You just walked the property, the homeowner is standing in the driveway, and the crew is waiting in the truck. QuickQuote lets you build the estimate right there in about 60 seconds — cleanup, mulch, trimming, all of it — text it over, and get the tap before you pull away.
Start free 14-day trialLandscaping estimates die in the gap between the walkthrough and the follow-up. "I'll send you something tonight" competes with three other quotes, a busy week, and a homeowner who forgets what the yard even looked like. The close rate on a quote sent from the driveway — while they're picturing the finished yard — is in a different league. Walk the property, tap in the line items as you go, hit send before the truck door closes. Mulch, edging, hedge trimming, haul-away: itemized, totaled, approved.
One-time projects pay the bills, but weekly and biweekly maintenance is the business. Quote the recurring service the same way — per visit or per month, with the schedule spelled out in the description ("weekly mow, edge, blow, March–October"). The customer approves the ongoing work once, and you've got contracted revenue instead of a handshake. When fall cleanup season hits, your maintenance list is also your warmest upsell list: one text offering the cleanup package to fifty existing customers.
Every landscaper knows the sentence: "Can you just also trim that bush while you're here?" Unquoted extras are where margins bleed out. When the whole job is itemized in a text the customer already approved, adding work means adding a line — "sure, that's another $85, I'll update the quote" — instead of an awkward conversation or free labor. The quote becomes the scope, in writing, on both phones.
| Item | Qty | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Spring cleanup — beds, lawn debris, haul-away | 1 | $280.00 |
| Premium mulch, installed (3 yds) | 3 | $225.00 |
| Hedge trimming — front + sides | 1 | $95.00 |
| Edge + first mow of season | 1 | $50.00 |
Total
$650.00
One-day job, crew of two. Weekly maintenance available at $55/visit — ask about the seasonal plan. Built and sent from the driveway.
Approved estimates turn into scheduled jobs with one tap — straight into your day view. See the whole week of cleanups, installs, and maintenance routes, catch overlaps before the crew is in two places at once, and reschedule in seconds when rain moves everything. Spring rush stops being chaos and starts being a calendar.
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No. They get a text with a link, open it on any phone, see the itemized estimate, and tap approve. Nothing to download.
Yes — quote the recurring service per visit or per month, with the schedule in the description. The approval covers the ongoing work.
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