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Grow Your Tree Business

Upcomingyear Tree Service connects homeowners with independent tree providers. If you run your own business and want more homeowner calls, you may be a good fit for our network. Homeowners who reach us are usually thinking about removal, stump grinding or storm clearance, and they want to talk to someone local.

This is not a job with Upcomingyear Tree Service. You stay independent. You run your crews, set your prices and choose the work you take.

Who We Are Looking For

We look for tree businesses that serve homeowners in and around Seagoville and the Seagoville area. That can include:

• Tree removal and storm clearance providers
• Stump grinding providers
• Providers who can handle storm-damaged trees
• Small and mid-sized local businesses with their own equipment

Experience with older homes is a plus. Careful rigging near aging roofs and past repairs makes a real difference to homeowners.

What We Expect

Homeowners trust providers to show up and be straightforward. In return for referrals, we expect providers to:

• Hold the licenses and permits your area requires
• Carry liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage where applicable
• Give homeowners a clear written quote before work begins
• Be honest about availability, without overpromising
• Treat each property and each homeowner with respect
• Handle their own contracts, scheduling and payment terms

Providers are solely responsible for the work they perform.

How to Apply

Send a short email to contact@upcomingyear.living. Please include:

• Your business name and the areas you serve
• The services you offer
• Proof of licensing and insurance where required
• A phone number where homeowners can reach you

We will review your details and reply with next steps. Sending an email does not guarantee a place in the network, but we read every message.

Questions?

If you are unsure whether your business fits, write to contact@upcomingyear.living and ask. A simple question is welcome. We would rather you ask first than guess.