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A spring rush, a long winter, and a list you're not using.
Everything happens in eight weeks. The rest of the year you need the customers you already have to book again, and that only happens if something asks them.
Where the work leaks out.
March hits and you're buried
The whole year's new business arrives at once, and enquiries get lost in exactly the weeks you can least afford to lose them.
Winter with nothing booked
Design-build and hardscape work could fill it, but nobody's thinking about their yard in January unless you remind them.
Maintenance contracts that quietly lapse
Recurring revenue is the whole game in this trade, and renewals fall over because nobody sends the email.
Everything arrives in eight weeks
Spring is when you're least able to answer the phone and least able to afford not to. Nothing sits in an inbox for four days.
Missed call , 8:05 AM
What we build for landscaping companies.
Same five systems as every client, set up around how landscaping work actually comes in.
You decide what every message says. We set it up, and you can change any of it later without being charged for it.
Five-star reviews through the whole season
Every completed job triggers a request, so your profile keeps growing through spring and summer instead of going quiet the moment you get busy.
Separate maintenance from design-build
Weekly mowing and a $30k patio are completely different customers. Different pages, different forms, different follow-up.
Built for the weeks you can't keep up
Every enquiry gets your reply straight away, whether that's March or January. Nothing sits unanswered for four days.
Seasonal campaigns, ready to send
Spring cleanups, irrigation startup, fall cleanup, winter consultations. Written with you before launch, then it's one button whenever you want the work.
Renewal reminders for contract customers
Scheduled ahead of the season so the contract renews instead of lapsing. Your wording, our setup.
How the parts pull each other along.
None of this works on its own. Together it turns into work you did not pay a lead fee for.
People find you
A page for every landscaping service you offer and every town you cover, so you turn up when someone searches instead of your competitor.
Nothing gets missed
Calls you cannot take get texted back. Forms get an instant reply. Quotes that go quiet get chased. More of what arrives turns into booked work.
Reviews stack up
Every finished job asks for a review. More five-star reviews means homeowners pick you over the company with eleven, and it helps you show up higher in the map pack.
Old customers come back
Referral and repeat campaigns go out to everyone you have ever worked for. Press one button and the people who already trust you go looking for reasons to call.
Every review makes step one work harder, and every campaign fills step two again. That is the part that compounds.
Questions from landscaping contractors.
Most of my work is recurring mowing. Is this worth it?
The site matters less for you than the retention side — renewals, upsells to your existing list, and review generation. Those are the parts that pay for it. Tell us your mix on the call.
Can people get a quote online?
For maintenance, yes, roughly — square footage and service frequency get you a range. Design-build needs a site visit and the form is built to book one.
What do I do in winter?
The campaign tools are built for exactly that. Design consultations, hardscape planning and early-bird contracts all sell better in January than people expect, because nobody else is asking.
Book a call and we'll show you exactly what you'd get.
Twenty minutes, a live account on screen, and a straight answer on what it costs.
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