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TreeCare Alliance is one place to get real help growing your tree service. Not a course you finish and forget. A room you stay in, with the tools built for you and somebody who has actually done both sides of this.
$299 today reserves your seat and covers your first month, which starts the day we open. After that it is $299 a month at the charter rate. Cancel any time. If we do not open, you get every dollar back.
Most guys running a tree service want the same two things. More of the right jobs coming in, and better money on the jobs they already run. Lead generation and pricing. That is most of the game.
The trouble is that nobody teaches this to tree guys. You learn to climb, you learn to rig, you learn to run a crew safely. Nobody sits you down and shows you how to fill a schedule in February, or how to stop being the cheapest bid in your county, or how to quote a job without doing it at night after the kids go to bed.
So you end up buying leads from somebody who sold the same lead to three of your competitors. Or you hire an agency, pay them every month, and quietly wonder what you are paying for. That is renting somebody else's system. The day you stop paying, it all goes away.
The Alliance is the other option. You get the systems, and you keep them.
Three things, and they are deliberately the three things a course cannot give you.
Finished tools that bolt onto what you already run, whether that is ServiceTitan, Jobber, or Housecall Pro. Not a tutorial on building your own. They show up working, and they are included in your membership.
Pricing. Recurring service and maintenance plans. Sales scripts that work on a homeowner standing in their driveway. Hiring. The moves that took Bradley twelve years to learn, handed over directly.
Other tree service owners running the same problems you are, one or two steps ahead. You bring a real question, you get a real answer from someone who has already paid for the lesson.
I am not going to dress that up. What you are buying today is a charter seat, and it does three things.
One. It locks your rate at $299 a month for as long as you stay a member. Everybody who joins after the charter group pays more.
Two. It puts you in the first group of 25. Small on purpose, because I am going to be in there myself answering questions, and that does not scale to five hundred people on day one.
Three. You are in the room the day it opens this fall.
Your card gets charged today and that covers your first month. If we do not open, you get every dollar back, no argument. If you get in and it is not for you, cancel and you stop paying. No contract, no cancellation fee, nobody calling to talk you out of it.
I am not promising you a number of jobs or a revenue figure. Anyone who does that is guessing. What I am promising is access to the tools, the room, and me.
This fall. I am not putting a date on a page and then missing it, because that is the first promise I would ever make to you. Charter members get told first, and you are in the day it opens.
Maybe eventually, maybe never. Plenty of members will keep an agency and use the Alliance for the parts an agency does not touch, like pricing, maintenance plans, and hiring. If you decide you want it all done for you instead, TreeCareHQ does that and I will point you there honestly.
No. That is the whole point of shipping finished tools instead of teaching you to build them. If you can run a smartphone and a field service app, you can run what we hand you.
Cancel. You stop paying. I would rather you leave than sit in a room you are not getting value from, because a room full of people who quietly checked out is worth nothing to the people who stayed.
Because I am going to be in there personally, and a founding group has to be small enough that I can actually answer everyone. The number goes up later. The rate goes up with it.
You get a receipt and an email from me directly, not an autoresponder sequence. I will ask you what you are working on and what you want fixed first, and the answers shape what gets built before we open.
25 charter seats
Either one is a fine answer. The only bad one is doing nothing and paying for the same problems next season.