The Tree Huggers web app gives you a convenient way to reopen the company website, call, text photos and request a tree-work estimate. It uses the same website and contact routes. Installation is optional: you can use the site in a normal browser without installing anything.
Tree Huggers web app
Put Tree Huggers on your home screen.
Open tree advice and your text, call and estimate options in one tap. No app store or account required.
Choose your device below to install manually.
iPhone & iPad
- Open this page in Safari.
- Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. If asked, enable Open as Web App.
- Tap Add, then open Tree Huggers from your Home Screen.
Android
- Open this page in Chrome.
- Tap Install Tree Huggers above if available. Otherwise open Chrome’s menu and select Add to home screen or Install.
- Follow the prompt, then open Tree Huggers from your launcher.
Desktop
- Open this page in Chrome.
- Use the install icon in the address bar, or open More → Cast, save and share → Install page as app.
- Confirm and open the app from your launcher. A bookmark works if your browser doesn’t offer installation.
Using the latest version
Pages load the current website when you are online. If a new app version is ready, finish any estimate you are typing before choosing Reload now. A refresh can clear unsent form details.
Without internet, the app can show a simple contact screen after a successful online visit. Estimates and personalized confirmation pages require a connection.
What the app is designed to do
The app is a shortcut to practical tree-service tasks. You can review the service that matches your situation, prepare information for an estimate, open your phone’s calling or messaging function, and submit an estimate request while online. The project guides explain access, property protection, cleanup and the questions a buyer should settle before approving work.
Calling and texting use your device’s available applications and service. Selecting a call or text link opens the relevant function where supported; it does not silently place a call or send a message. Review what you intend to send. Photographs are useful when they show the tree, nearby targets and access from a safe position.
Installing from a supported browser
Open this website on the device where you want the app. If the browser offers an installation control, follow its prompts and confirm that the name is Tree Huggers. The exact wording and location depend on the browser and device. Some browsers use an install option, while others provide an add-to-home-screen action.
If no installation button appears on this page, check the browser’s own menu or sharing options for its supported website-installation feature. You can also keep using the normal website or save a bookmark. Installation is a convenience and is not needed to request an estimate, read a planning guide or contact the company.
Manage your shortcut without surprises
Reopening or refreshing
Reopen the shortcut online to see updated service information. If a new version or reload prompt appears, finish or copy any unsent text before refreshing because a page reload can clear typed form entries.
Removing and privacy
Remove the shortcut using your device’s normal app or home-screen controls. Browser cookies and stored website data are managed separately. Installing the shortcut does not itself subscribe you to alerts, create an account or request continual location tracking.
Using a phone, tablet or folding device
The website adapts its navigation and contact controls to the available window width. On a narrow screen, use the visible menu to find services, service areas and government information. The quick-contact bar provides call, text and estimate actions. On a wider screen, the main navigation and estimate controls remain available in the header.
A folding phone can change the available width when opened or closed. The content should reflow with the window, so you can continue using the same page instead of selecting a separate mobile site. Rotate or resize only when it is safe to do so. If your browser presents a desktop-site preference, the layout may differ from its standard mobile presentation.
What remains available offline
After the app’s service worker has installed successfully, a network failure during navigation can show a simple offline contact page. That page includes the company telephone number and a text link, plus a reminder that estimate requests need an internet connection. Whether a call or message can proceed also depends on the device and its separate phone or messaging service.
The app does not promise a complete offline copy of every service guide or image. Its offline design focuses on a small contact fallback. If the app has never loaded successfully on the device, or the browser clears its stored website files, that fallback may not yet be available. Reopen the site online to refresh the app resources.
Estimate requests need an online connection
Complete the short estimate form while connected to the website. Include a useful phone number, city or ZIP and the requested work. You can provide an email address or additional scope information where the form offers those optional fields. Check the confirmation or any validation message rather than assuming a tap means the request was accepted.
The app does not queue a failed estimate request for automatic later delivery. A form left offline should not be treated as submitted. Reconnect and submit again only after checking the result. For an urgent tree condition, call to discuss availability; a form request never confirms a dispatch time or guarantees an immediate reply.
Choose the simpler route
Use the browser
The regular website has the same service guides, calling, texting and estimate actions. You can bookmark it without installing anything. If you are filling in an estimate, finish the submission and look for confirmation before closing or switching windows.
