Competitor monitoring for tree service companies in New York, NY

When someone in New York searches "tree removal", they see you next to the same handful of rivaltree service companies - and they pick based on price, offers, and reviews. TheirMove watches thoseNew York rivals every day and emails you when they make a move that matters, with a recommended counter for each one.

What we monitor for a New York tree service

The kind of alert you'd get: A rival added crane-assisted removal and is targeting storm cleanup in your county.
Recommended action: If a storm hits, speed wins - have a pre-built storm landing page ready to publish same-day.

Why local matters

A tree service in New York doesn't compete with the whole country - it competes with the five businesses that show up on the same map. Generic alert tools miss that entirely. TheirMove starts from your location, finds your real New York competitors on Google Maps, and only monitors them.

Paste your website - see your New York competitors in 2 minutes

Frequently asked questions

How does TheirMove find my competitors in New York?

Paste your website. We read it, work out what you do and the searches your customers use (like "tree removal"), then scan Google Maps around your New York location for the businesses actually competing for those searches. You approve the final list.

What changes do you track for a tree service?

Removal and trimming pricing signals; Free estimate offers; Storm-response messaging; Crane/equipment additions (capacity signal); Review count and rating trends. Every detected change runs through an AI materiality filter, so a typo fix stays silent while a price drop triggers an alert.

How often will I get emails?

One short weekly digest in plain English, plus an instant alert when a competitor makes a big move - like a major price cut or a rating slide.

Is this a reputation management tool for tree service companies?

Partly. TheirMove monitors your own Google rating and review count daily and alerts you the day your rating slips - alongside tracking your New York competitors' reviews, so you can see how your reputation stacks up locally. We don't write review responses or run review-collection campaigns like a reputation management agency; we make sure you never miss a change worth acting on.

Is this against Google's rules?

No. Review counts, ratings, and hours come from Google's official Places API, and website changes come from public pages - the same ones your customers see.