A storm rolls through the Bay Area and the calls stack up: a limb on a roof in Berkeley, a removal in Oakland, an estimate across town. Which crew, where, in what order, that all runs through you. Here's that routing itself, so the trucks move while you do the work only a certified arborist can.
Each call gets captured, structured, and ready to route, before you've finished the first cup of coffee.
The kind of call you'd make in your head if you could be on every job at once.
The thing that keeps a worried homeowner from calling the next tree service in the book.
Your judgment goes to the jobs and the estimates, not to who-is-where.
9 storm calls captured, 7 crews routed, 2 estimates booked
Oakland job, customer wants the oak saved not removed. Open ›
The kind of dispatch backbone a growing crew company usually builds over years, tuned to how a tree care operation actually runs.
For a tree care company, this is the difference between a good storm week and a chaotic one: every call becomes a job, not a missed message.
If we're wrong, the conversation ends here. If we're close, this is rarely the only thing you're holding together by hand.
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