The long quote
Design-build leads need a site visit. Say that, so nobody expects a price from a web form.
Landscaping searches mix a patio install with a weekly crew. The site should show the project work and the maintenance work as two offers, and the form should ask which one they want a conversation about.
Landscaping searches mix a patio install with a weekly crew. The site should show the project work and the maintenance work as two offers, and the form should ask which one they want a conversation about.
A few specifics for this kind of work. The contact form is the place to tell us which of them is yours.
Design-build leads need a site visit. Say that, so nobody expects a price from a web form.
Those customers care about what is included each visit. Put that list where they can read it before they enquire.
An HOA or a shop front is a different bid. Ask for the property type up front.
Capability and process, for this kind of work.
Consider a Nashville-area landscape company separating design-build projects from maintenance contracts. We would look at how that business takes the work in and where it gets stuck, then agree what to change. This describes the kind of situation. It is not a named client and it is not an outcome.
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LandscapingHome & Property MaintenanceDavid Goncalves
Lead the site with design-build or weekly maintenance, and give the other its own door. One button cannot stand in for both jobs.
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Tell us what is slowing the business down. We will say which of the work actually helps, and which of it can wait.