Text a photo. That’s the whole process.
A picture of the tree, what’s under it, and your cross street — that’s everything Cody needs to get your free estimate moving. Tap below and it’s already typed for you.
A photo answers the questions a phone call spends ten minutes asking. How tall, how close to the house, what’s underneath, how’s the access — one picture, all answered. That’s why the fastest path to a free estimate in Pinellas is a text with a photo in it, and why the button below is the whole point of this page.
The three-photo formula
- The whole tree — stand back far enough to get top to bottom; the house in frame helps us judge height.
- What’s around it — the pool cage, fence, wires, whatever lives in the fall zone.
- The way in — gate, side yard, or street access. Equipment logistics are half of pricing.
Add your cross-street and anything you already know (“it’s been dropping branches,” “the HOA sent a letter”) — then hit send. Cody reads tree photos between climbs all day; most texts get a same-day reply, and every job gets its price in writing before anyone climbs.
Questions Cody hears every week.
What should the photos show?
Three shots beat thirty: the whole tree top-to-bottom, what’s underneath and around it (house, pool, fence, wires), and the access path or gate. If it’s a specific problem — a crack, a conk, a hanging limb — add one close-up.
Who actually answers this number?
Cody. It’s his listed business line and the number on his crew’s shirts. If he’s in a tree when you text, you’ll hear back when he’s on the ground — that’s the trade for talking to the owner instead of a call center.
Can Cody price my tree from a photo?
A photo tells Cody a lot — what kind of tree, what’s under it, how the access looks. The real number comes from seeing it in person: your text gets a free estimate scheduled fast, and the price lands in writing before anyone climbs.
Tell Cody about your tree.
Three fields. He answers his own phone — you’ll hear back fast.
Faster: text a photo of the tree to (727) 761-8618.