Industries · Landscapers

Software for landscapers, for the six weeks when everyone calls

Spring cleanup, mowing sign-ups and new beds all land in the same few weeks, while every crew member is on a mower and cannot hear a phone. Halo answers in your company's name and books the estimate. After the job, a review request goes out without anyone remembering to send it.

Ask about yours Hear Halo answer
Review requestexample
JobSpring cleanup, front and back
Marked doneTuesday
Review linkSent same day
ReminderOnce, then stops
The problem

Busy is when you lose the most calls

Landscaping demand is seasonal and sharp. In spring the phone rings with cleanups, mowing sign-ups and design work at the same time crews are working dawn to dusk, and the owner who used to answer between jobs is now on a machine all day.

The other half of the season is reputation. Most homeowners pick a landscaper from a map listing, and the companies with recent reviews get the call. The review request is the easiest thing to forget.

Where it costs you

The moments that lose the work

The spring flood. Cleanups, first mows and new installs all asked for in the same weeks. A caller who reaches voicemail calls the next listing.
The noisy job site. Nobody hears a phone over a mower or a skid steer. That is not a staffing problem you can fix by trying harder.
Mowing sign-ups. Recurring work is the backbone of the season, and it starts with a call about lot size, frequency and start date.
The review you never asked for. A happy customer who is not asked rarely writes one. Asking at the right moment, with a link, is most of the work.
What fits

What we would build

Google review requests for landscapers Mark a job done and the customer gets your Google review link, with one reminder. Try the demo. Halo, taking the spring calls Cleanup, mowing or install; the address; lot size if they know it; and when. Estimate visits booked into open slots. A mowing price calculator If you price mowing by lot size and frequency, the rule can go on your site and answer at midnight. A website with your service area The towns you cover, what you do and do not do, and a booking button into the same calendar. Rain-day rescheduling Built for pressure washing, and it fits any outdoor crew: rain out a day and every customer booked that day picks a new slot. The page links to a demo. Equipment hours and service reminders Built for tree services, and the same log works for mowers and skid steers: a heads-up before oil changes and blades come due. The page links to a demo.
A first build

What the first week looks like

01
Day 1, twenty minutes

What Halo asks

Your services, your area, what you do not take on, and the questions before an estimate.

02
Same day

Built and tested

You ring it as a homeowner wanting a spring cleanup and check what lands on your phone.

03
Within a week

Review requests connected

Set up to work off how you mark jobs done now, in wording you approve.

04
Mid-season

We read the real calls

Anything Halo handled badly gets rewritten, as part of the monthly price.

Plainly

Cost and limits

What it costs. Halo is $245 a month with unlimited minutes, plus $499 once to build. A website is $2,500 once, then $75 a month. Tools start at $50 a month plus $150 to $250 to set up. Everything is month to month, with no contract. Full detail on the pricing page.

Questions people ask

Who do the review requests come from?

Your company, with your Google review link, in wording you approve. One reminder, then it stops.

Can it take mowing sign-ups?

It takes the details, address, lot size, frequency and start date, and books an estimate or passes them to you, depending on how you sell mowing.

Will it quote a job?

Only prices you approve. If you publish a mowing price by lot size, it can state it. Design and install work it books for a visit.

Do you offer snow removal setups?

If you plow in winter, Halo can take those calls too with their own questions. Tell us on the first call.

Does it book into my calendar?

Yes, into Google, Outlook or Apple, only into times that are genuinely free.

Other industries

Nearby trades

Painters Walkthroughs booked and every estimate followed up. Roofers Storm-day calls taken with the claim details, reps paid on time. Property managers Maintenance calls sorted by urgency, and the weekly numbers on one page. All industries Every trade we have written a page for.

Spring coming? Have the phone answered before it starts.

Call Jack, a person, on (248) 387-9610, or send a note. You will hear what the setup takes and what it costs.

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