Marketing for neighborhood landscaping crews.
We focus on home and commercial landscaping — owner-on-camera Facebook clips for the spring clean-up burst, Google call extensions for the summer mow-and-edge cycle, TikTok before-and-afters for $20k+ design-build installs — tied to a 10–20 minute drive-time ring from the shop, not a county ZIP. Not “DFW”. Not “Dallas County”. The streets your trucks actually roll today.
Free audit lands at the bottom of the page — five fields, two-business-day turnaround, no card.
Why landscaping
Three things landscaping gets that other verticals don't.
Landscaping is the rare vertical where the calendar runs four cycles (spring start-up, summer mow peak, fall leaf-cycle, winter dormant), the ticket mix spans two orders of magnitude ($65 mow vs. $45k hardscape design-build), and the bid pipeline must flex by season — not by industry.
A neighborhood landscaping company lives and dies by the season — spring start-up, summer mow-and-edge peak, fall leaf-cycle cleanups, and a winter dormant window where retainer contracts carry the trucks. We tune creative, lead routing, and follow-up cadence to the cycle so bid flow meets capacity, not desperation.
- Pre-season clean-up creative warms the list six weeks before the first mow
- Summer mow-and-edge lead routing pings the dispatcher within seconds during a storm-damage burst
- Off-season dormant contracts (snow removal, holiday lighting) keep the trucks loaded when emergencies taper off
The weekly maintenance funds the calendar; the design-build hardscape is where the year gets made. We write creative for both — owner-on-camera before-and-afters for the maintenance side, "we design and install" for the high-ticket work — and feed the same pipeline to your estimator with segmented follow-up.
- Creative split: maintenance (mow / mulch / cleanup) vs. design-build (hardscape / install), two tracks one funnel
- Financing-message creative attached to every quote above the $5k hardscape threshold
- Nursery and manufacturer trade-up windows synced to the spring and fall planting windows, not the generic sale cycle
A landscaping company wins jobs inside a tight drive-time ring — the next town over belongs to the next crew. We geo-fence every campaign to a 10–20 minute drive-time from your shop so impressions spend on properties your trucks can reach before the day ends, not random leads in the next county.
- Facebook + TikTok geofence sized to a real drive-time radius from the shop, not a ZIP or radius-miles draw
- Google campaigns layer service-area bid adjustments on top of the drive-time ring
- Expansion only when existing capacity absorbs every lead the ring produces — no oversold capacity
Embedded proof
What a landscaping 90-day pilot looks like.
Same chassis we ship on every case-study card — channels live by week 1, outreach loop installed by week 2, baseline locked in by week 4. Real numbers arrive with the 90-day report and the founder swaps the rows in here.
Embedded proof
Landscaping case studies land here after the first 90-day check-in.
The chassis is ready — once a landscaping engagement reaches its 90-day window, the founder swaps the placeholder section in place. We do not ship invented numbers here.
Landscaping intake
Five fields. We'll write a landscaping-specific audit.
The same audit we ship for any local business, but tuned for a neighborhood landscaping crew: four-season calendar (spring start-up, summer peak, fall leaf-cycle, winter dormant), ticket mix ($65 maintenance mow vs. $45k design-build hardscape), and the drive-time ring your trucks roll every morning. Same email, same two-business-day turnaround — the intake lands tagged landscaping so we can flex the creative around the season and the tickets your crews actually run.
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