Landscaping websites + a lead system that answers
The first warm week of spring, every homeowner in your area calls three landscaping companies and hires the one that gets back to them. Midwatch gives you a website and lead system that books estimates while your crews are still out cutting. Miss a call during the spring rush and it gets texted back automatically.
The problem
Spring does not wait for your crews
April hits and the phone stacks up. Cleanups, mulch, mowing quotes, all at once, while your crews are already booked out two weeks. The homeowner typing "landscaping near me" or "lawn care service" is not waiting patiently in line. They filled out three quote forms in ten minutes, and the company that responds first walks the property first. By dinner they have a walkthrough on the calendar, and nobody calls back to tell you the job is gone.
You cannot answer from the seat of a mower. The trimmer is screaming, your hands are full of paver base, and by the time you check voicemail at 7pm the caller already scheduled with somebody else. The cruel part of the spring rush is that the leak is invisible. You are so busy you never notice the work you did not get.
And the calls you drop in April are not one-time jobs. A weekly mowing account runs all season. A full maintenance contract can be worth thousands over the year and usually renews into the next one. Dropping a couple of those every spring is the difference between adding a crew and wondering why you cannot.
The system, tuned for landscaping
Answered and booked while the mowers run
The same Midwatch system, set up around a landscaping season: the spring flood, the quote shoppers, and the recurring accounts that carry your year. What you see in steps 1 through 3, including the text-back in step 2, is Pro. The day-before reminder in step 3 and the late-winter reactivation in step 4 come with Grow.
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A site that sells the season
Your services, your service area, and photos of your best yards, with tap-to-call on every screen. Built and run by Midwatch.
- 2
The mower-proof backstop
Miss a call mid-cut and the homeowner gets a text within seconds, before the next name on their list picks up.
- 3
Walk-throughs that book themselves
The homeowner picks a time to meet you in the yard right from your site. On Grow and up, a reminder lands the day before.
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Accounts that come back
On Grow and up, last year's cleanup and mulch clients hear from you in late winter, before they start calling around.
What matters most
The pieces that move the needle for landscaping
Every part of the system earns its keep. These are the ones landscaping owners feel first.
Pro
Missed-call text-back
The quote shopper who called three companies gets your reply first, even mid-cut.
Learn more →Pro
Online booking
Estimate walkthroughs land on your calendar without a single evening callback.
Learn more →Grow
Estimates + e-sign
Send the quote from the truck and lock in the season with a signature on their phone.
Learn more →Pro
CRM + pipeline
Every open quote in one view, so spring inquiries stop dying in your voicemail.
Learn more →Grow
Reactivation campaigns
Last year's clients get a nudge to book cleanups and mulch before your route fills.
Learn more →Grow
Review engine
Finished yards turn into Google reviews that win next spring's searches.
Learn more →Timeline
Running before the next warm weekend
Day 1
A ten-minute call
We cover your services, your routes, and where inquiries slip through right now.
Within 48 hours
The backstop switches on
Missed calls start getting a reply while your site is still under construction.
Day 7
The whole system on
Your site, the calendar, and the inbox all working, plus invoicing if you are on Grow.
Answers
Landscaping owner questions
We shut down over winter. Am I stuck paying year-round?
There is no contract, so you can cancel anytime and come back. That said, late winter is when the smart clients lock in spring cleanups, and plenty of owners keep the system on so those bookings happen while the trucks are parked.
Half our estimate requests are tire kickers. Why chase them faster?
Speed is how you find out which half is which. The serious buyer hires the first company that responds like a business, and the shopper reveals himself fast. The pipeline keeps every open quote visible, so following up takes a tap instead of a memory.
Can it handle recurring mowing accounts?
Yes. Your client list lives in one place, so weekly accounts can be tagged and invited back each season. On Grow and up, the reminder and the reactivation message go out on their own when a client pauses, so renewals stop depending on whether you remembered to call.
What does each plan cover for a landscaping crew?
Pro covers the website, Google Business Profile, local SEO, online booking, website chatbot, missed-call text-back, business phone, and one inbox. Grow adds review requests, listings sync, follow-up on missed calls and unsold estimates, appointment reminders, invoicing, and payments. Scale puts the AI receptionist, AI chatbot, and AI follow-up on the spring cleanup request that lands at 9pm, so every lead is answered in under 60 seconds. No plan carries a contract or a setup fee. Keep two maintenance accounts that would have drifted to someone else and a season of Pro is paid for. Call and we will tell you which plan fits your crew and what it runs.
Is texting customers something I have to set up myself?
No. Business texting requires A2P 10DLC registration, and Midwatch files that for you during the build. Automated texts start going out once the registration is approved, and from then on it just runs.