Add a home-screen shortcut
On a supported phone or tablet, look in the browser menu or sharing options for its website installation action. Names differ by browser and system version. Check that the shortcut opens Tree Huggers, rather than expecting a separate app-store product or customer account.
Privacy and permissions
Installing the web app does not give it a separate customer account or require a password. The app is not designed to request continuous location tracking, camera access or notification subscriptions. If you choose to contact the company through a phone or messaging application, that application and your device handle their own permissions and service requirements.
The offline cache is limited to the contact fallback and an app icon. Form submissions, private messages and the site’s administration pages are not intentionally cached as offline content by this service worker. The website’s normal hosting, form and privacy practices still apply when you use it. Read the privacy policy for information about requests and website data.
Updates and removing the app
The website can change as services, project guides and contact presentation are updated. Reopening the app while online loads the current website rather than relying on a full saved copy. The service worker manages its small versioned offline cache and removes obsolete versions when a replacement activates.
You can remove the installed shortcut or app through your device’s normal controls. Removing an icon does not necessarily erase every browser cookie or stored website file; the browser’s site-data settings control that information. Likewise, clearing browser data does not withdraw an estimate request already received by the company. Contact Tree Huggers if you need to discuss information in a submitted request.
Use the correct route for the situation
For planned residential work, use the estimate form or text clear photos with the property address. Commercial and government buyers should include the organization, work location, required scope, deadline and document requirements. The procurement page explains how to prepare a useful project inquiry.
For a dangerous tree, keep clear of unstable wood and call directly. If people are in immediate danger or a tree affects wires, contact emergency services or the utility as appropriate. The app is a contact tool and planning resource, not an emergency-dispatch system or a remote determination that a tree is safe.
Know when a connection is required
While connected
Open the current service guide and complete inquiries on the live website. Calling or texting launches your device’s supported phone or messaging application. Nothing should send automatically merely because a contact button was selected.
When offline
The limited contact fallback is not a complete offline copy of the website, and an unfinished estimate is not queued for later delivery. Reconnect, check your entries and submit normally. A successful on-screen confirmation is how to verify that a request reached the site.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to install the app to contact Tree Huggers?
No. The normal website provides the same calling, texting and estimate routes. Installation is an optional convenience for reopening the site. A bookmark is also suitable if your device does not offer web-app installation.
Why is there no install button on my device?
Installation support and prompts depend on the browser, device and whether the app is already installed. Check the browser menu or sharing options for its supported action. You can continue using the website without installation.
Does installation create a customer account?
No separate account is required by this web app. It opens the website and its contact functions. An estimate request still needs the information required by the form and an online connection.
Can I submit an estimate request offline?
No. The form needs a connection to reach the website. The app does not promise to queue an offline request. Check for a submission confirmation after reconnecting instead of assuming the request was saved for later delivery.
What will I see when a page cannot load offline?
After the service worker has installed, navigation may show the small offline contact page. It includes the telephone number and text link. It is not a complete saved copy of the website or every planning guide.
Will the app call or text automatically?
The call and text controls open the supported device function. They are not intended to place calls or send messages silently. Review the device screen and the information you choose to send through your calling or messaging service.
Does the app track my location continuously?
The app is not designed to request continuous location tracking. You can provide the property address or city for an estimate. Your browser, device and other applications have their own settings and privacy practices.
Does installing the app turn on notifications?
The app does not implement a notification subscription as part of installation. A web-app shortcut is not a promise of emergency alerts, automatic updates by message or a monitored dispatch connection.
Can commercial and government buyers use it?
Yes. Use the same contact routes and include the organization, site, scope, deadline and required documentation. Review the procurement information and verify current eligibility or documents for the particular opportunity before award.
Will it work when I open or close a folding phone?
The layout responds to the available window width, with mobile navigation and quick-contact controls on narrower screens. Browser preferences can affect presentation. The same website remains the contact and planning resource.
How do I remove it?
Use the device controls for removing the installed shortcut or web app. Browser site-data settings separately manage cookies and stored website files. Removing an icon does not withdraw a request already received by the company.
Does the app confirm emergency dispatch?
No. Call 504-458-8336 to discuss current availability and the next step. Keep clear of hazards, and contact emergency services or the utility for immediate danger to people or an electrical hazard.
