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Stump grinding business cards: what to put on them

A stump grinding business card needs your business name, the words "stump grinding and removal," a large phone number, your service area, a licensed-and-insured note, and a QR code that opens your website. That is it — one card, one clear path to a call. Everything else is decoration that gets in the way of the homeowner reaching you.

We build websites and lead systems for tree and stump pros and run our own home-service companies, so this is the card layout we see actually generate calls. Below is exactly what to include, the QR-code trick that turns paper into bookings, and the honest line on where a business card stops working.

What belongs on the card

📞 A phone number that dominates

The number should be the biggest thing on the card. A homeowner with a stump in the yard wants to call, not read. If they have to hunt for the number, you lost them.

🪴 What you do, in plain words

"Stump grinding and removal." Maybe "root chasing" and "chip haul-off." Skip anything clever. The person holding the card should know in one glance you grind stumps.

📍 Service area and licensed/insured

Name the towns or county you cover and add "licensed and insured." Stump grinders throw debris and work near fences and lines; that note is reassurance that closes the call.

📱 A QR code to your site

The most valuable thing you can add. A scan opens your before-and-after photos and a quote form. People will not type a URL, but they will scan and book.

Where to hand them out

A card only works where it lands. The highest-return places for a stump grinder:

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Where a card stops working

Honest take: a few hundred well-designed cards cost little and are worth printing. But a card is a dead end if the QR code points nowhere or to a one-page placeholder. The person who scans it expects to see your stump before-and-afters, your reviews, and a way to book in ten seconds. Without that, the card just gets thrown away.

That destination is what we build. We make a tree and stump service website with 24/7 AI lead capture from $249/month — your QR code lands on photos, reviews, and a form that takes the address and routes the job to your phone. Add the SEO engine at $597/month and the full CRM from $1,750/month. You own every lead, first demo in 48 hours. More for stump pros: tree service SEO, stump grinding cost guide, and SEO for home services.

Common questions

What should a stump grinding business card include?

Business name, "stump grinding and removal," a large phone number, service area, a licensed-and-insured note, and a QR code to your site. One clear path to a call.

Should it have a QR code?

Yes. A QR code that opens your website or a quote form turns a paper card into a booking. People will not type a URL, but they will scan and tap to call.

Are cards still worth it?

For door-knocking after storms, handing to neighbors mid-job, and leaving with tree services, yes. But a card only works if it points to somewhere people can see your work and book.

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