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Landscapers

Grow the business. Keep the work connected.

From lawn maintenance to hardscape installations, manage crews, track projects and build recurring revenue with less administrative work.

From the first site visit to the next season.

  1. 01

    Estimate

  2. 02

    Propose

  3. 03

    Order materials

  4. 04

    Schedule crews

  5. 05

    Install

  6. 06

    Maintain

Maintenance and installation

One system for the work you do outdoors.

Seasonal scheduling

Manage recurring maintenance work alongside one-time installations. Keep crews, project phases and appointments organized as the season gets busy.

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Before & after documentation

Capture project photos, document plant installations and present completed work with before-and-after views that help clients see the possibilities.

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Maintenance billing

Automate recurring invoices for lawn care and maintenance contracts with flexible billing cycles, while keeping installation financials tied to the right job.

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Crew management

Assign crews to jobs, track time on site and organize schedules and routes to use the working day efficiently.

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Protect the margin

Margins are made in the estimate. And lost in the yard.

A landscape install mixes materials, plants, equipment time and crew hours on a site that can change after the first shovel goes in. Buried irrigation, poor drainage or a fire pit added mid-install can shift the cost of the whole job.

BidBuild connects pricing, purchasing and job financials so you can see where each install stands while crews are still on site—not only when the books are reconciled in the off-season.

Inconsistent estimates

One estimator prices by the square foot; another by the pallet. A shared catalog gives the team consistent items, units and prices.

Untracked material overruns

Extra stone, mulch and soil add up. Tie purchases back to the job to keep the cost visible.

Scope that grows on site

Another bed, more lighting or a longer wall needs a documented, priced change—not an unrecorded promise.

The seasonal crunch

Keep estimates, crew schedules and supplier bills together when spring demand arrives all at once.

Three ways to keep the season on track.

Workflow 01

Catalog bidding

Hardscape and softscape. One complete proposal.

Keep pavers, wall block, plants, irrigation parts and labor rates in your catalog. Every estimator builds from the same items and prices, so the patio, planting plan and installation labor belong to one clear scope.

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Workflow 02

Purchase orders, bills & contingency

Tie every yard run back to the job.

Order stone, soil and nursery stock against job budget lines, then match supplier bills to the purchase orders. Contingency flows from product items to the proposal and into the job, where the remaining buffer helps absorb overruns. See what an extra load costs while crews are still on site.

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Workflow 03

Client portal & QuickBooks

Approvals in the portal. Bills in the books.

Share designs, scope and changes with homeowners through the client portal, keeping added work acknowledged in writing. Connect job financials with QuickBooks instead of entering the same records twice. Check Pricing for integration availability.

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A landscaping worker installing paving stones on an outdoor project.

Built for the crew and the office.

  • Manage maintenance and installation together
  • Keep recurring lawn care billing organized
  • Build visual portfolios for new projects
  • Coordinate crews through the busy season
  • Track material and labor costs by job
  • Present proposals with designs and project details
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Your landscape business, backed by BidBuild IQ.

BidBuild’s proprietary AI specialists help draft estimates, prepare material orders, organize schedules and follow up on leads. They operate inside BidBuild and through Slack. You review and approve before anything goes out.

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Landscaping questions, answered.

Can I price hardscape and planting in the same proposal?

Yes. Your catalog can hold hard materials, plants, irrigation components and labor. Combine them in a single proposal so the client sees the complete scope.

How do I keep material overruns from disappearing?

Record purchase orders and bills against the job budget. Review extra purchases with the job’s contingency rather than losing them in general expenses.

What happens when a client adds work mid-install?

Add the change to the job so it is priced and documented. Share the scope and changes through the client portal to keep a written record with the homeowner.

Does BidBuild sync with QuickBooks?

BidBuild connects with QuickBooks so job financial records do not need to be entered twice. See Pricing for plan details.

Is BidBuild only for large landscape companies?

No. Smaller crews can standardize pricing and track job costs. Growing companies use the same tools to keep multiple estimators and crews consistent.

A better season starts with a connected job.

Price consistently, keep costs visible and bring homeowners along from design to installation.

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