Your own memorable page
Use StumpRemoval.com/your-name as a simple business landing page. Add a logo, service area, phone number and link to your existing site if you have one.
I have owned StumpRemoval.com for several years and bring extensive experience building online businesses. The service itself is completely new, and I do not yet know how well it will work. I am looking for a few local companies willing to experiment with me and shape a useful product.
Start a conversationUse StumpRemoval.com/your-name as a simple business landing page. Add a logo, service area, phone number and link to your existing site if you have one.
Review photos, stump size, access, cleanup preference, timing and ZIP code before deciding whether a project is worth pursuing.
Choose the ZIP codes you serve. Accept or reject each opportunity. There is no obligation to quote work that is not a fit.
I will set up the profile and personally help qualify early homeowner requests. In return, I am asking pilot partners to tell me whether the information is useful, respond to suitable opportunities, and be candid about what would make the service worth paying for.
If the pilot creates real value, we can discuss simple future pricing together. If it does not, there is no fee and no obligation to continue.
Talk about the pilotNo. This is a new local launch. The point of the 90-day pilot is to learn whether the domain, homeowner intake and provider workflow can generate qualified opportunities.
Yes. Any profile prepared for a conversation remains a private, unclaimed draft until the business reviews it and explicitly approves publication.
The provider does. StumpRemoval.com introduces interested parties; the provider handles inspection, scope, pricing, scheduling, insurance and the service agreement.