Industries

Industry expertise

Websites for property maintenance and lawn care

Lawn care and property maintenance live and die on quote requests. The site should collect the whole request so you can price the job without chasing details.

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Customer behaviour

Built around how people choose.

  • Requests arrive by text, DM and voicemail and get lost between them.
  • You cannot quote without the address, the property size and the service.
  • Work is seasonal, so what you are booking right now has to be obvious.

A request form that does the asking

Address, property size, service and timing, so a quote can go out the same day.

Everything in one list

Submissions saved and emailed, so there is one place to work through instead of four apps.

Seasonal front page

Mowing in summer, cleanups in autumn, whatever you are selling this month leads the page.

Neighbourhood wording

Local pages and copy aimed at the areas you actually drive to.

Kouta's Property Maintenance website

Live client example

Kouta's Property Maintenance

Kouta's was booking lawn care through texts, DMs and voicemails. The site now collects the request properly, with address, property size, service and timing, so a quote can go out the same day.

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Questions

Straight answers.

Yes. Repeat customers use the same form, so a rebook takes seconds.

Kouta's Property Maintenance in London, Ontario is live and written up as a case study.

Yes. The page leads with whatever you are booking that season, so it never looks abandoned.