency response front and centre

Storm damage and dangerous tree calls don't wait. Tap-to-call on every page. On Growth, missed-call text-back. On Always On, AI receptionist 24/7.

03

Insurance figure surfaced prominently

Tree work is high-risk. Customers expect to see £5m or £10m PLI on the site, significantly higher than most trades. We surface the figure, the insurer, and the renewal date.

04

TPO and planning context explained

Tree Preservation Orders and planning rules are confusing for customers. A plain-English explainer page builds authority and captures the customer who's been told they can't remove a tree.

Numbers worth knowing

UK tree surgery, by the numbers.

2 yrs ARB Approved reassessment cycle Independently reassessed every two years for workmanship, H&S, qualifications, insurance, and customer satisfaction. Source: Arboricultural Association
£10m Typical employer's liability for tree firms Standard for any firm with climbers and chainsaw operators. Customers expect higher figures than most trades. Industry standard for tree work
£5m+ Public liability cover customers expect Tree work is high-risk because of property damage and injury exposure. £5m is the customer-facing minimum, often £10m. Industry standard for tree work
CS30-39 NPTC chainsaw competence certificates CS30 maintenance, CS31 felling small trees, CS38 climbing, CS39 chainsaw from rope. Baseline operational credentials. Lantra Awards / NPTC
Qualifications & trust signals

The credentials UK tree-work customers actually look for.

ARB Approved is the gold standard. NPTC chainsaw certs are baseline competence. Insurance figures matter more here than in almost any trade.

Must-have qualifications

  • ARB Approved Contractor (Arboricultural Association) The dominant consumer-recognised tree surgery accreditation. Independently assessed for workmanship, H&S, qualifications, insurance, and customer satisfaction. Reassessed every two years.
  • NPTC / Lantra chainsaw certificates (CS30, CS31, CS38, CS39) Essential operational qualifications. We list the team's certifications individually.
  • Public liability insurance (£5m minimum) Higher than most trades because tree work is high-risk. Customer-facing standard.
  • Employer's liability insurance (£10m) Standard for any business with climbers. Legal minimum if employing.

Show common qualifications (4)

  • City & Guilds / ABC Level 2/3/4 Diploma in Arboriculture Formal qualifications beyond chainsaw certs.
  • LANTRA Professional Tree Inspector For tree risk assessment work.
  • TrustMark Government-endorsed cross-trade scheme.
  • CHAS / Constructionline / SafeContractor Health & safety pre-qualification for commercial contracts.

Show niche & situational qualifications (3)

  • ISA Certified Arborist International Society of Arboriculture. Individual-level accreditation. Lower brand awareness than ARB but valued by educated customers.
  • BS5837 tree survey qualifications For planning-related tree surveys. Strong differentiator for surveyor work.
  • LOLER-compliant equipment certification For aerial rescue and climbing equipment compliance.
Services we showcase

The work you actually do, written up clearly.

Every service gets its own block, in plain English, with the contact button visible throughout. You tell us what you take on. We write it up. Drop what's not relevant.

Found in your town

We get you ranking for "tree surgeon [your town]" and "emergency tree removal [your town]".

Tree surgery searches are split between urgent ("fallen tree near me," "emergency tree removal") and planned ("crown reduction quote," "TPO advice"). We build landing pages for both, with ARB Approved status linked to the public directory and NPTC certs per team member surfaced.

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Questions tree surgeons ask us

Common questions, plain answers.

How important is ARB Approved Contractor status?
It's the single most valuable trust signal in the trade. Tree surgery is unregulated, anyone with a chainsaw can advertise, and the Arboricultural Association explicitly markets ARB Approved to consumers as the equivalent of Gas Safe for trees. We link the public directory so customers verify it themselves.
Will the site list my team's chainsaw certs individually?
Yes. CS30, CS31, CS38, CS39 per team member. Most tree surgeon sites lump these into a single 'we're qualified' statement. Listing them properly differentiates you from chancers and is what informed customers actually look for.
What about emergency callouts?
Tap-to-call on every page. On Growth, missed-call text-back means even calls you can't take get acknowledged within seconds. On Always On, AI receptionist 24/7 catches the storm-damage emergencies at 6am.
Will the site help with TPO and tree-preservation queries?
Yes. We build a plain-English TPO explainer page. Customers told they can't remove a tree often need expert advice, and the surveyor who provides it is the one who wins the eventual work.
How fast can the site go live?
Seven days from the discovery call. Once we have your ARB number, NPTC certs per team member, insurance figures, and a folder of job photos, we usually get a first build over within 3 to 4 days.
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