You're not buying a trailer. You're buying a renewal book.
Removals end when the truck leaves. Plant health care comes back four times a year, for years, from the same driveway. That is the whole argument for the MTS-180 — and the numbers below are the industry's, not ours. Find your market on the map, then run your own route through the model.
Where the network runs today
Click your state to zoom in. Click a market for its numbers.Every green marker is an MTS-180 already treating trees. Blue is a machine in build. Everything hollow is a market with no Mobile Tree Spa in it yet.
Marker size reflects market population. Boundaries are simplified for planning, not survey.
Pick a market
Click any marker to see its tree canopy, how many tree care companies work there, and roughly how many properties carry enough tree value to sit on an annual program.
What one machine produces in a day
Actual Tree Spa™ pricing · a single MTS-180 on routeThe MTS-180 is a full plant health care workstation — it runs your conventional PHC work and the trademarked Tree Spa™ service, which has proven to sell at $600 a tree and up, most jobs finished in thirty to sixty minutes. Running both on the same route, Mobile Tree Spa's own truck routinely turned $3,000 to $5,000 in a day with one technician. The tank capacity, injection equipment and product inventory all ride along, so the day isn't spent driving back to the yard.
All three are per man hour while on site, before travel, setup and product cost. Tree Spa™ rates come from actual MTS route pricing; the two comparison rates are published industry averages. Roughly five to six hours of a route day are billable at these rates — which is what lands the day between $3,000 and $5,000.
Build your own number
Move the sliders to match how you would run itThis is the model, not a promise. It splits the route the way it actually runs — premium Tree Spa™ trees alongside conventional PHC stops — assumes a $149,500 MTS-180 and a 65% gross margin on service work. Year one assumes you fill about 70% of capacity while you ramp. The defaults land near $4,000 a day, the middle of what MTS's own route produced. Nothing here is drawn from any other operator's books.
Why the work comes back
A removal customer calls you once. A program customer is on the calendar before the season starts — and the visit is already sold.
- Cash flow
- Billed on a schedule, not on storms
- Crew
- One tech, one truck — no climbing, no chipper
- Season
- Fills the shoulder months between removals
- Sales
- Sold to customers you already have
- Valuation
- Contracted renewals price higher than job revenue
Operators in the network
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