How 1-800 CUT-TREE Answers the Call in the Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy

In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, snowstorms, and submerged suburbs, broken branches and fallen trees surround the streets amidst varying degrees of debris. Hurricane Sandy’s damages have taken lives; left millions without power; collapsed homes, complexes, offices and edifices all with uncertainties of what FEMA and insurance providers can cover. With a long recovery process on the horizon for many, there are several services available through 800 toll-free numbers.

One of these services is landscaping. Let’s face it…some of the most common accidents involve trees. Be it a branch fallen on a car, a complete collapse onto roofs or through windows, or an unmovable trunk occupying a street. For residents in the Northeast and beyond, there’s 1-800 CUT-TREE or 1800cuttree.com, a one-stop solution providing you with local tree and landscaping services with more than one ways to connect.

Branded as what many refer to as a “teledotcom”—a marketing tactic bringing your offline and online company as one to create the best in accessibility—those displaced residents in the Northeast in need of help and support have options. 1-800 CUT-TREE is working around the clock to help clean up tree-related disasters and assist in the rebuilding and recovery process.

Helping connect those in need with providers through a teledotcom service is a subtle vanity branding measure that can bring huge benefits especially during a time where a business model couldn’t prove to be more essential. Helping those with local solutions and rewarding the best in business brings about the best of both worlds for those who may be without phone or Internet service.