Tree Service · Territory X-Ray
The lots where canopy meets structure.
A Tree Service X-Ray ranks neighborhoods by canopy density and how close that canopy sits to the structure — with hail and wind overlays for post-storm response work.
The moat
Canopy + structure proximity + storm context.
Per-lot raster
From public canopy raster data. Where tree cover is dense, demand for routine trim work is real.
Canopy within 20ft
The footprint + canopy intersection surfaces homes where trees lean over the structure — the highest-ticket conversation.
NOAA hail and wind
Post-storm response leads come from the cohort + canopy stack. Used for timing, not damage claims.
Guardrails
What we say. What we don't.
Surface canopy density and proximity to structures from public raster + GIS.
Overlay storm cohorts for post-event response timing.
Filter to owner-occupants for the sales lane.
Claim a specific tree is dead, diseased, or an immediate hazard.
Sell homeowner contact lists.
Imply storm damage occurred at a specific property.
FAQ
Can you tell me which trees are dead?
No. Canopy raster shows cover, not condition. We surface the neighborhoods worth visiting; condition is a site-visit determination.
Removal vs trim vs emergency?
The X-Ray surfaces both lanes. Storm-cohort overlay biases toward emergency / response; year-round canopy density biases toward routine trim.
What does a Tree X-Ray cost?
$1,500–$2,500 for the service-area scan and first campaign map.
Your cockpit
Sign in to your live Tree X-Ray.
Canopy density, structure proximity, storm cohorts, and the deployable list — live in your browser.
Run the Tree X-Ray on your service area.
Give us your county and the towns you serve. We come back with the ranked neighborhoods and a first campaign cell.
Request a Tree X-Ray