I t's not when you first start to see the foliage starting to turn color, and the cool autumn winds starting to blow, but rather when it's 90 degrees out and humid that your tree care company should begin thinking about winter work. Just before the snow starts to fall, tree care customers are usually busy saving for the holiday season. Year-end taxes are on the way, plus a million different other things on their minds.
Winter is a time when tree work can be plentiful and profitable if it's sought out and planned.
When planning for winter work, you must think in terms of what types of customers, places, or companies would benefit from off-season tree work. Typically, there are dozens upon dozens of major areas you can focus your efforts towards. Golf courses, municipalities, schools, and colleges are just three of the many good options you have. On the fairways. Golf course tree work can prove to be very plentiful in the winter months.