You can't price a yard from a moving mower.
Landscaping callers open by asking what it costs, and they are asking someone wearing ear defenders. Callfoyer takes the address, the size and the photos, books the walk-round that sets the figure, and never guesses a number for a yard nobody has seen.
How it sorts a landscaping call
YOUR RULES- Quote
- Wants a price for a yard you haven't seenTakes size, access and photos, then books the walk-round
- Book
- Ready to start recurring maintenanceOnto the route that already passes their street
- Storm
- Branch down, drive blocked, damage todayMarked same-day and put in front of you before it books
- Decline
- Outside your route or not the work you doPolitely, and it can name the crew you refer to
What landscaping callers ask
Six calls, and five of them want a number.
Answered from your own price list, your route and your real crew calendar.
- “What would you charge for a yard my size?”
- Takes the address and the square footage, gives your published range, and books the walk-round that sets the figure.
- “Do you come weekly or every other week?”
- Reads your maintenance packages and books the one they pick onto your route.
- “Can you get to it before Saturday?”
- Checks the real route for that street instead of promising a day you can't reach.
- “Do you haul the clippings away?”
- Confirms what your service includes and what costs extra. It doesn't improvise an add-on.
- “A branch came down across my drive”
- Marks it same-day, takes the photos, and puts it at the top of your inbox.
- “Do you do irrigation as well?”
- Confirms which services you offer and which ones you refer out.
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Twenty minutes from now
Somebody is going to call while you're reading this.
Building it is free and takes about twenty minutes — you hear it in your own greeting before you decide anything. Pick a plan and a number when you want it answering for real, and turn the forwarding off in one tap if you hate it.