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Hardyproof / Trades / Landscaping

Landscaping and lawn care jobs, organized from one link

Yard work comes in waves: spring cleanups, weekly mowing, fall leaves. Quote from photos, put the scope in writing and keep every visit on your calendar.

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A sample landscaping company's request form with lawn and yard job types

How it works

  1. Customers send the yard

    Mowing, cleanup, beds, trimming, leaves: they pick the job and add photos.

  2. Quote from photos or a visit

    Price small yards from photos; walk big properties first.

  3. Send the proposal

    What you'll do, what happens to the yard waste, and what's extra, like mulch.

  4. Schedule around the weather

    Book the day; move it in one tap if it rains, and text the new time.

  5. Get paid

    Pay buttons with the amount filled in, or cash and check. Receipts are made for you.

A real proposal, rebuilt

Sample yard cleanup proposal: scope, yard waste and payment terms
A sample proposal from a made-up business. Prices are hidden.

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  • Photo quotesCustomers add photos of the yard, so you can price without a trip.
  • Seasonal job listsSpring cleanup, mowing, leaf removal: your own list of services.
  • CrewsAssign jobs to your crew; each person sees only their own.
  • Reminders for youTomorrow's jobs the evening before, and a nudge when a balance is unpaid.
  • English and SpanishFor your crew and your customers.

Yard jobs that pay

  • Price cleanups from photos, but walk any big or sloped property before you quote.
  • Say what happens to the yard waste: hauled away, bagged, or left at the curb.
  • List extras like mulch or new plants separately, so the base price stays clear.
  • Applying pesticides or fertilizer for pay often needs a state applicator license. Check before you offer it.
  • At the end of a season, text last year's customers. Repeat work is the easiest work.

Questions

Can I quote from photos?

Yes. Customers add photos with the request.

Can I list extras like mulch?

Yes. Put each one on its own proposal line.

Can I set up recurring visits?

Not automatically yet. Schedule each visit; they all show on your calendar, and you get tomorrow's list the evening before.

More of Hardyproof

Job requests & text quotesA job request form your customers can fill out from any phoneSchedulingSchedule the job once. It shows up on your calendar.CrewsHand out jobs to your crew. Everyone sees only their own.

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