For lawn care and landscaping
More yards on the route, fewer calls lost on the mower.
You can't answer the phone on a zero-turn. I build lawn care sites that take the quote request for you, with the address, the yard and the service already filled in, and text back anyone whose call you missed.
Best fit
Get Booked, $179/month
Quote requests, missed-call text-back and a review request after every cut are what fill a route. When it's slow in winter, pause for $29 a month.
Sound familiar?
- Calls come in while you're cutting, and by the time you call back they've hired someone else.
- Quote requests arrive as “how much to mow my yard?” with no address and no idea of the size.
- Spring is a flood and winter is quiet, and the website doesn't change with either.
What I’d build for you
A quote form that asks the right questions
Service, town, address and yard details up front, so you can price it from the truck instead of driving out first.
Missed-call text-back
Miss a call and they get a text from your business number within a minute, so the job waits for you instead of going down the list.
Review requests after each job
A text asking for a Google review goes out when the job's marked done. Reviews are what put you above the next crew on Maps.
Seasonal services that swap themselves
Leaf cleanup in fall, aeration and seeding in spring: send me a text and the site changes within a business day.
Sample site
See one built for a lawn care business.
Fernwick Lawn & Landscape is a made-up business, built exactly the way a real client’s site is. Open it on your phone and try the form. Yours is designed around your business, your photos and your customers.
Open the Fernwick Lawn & Landscape sample site (opens in a new tab)Questions people ask.
Can customers book a recurring mow online?
They can request one, and you confirm it. Most lawn crews would rather see the yard on a map before a slot is locked in, so the form takes the details and you reply with a price.
What do I do in winter?
Pause for $29 a month. The site stays up, your Google listing stays current, and you switch back on in February.
I already have a Facebook page. Do I need a site?
Facebook is fine for people who already know you. People searching “lawn care near me” on Google land on websites and Google listings, and that's who you're missing.
See your new website before you pay for it.
Tell me about your business and I’ll design a working preview of your site. Like it, and we make it real. Don’t, and you owe nothing.