Landscaping Leads

The quote reflects service categories, territory, competition, format, exclusive preference, hours, and requested volume. Tell us whether you want lawn care, landscape projects, or an applicable mix. Review the emailed proposal with the person managing your routes and estimates so the purchase fits the way your office handles properties.

Yes, exclusive options supply the purchased request to one buyer in your area. Select that distribution preference alongside your outdoor service categories and local coverage. The property owner remains free to contact other businesses independently, while your purchased inquiry follows the arrangement described in the quote.

Your selected phone receives inbound calls live, and completed web requests reach email or your CRM. Put those destinations with the staff member handling new property inquiries. Written descriptions can be reviewed before asking about the yard, requested work, access, and the owner's priorities for the service.

Yes, choose zip codes or a city plus radius around the routes you want to cover. Keep travel with your equipment in mind when drawing those boundaries. Your quote request can pair that local geography with applicable lawn care categories so the proposed setup focuses on the properties you want.

Request a credit review under the returns policy for out-of-area requests, duplicates, or bad numbers. Preserve the inquiry and compare its location or details with your accepted setup. A clear description of the mismatch lets the review address the actual issue while your office manages current service work.

Lawn and landscape request delivery can start once your quote is accepted and filters are set, subject to availability. Prepare your coverage, outdoor request categories, receiving destination, and office hours. Choose caps around the staff available to handle new owners while keeping existing routes and project estimates moving through your operation.

Yes, specify the applicable maintenance or landscape project categories you want to receive. Those requests often need different first questions, from recurring service needs to the owner's plans for changing the yard. Clear preferences give the proposed setup a focus that matches the work your crews actually perform.

Use your selected hours and caps to define the intake your office can handle. Account for the staff time spent revising routes and speaking with existing customers when choosing those limits. A cap sets the delivery ceiling, giving your team a workload boundary without promising a particular number of properties.

Include patio and walkway inquiries in your quote request so we can check the available landscape project categories in your area. Describe the work your installation crew accepts and the neighborhoods your estimator covers. Set intake hours and caps around staff who can discuss site access, project scope, and the owner's plans.