business names

[john meehan]

hi im currently starting up on my own and cant decide what to call myself and wonderd if anyone had any ideas should i go for something simle like my name or something a bit more catchy ive been thinking tree menders but cant decide.

thans for any help johnski

[Steve Bullman]

dont like tree menders personally. id go with either your name, or if you must go for a different name, dont try getting too creative. theres some pretty strange names out there and im pretty sure a lot of poeple regret it later on.

[RPA]

Keep it simple and dont use technical terms (general public wont know what the hell it means).

Think of what it will sound like as a web name too, and is the donain name still available?

[Amelanchier]

Symmetree.

 

We used to have a game at work where you had to think of comedy tree company names.

 

Arbrisk

EZTreez - we only do ez treez...

Leafull Tree Services

[Dean Lofthouse]

I think the best name I have ever seen is our very own "TheTreeWiseMen"

 

Cracker!

[colin james]

simplest name to go with:

<insert town/county/name> tree services

[Steve Bullman]

i prefer care to services...just a personal pref though, probably makes sod all difference to the client

[colin james]

i prefer care to services...just a personal pref though, probably makes sod all difference to the client

 

yeah care would work just as well.

both sound pretty respectable:icon14:

[Peter]

hi im currently starting up on my own and cant decide what to call myself and wonderd if anyone had any ideas should i go for something simle like my name or something a bit more catchy ive been thinking tree menders but cant decide.

thans for any help johnski

 

Have you ever, or will you ever, do anything to a tree that might be described as mending?

 

Personally, I chop bits off trees until the client is satisfied with the quantity of tree remaining. Thats why I'm a tree service.

[john meehan]

yeah i suposse we dont really do much mending do we! i think i might go for my john meehan tree care or the like then sounds a bit more proffesional, thanks for the help and any other ideas would be appretiated:fisheye: