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The 90-Day Launch

You run the crews. We fill the calendar.

A national name, a phone that rings to your team, a sales process that closes, and a launch rep on site for your first 90 days.

Two ways in

Put the name on your trucks, or keep your own and take the work we send. Either way, you stay the owner.

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Option one

Become American Treeman

A full rebrand of your local operation under one national name.

  • Truck wraps, shirts and yard signs
  • Your own local website pages
  • Your local search listing set up under the brand
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Option two

Keep your name, get our jobs

Your company stays yours. American Treeman sends you inquiries from your area.

  • No rebrand, no new trucks
  • Inquiries routed to your team
  • Same sales process and follow up

What you get

Sales and marketing, done for you

The pieces most tree companies never get around to building, set up and running from day one.

  • Brand and website pagesA national look and local pages for your service area.
  • Local search and listingsYour business listed and kept consistent where homeowners look.
  • Tracked phone and lead routingEvery call and form tracked, then sent to the right person fast.
  • A sales processEstimate templates, scripts and follow up that keep jobs from going cold.
  • Launch rep on siteA rep working beside your team for the first 90 days.
  • Review requestsEvery finished job gets a simple request for a review.
  • Monthly reportingCalls, estimates and closed jobs, laid out once a month.

The 90-Day Launch

Three phases. Then it's yours to run.

  1. Days 1–30

    Foundation

    • Territory set and confirmed
    • Brand conversion on trucks, shirts and signs
    • Lead tracking live
    • Sales team trained
    • Estimating process in place
  2. Days 31–60

    Consistency

    • Coaching on estimates and follow up
    • Pricing checked against your real labor and equipment costs
    • Scheduling and customer updates tightened
  3. Days 61–90

    Handoff

    • Your team runs the full process with oversight
    • Gaps found and fixed
    • A written plan in your hands at day 90

What you bring

You already have the hard part

  • CrewsPeople who can do the work safely and well.
  • EquipmentTrucks, chippers and the gear your jobs call for.
  • InsuranceLicensed and insured for the work you take on.
  • Local know-howYou know the streets, the trees and the customers.

The founder

Founded in Nashville by Mike McDonald

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Owner questions

Straight answers

Do I have to change my company name?

No. You can become American Treeman in your area, or keep your own name and take inquiries we send you. We walk through both on the call.

What does it cost?

We cover that on a call and put it in writing before you commit to anything.

How fast do jobs start?

We won't promise a date. Local search takes time to build and every market is different. The launch is built to get your phone, sales process and follow up ready so you're set when the calls come.

Who owns my customers?

We'll spell out customer records and contact ownership in writing before you sign. Bring this question to the call.

What happens after day 90?

Your team runs the day to day. Ongoing marketing, reporting and support continue under terms we put in writing up front.

Let's talk about your market

Thirty minutes. Your area, your crews, and whether this is a fit.

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