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Most of my business is from word of mouth, I actually hope the website doesn't increase my number of calls. I am at my limit work-wise without expanding.

Rapid Weaver just didn't suit me, iWeb seems more intuitive.

I did Nick. I tried making my site on Rapid Weaver but didn't care for the look. I finally found a template on iWeb I liked. It wasn't really for a small business but the color scheme worked well enough.

I guess I fear that I may really enjoy blogging and that my wife kills me as a result.

I could blog endlessly on politics and philosophy but am largely done with tree by the end of the day. I try to keep my politics away from my works as this is a very religious and conservative state. I take your point on the gallery. If the photos are to say anything it is that we are not...

I kind of wonder if this is anyone we know. When I named my business I did a thorough search for similarly named tree services. They use an eastern tanager and mine is a western, so I suppose there's no harm. Still kind of curious though.

Sweet, made most of the changes you folks suggested.

I've been making all the changes on my computer but am having a tough time changing them on the server. More stuff to figure out. I don't mind picky little stuff, I want to make it better if I can and your input is greatly appreciated. I don't like the contact button myself but a friend...

Thanks. It's not designed to sell tree work per se, as to just give folks a sense of the businesses personality.

Nice! You guys are the best. I read and reread the site and missed all that. Tonight I need to learn how to fix all that. It's 9:30 and I just got back from removing a falling spruce. Time to switch gears.

There, I think I finally got it right.

Hmm, works for me.

It only took me six years but Tanager Tree Service finally has a real website. What do you think? tanagertreeservice.com