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Landscaping quotes for every season

From a spring cleanup to a paver walkway to weekly mowing, post what your yard needs and compare bids from local crews for one visit or the whole season.

For property owners

One yard, a whole season of work

Landscaping is a calendar, not a one-off: the spring cleanup, the beds in June, the leaves in November. Post a single project or describe the recurring care you want, and compare how different crews would run your season, not just what they charge for a visit.

Photograph the beds and the rough corners of the yard, and say whether this is one visit or a recurring arrangement.

Design and build requests draw bids with ideas in them. Ask for sketches or past-project photos.

Post before the season turns. Crews book up, and early requests get the fullest slates of bids.

How bidding and ranking work
For landscaping pros

Turn one-time jobs into season-long clients

Cleanups, mulch jobs, hardscapes, and mowing routes posted by owners nearby. A won cleanup often becomes the recurring account, and with no per-lead charges, the route grows on a lead fee you pay only on what you actually win.

Owners here often ask for recurring care in the same request. Bid the visit, win the season.

Your portfolio photos sell design work better than any line item can.

Spring and fall rushes reward early bids; requests spike before the season does.

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FAQ

Landscaping questions, answered

Yes. Describe the rhythm you want, like weekly mowing with a spring and fall cleanup, and crews bid the arrangement. You compare their plans and reviews the same way you would for a one-time job.

Your yard's next season starts here

Describe the work and compare local quotes. Start in your browser, with no download needed.