Make website graphics for tree company

Andy's Tree Service

I do tree work.

escondido-treeservice.com

I like the design of escondido-treeservice.com website for a couple reasons. I think it is designed for the modern attention span, cause just as I am starting to read it, it toggles to the other image and power-words. Also, when viewed on a computer, you don't see the words as much as you do the image of the guy in the tree, and so you receive the whole experience as a sort of gestault. I like it.

The problem for me is that when it is viewed on the phone. I have attached a couple images of what I don't like about the mobile view.

Now check out this website:

(https://www.popetreeservice.com/esc…l6EALw_wcB).

I think the background image and the whole look here is rather amateurish, when viewed on a computer. However on mobile it don't look too bad.

What I think looks fantastic is Maidthis.com. That one has cartoon drawings, which is not the point, but it looks great either on the computer and on mobile. Check it out.

maidthis.com
It has cartoon drawings, that is not necessary. But it has a wonderful clean look, whether on computer or on mobile view.

We don't have to do additional pages, I will leave that for the marketer people. It could start out being like the one on escondido-treeservice.com.

naked ladies, bar fights, foul language :)

I think a website should be showcasing the company and what it stands for. Here's what I came up with today:

Doing Tree-work In A Way That Puts Your Mind At Ease

Straight talk about everything - customers know right away they trust us.

Professional knowledge about your tree situation:

- Overgrown, dangerous trees - safety trim them, or safely remove them!
- PROPER thinning, weight reduction and pruning - there is a lot of bad work other companies do!

Trees are the biggest items in your landscape, it pays to find the right professional company to protect your trees AND your property!

Andy says: "I've been doing this a long time, it always happens at payment time: people start raving about every aspect of how we do our jobs. It's the old school way I think."