What an AI agent does for a landscaping company.

Five jobs that follow your season, from the first spring cleanup call in April to the February renewal that fills next year's routes. Pick one to see the steps and an example call.

01Inbound

April cleanups and new mowing clients booked

The spring flood of cleanup and weekly-cut calls answered while the crews are out.

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02Inbound

Rain-day skips explained with the new mow day

Clients asking why the crew didn't come hear the real new day for their lawn.

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03Inbound

Patio and backyard build leads put through to the designer

Interlock, retaining walls and full backyards reach your designer while the caller is keen.

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04Outbound

Sprinkler start-ups in May and blowouts before freeze-up

Calls irrigation clients to book the spring turn-on and the fall winterizing.

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05Outbound

Mowing and maintenance renewals called in February

Last season's clients renewed while it's still snowing, so April starts full.

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One yard, season after season

How the five fit together for one homeowner on your routes.

  1. 1Snow's gone, needs a cleanupApril cleanups and new mowing clients booked
  2. 2"Why wasn't I cut?"Rain-day skips explained with the new mow day
  3. 3Sprinklers turned on in MaySprinkler start-ups in May and blowouts before freeze-up
  4. 4Wants a patio next yearPatio and backyard build leads put through to the designer
  5. 5Mowing renewed in FebruaryMowing and maintenance renewals called in February

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