One wet Tuesday and the board is fiction
Rescheduling happens by group text. Some stops get moved twice, some get skipped, and by Thursday nobody's sure which is which.
Industries / Lawn & Landscaping
Built around the route, not around a sales pipeline.
Most software treats every job as a deal to be won. Most of your work is a stop that happens every Tuesday. That difference changes everything.
What we usually find
The three that come up every time.
The recurring work is invisible
Installs get tracked because they look like jobs. The mowing route that actually pays the bills lives on a clipboard in a truck.
Crew says done, customer says nobody came
There's no photo, no timestamp, and no way to settle it — so you send someone back for free and hope it was a misunderstanding.
The System — Configured for Lawn & Landscaping
Same three modules. Built around your work.
Mod. A
Website
For the neighbor who saw your truck.
- Built for the neighborhoods you actually service
- Before-and-afters of your work, organized by service
- One clear action per page — quote, call, or walkthrough
- Requests land in the schedule, not in an inbox
Mod. B
CRM
The week, the route, and everything off it.
- Recurring stops by day and by crew, with one-offs slotted around them
- Rain-day rescheduling that rebuilds the week instead of breaking it
- Property history — what was done, when, and by whom
- Photos from the stop attached to the property
Mod. C
Operations
Who was where, and for how long.
- Crew clock-in from the field, tied to the stop
- Estimating built on your real crew hours
- Reporting by route, crew, and service
- Works alongside QuickBooks and the calendar you already use
Next Step
Tell us how your shop actually runs.
A short conversation first — what you're using now and what keeps breaking. If it's a fit, we send you a short questionnaire built for lawn & landscaping and go from there.
Email Us Directlycaleb@tetheredcrew.com