Your competitors are your biggest critic

[Andymacp]

DAVID WAKELEY TREE SURGEONS, Moray,Speyside,Banffshire - Tree surgeons

 

 

Needed to re create the company website so instead of paying someone I thought I'd have a bash.

I'd appreciate your thoughts!

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Remove your address... for security purposes...

[detritus21]

I don't see a problem with address mine can be found right over the internet even though it ain't on my website. Google places puts a map to help people know where your company is based

[Andymacp]

If your thinking for security reasons then it's ok. No kit is kept there

[Steve Bullman]

It looks more professional showing your address. A thief can get your address easily enough wether its on your website or not.....can't live in fear of these people IMO

[scraggs]

Consider using the same size text on all pages as your "about our tree services" page.

Remove the image that contains all your header information, it's not very crisp and clear, if you can use the images but do the wording in text not as a graphic, that should also be better for SEO

Just imo

 

Edit: I personally won't deal with firms that don't put their address on the website.

[atree]

Looks good and professional

[Graham]

On the front page bullet point all services rather than full stops. Watch the spacing on areas covered. At the mo there are no spaces after the commas. Just scans better. The rest seems fine to me.

[All Up Here]

I joined the forum a few days ago to get some opinions on a couple of trees in our woods (you may have seen my 'trees holding hands thread').

 

The info I received from members here was very useful, and I'd be happy to give something back to the forum.

 

As a marketing strategy consultant I'm sure I could give anyone who needs it a few pointers regarding web design or other marketing communications.

 

Let me know if you have any questions.

[Suffolk-Matt]

As scraggs says in regards the SEO issue.

 

Space your phone numbers so they read better on the home page.

 

check it works on mobile devices

 

Maybe use your domain name for your email also - [email protected] instead of the live.com address ( just forward the live.com address to you new domain for old customers.