Get quotes from arborists and tree-care providers near you

Show us
the tree.
We’ll help you
take it from here.

Share two photos and a few details. Ask local arborists and tree-care providers for quotes with one request.

Your contact details stay private until you choose.
Free to request quotes. No obligation to choose a provider.

A mature tree beside a home, with its trunk and full canopy visible
Start with the tree in front of you
✓One photo at a time.
We’ll guide you.
02 / 02
✓ Tree or stump Complete
✓ Surroundings Complete
+ Extra angles Optional
Example photo checklist

Here’s all you need to do

Three steps. That’s it.

  1. Snap two photos.

    The tree or stump, then its surroundings.
    Add extra angles if useful.

  2. Describe the job.

    What you want done, where it is,
    and when you’d like it done.

  3. Compare. Then choose.

    Read quotes and ask questions.
    Share your details when you choose a provider.

What do you need a quote for?

You don’t have to know
what your tree needs.

Maybe something looks wrong. Maybe the tree is perfectly healthy but no longer works for your property. Either is enough to request quotes from local professionals.

“I simply want
the tree gone.”

You may want more light, less leaf clearing, or space for something else. Healthy or not, show the tree and site so a professional can quote the work.

Tree removal

“It’s getting
a little too close.”

Branches over the roof? A tree outgrowing its space? Show where it’s causing trouble and what you’d like to change.

Pruning and tree care

“Something
doesn’t look right.”

A change in the leaves, a mark on the trunk, or something you can’t explain. Tell us what you’ve noticed. Leave the diagnosis to a professional.

See how to get started
A homeowner photographing a tree trunk from the groundYour phone is all you need.

Not sure what to photograph?

We’ll walk you
through it.

Two photos to start. Add more if useful. Show the tree or stump and the space around it, so providers can understand the job before they respond.

  • 01

    The tree or stump

    Fit the whole tree in the frame where possible, or show the stump at ground level.

  • 02

    The surroundings

    Show nearby buildings, fences and access for a crew.

  • +

    Extra details, if useful

    Add other angles or close-ups. Only take photos from a safe place on the ground.

See tips for taking the photos

For arborists and tree-care professionals

See the job.
Choose whether to quote.

Receive local tree-work opportunities with guided photos, access details, and the homeowner’s goal. Review the job before deciding whether it fits.

See how TreeCue works for providers
INSIDE A REQUESTIllustrative example

Know what
you’re quoting.

The tree
Guided photos
The concern
What the homeowner has noticed
The site
Space, gates, and obstacles
The job
What they want quoted

Tree care, explained

Know what to ask.
Know what to expect.

Browse the tree care guides

Before you start

Good questions.
Straight answers.

Here’s how requests and quotes work.

Do I need to know what’s wrong with my tree?+

No. Describe what you can see and what you’d like help with. You don’t need to know the species or the technical terms. TreeCue does not diagnose trees. A qualified arborist or tree-care professional assesses the tree and recommends what to do.

Can I request removal of a healthy tree?+

Yes. You may want more light, less leaf clearing, or to use the space differently. Describe the outcome you want and request quotes. A local professional can assess the job and flag permits, protected-tree rules, or other checks that may apply.

How do I get quotes?+

Share two photos and describe the work. TreeCue invites providers to review your request and respond. Compare their quotes and ask questions on your request page. A provider may need to visit before agreeing on the final work and price.

Do I have to accept a quote?+

No. Requesting a quote does not book the work. Review the proposed scope, price, and timing, then decide whether you want to proceed.

How many photos do I need?+

Start with two: the tree or stump, and its surroundings. Extra angles are optional. Never put yourself at risk for a photo. Stay on the ground and keep clear of damaged branches, unstable trees, roads and power lines.

What if the tree poses an immediate danger?+

Keep away and contact the relevant local emergency service or utility. TreeCue is not an emergency service. Do not wait for a TreeCue response.

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