For US landscaping, lawn care & hardscaping companies
Your phones ring hardest the exact weeks your crews are slammed in the field. Our AI answers every estimate call, books design and install consults, and renews maintenance contracts — while every mower is running.
Landscaping is brutally seasonal. Spring open-ups, fall cleanups, and the first snowfall all hit at once — and the calls you miss in those windows are the contracts that fund your year.
March-through-May estimate volume is 4–5× a normal month. One office person can't keep up, and homeowners booking spring service won't wait for a callback.
Mowers, blowers, and skid steers running — no one's picking up. By the time the crew gets back to the shop, the lead has booked someone else.
Patios, retaining walls, irrigation, sod — these need scope, square footage, and timeline captured before a designer rolls out. Voicemail tag kills the project.
Last year's mowing, fertilization, and snow customers don't auto-resign. Without outreach, a chunk of them quietly hire the neighbor's kid instead.
A real-world example
Hi, I'd like to get a quote for weekly mowing this season and maybe some mulch in the front beds. Are you guys taking new customers?
Absolutely — we're booking spring service now. What's your address so I can confirm we cover your area?
812 Elmwood Drive, in Naperville.
Perfect, you're in our route. Roughly how big is the yard — quarter acre, half, bigger?
About a third of an acre I think.
Great. For weekly mowing plus a mulch refresh I'll have an estimator stop by to measure and quote both — no charge. I have Tuesday at 4:30 PM or Wednesday at 11 AM. Which works?
Wednesday at 11.
Booked Wednesday at 11 AM. You'll get a text with your estimator's name and a heads-up before he arrives. Talk soon!
Built for the rhythm of landscaping: spring/fall demand spikes, recurring contracts, and high-ticket install quotes that need an estimator on site.
Unlimited concurrent calls means every March cleanup request and every October leaf-removal call gets a live answer — not a callback.
Pulls live availability and books on-site measure visits for installs, patios, irrigation, and sod — straight onto your estimator's calendar.
Auto-texts last year's mowing, fertilization, and snow customers in the right week to re-sign — rebuilding recurring revenue before the season starts.
Captures property size, plow vs. shovel, salting preference, and trigger depth so seasonal contracts are quote-ready by first snow.
Any call that slips while a crew is on a mower triggers an instant SMS so the lead stays warm until the office is back.
Texts a Google review link the day the install crew rolls off — turning every patio and lawn renovation into next season's pipeline.
It can quote simple recurring services (weekly mowing, basic fertilization plans) from the pricing rules you set, and it books a free on-site estimate for everything that needs measuring — installs, hardscapes, irrigation, sod, drainage.
Yes. We set up a fall outreach campaign that texts last year's mowing customers about snow contracts, captures property details, and books them for the season — so winter revenue is locked in before the first snowfall.
Yes. Each spring it pings your prior-year mowing, fertilization, and maintenance customers, confirms their service for the new season, and adds renewals straight to your route — without office work.
Yes. New customers, booked estimates, and signed contracts flow into the CRM and scheduling software you already use — no double entry for the office.
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Get a free AI audit of your phones — we'll show you how many estimate calls and renewals are slipping past your office every week.