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Google reviews for landscaping companies

Google reviews for landscapers, ready before the spring rush

Spring brings a rush of searches. The crew with fresh reviews gets the call.

Review Management System: $297/month · No contract · No setup fee

How customers choose

Why reviews win landscaping jobs

Every spring, homeowners look at a winter worn yard and start searching. They compare a handful of local crews and lean toward the ones whose reviews mention showing up on schedule and leaving the property clean.

Landscaping covers a lot of ground, from weekly mowing to a full patio and planting install. A homeowner shopping for a design project reads reviews differently than one who just wants the lawn cut every Thursday, and both kinds of reviews help.

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Seasonal peaks
A year’s work compressed into a few months

Sending tracks the season

Your work bunches up in spring and fall, so requests do too. Sending follows the jobs as they finish instead of being spread evenly across the year, and the plan is sized on your busiest months. Customers on a weekly mowing route get one ask, not one per cut.

See all four trade patterns →
Example request

What your customer actually gets

Short, personal and specific to the job. Every customer gets the same invitation, whatever kind of day it was. The text arrives with a photo of your business and their name on it, and the link opens your Google review page directly.

Example only. Your messages use your company name, your team’s names and your Google link.

Spring cleanup with fresh mulch beds and shrub pruning.
Hi Karen, this is Diego with [Your Company]. The crew finished your spring cleanup today, with fresh mulch in the front beds and the shrubs trimmed back. Would you share how the visit went? Here’s the link to leave a Google review: [review link] Reply STOP to opt out.
Built for how landscaping companies work

The situations that come up

Weekly maintenance route customers

A lawn on a weekly route might be visited thirty times a season. That customer gets one request with at most two reminders, and once they review you they stop hearing from us. Nobody is asked every Thursday.

Install projects that run a week or more

A hardscape or planting install can take a while. The request follows the finished project, while the new beds and stone are what the homeowner is showing guests, not the day the excavator showed up.

The winter slowdown

Requests only go out after completed jobs, so they slow down when the work does. If you start with us in late winter, the Review Jumpstart can reconnect with past customers before spring searches pick up.

Review Management System

Everything, done for you

Review requests by text and email after every job.
Each text shows a photo of your business with your customer’s name on it.
A direct link straight to your Google review page.
Up to two friendly follow-ups, only if they haven’t clicked.
The Review Jumpstart for customers you already served.
A private channel so you hear about problems fast.
One plan
$297
per month · no contract · no setup fee

14-day guarantee: if you don’t see new reviews in the first 14 days, we refund your first month in full.

Free · No card · No sales call

Landscaping questions

Asked by landscaping companies

Who gets asked on HOA and community contracts?

We only contact the customers you send us, and anyone you flag as off limits is never contacted. If an HOA board or property manager is your customer and doesn’t want texts, flag them and they won’t get any.

My crews don’t carry phones on the mower. Do they need to do anything?

No. There is nothing for the crew to hand out and no app to open. Requests go out by text and email after completed jobs, and you just see notifications as reviews come in.

More answers on the FAQ page, or call 864-528-1909 any time.

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All 22 trades

See every trade we run review requests for, and the four patterns behind the timing.

Get trusted. Get found. Get chosen.

Start with your past customers. Covered by our 14-day guarantee.

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