Hardscape, planting, irrigation and grading — plus the maintenance rounds that pay the bills between builds. Landscaping is seasonal, recurring, and spread across several sites a day. TradesOps runs the recurring contracts, routes the crews, and switches the whole business over when the season turns.
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Hardscape, planting, irrigation, grading and maintenance are estimated differently, each with its own materials and waste.
Planting
Trees, shrubs, perennials, and groundcover installation
Sod Installation
Sod lawn installation with soil prep
Hardscape
Pavers, flagstone, patios, walkways, and edging
Retaining Wall
Block or stone retaining wall construction
Irrigation
Drip and sprinkler irrigation system installation
Landscape Lighting
Low-voltage path and accent lighting
Grading & Earthwork
Rough/finish grading, soil work, drainage
Maintenance
Ongoing landscape maintenance — mulch, pruning, cleanup
Loaded on day one so you are not typing in a catalogue. Every price is yours to change, and once you change it every future quote uses your number.
Hardscape
Pavers · Flagstone · Retaining Wall Block · Steel Edging (8 ft) · Plastic Edging (20 ft) · +4 more
Plants
Shade Tree (2" caliper) · Ornamental Tree · Evergreen Shrub (3 gal) · Deciduous Shrub (5 gal) · Perennials (1 gal) · +3 more
Irrigation
Drip Tubing (100 ft) · PVC Pipe 3/4" (10 ft) · Sprinkler Heads · Drip Emitters · Timer/Controller · +2 more
Lighting
Path Light · Spot/Uplight · Transformer (300W) · Low-Voltage Wire (100 ft)
Not the dramatic failures — the ordinary ones that happen on a normal week.
Recurring contracts schedule their own visits and raise their own invoices, so a season of weekly work bills itself instead of being reconstructed each month.
Crews clock in and out at each site from their phones, so the hours land against the right property without anyone writing anything down.
Seasonal switching moves the business between summer work and winter work — the services, the price book and the schedule change together.
The estimate is the start of the job, not the end of the paperwork.
Estimate, send, get it signed, convert to an invoice and take payment online.
Who is on what, clock in and out on site, and hours that feed payroll.
Budgets, daily logs, photographs, punch lists, change orders and handoff.
Every call, form fill and referral in one pipeline, with the chasing automated.
What each job made, from the quote, the hours and the materials on it.
Tickets, toolbox talks, incidents and insurance, with reminders before they expire.
Yes. Set the round, the frequency and the price, and visits schedule themselves and invoices go out on time. This is what the service model was built for.
Yes. Clock in and out per site from the app, with location if you want it, so hours land against the right job for costing and payroll.
Seasonal switching moves you between summer and winter operations — different services, different price book, different schedule — without setting the business up again.
Fourteen days, no card. Quote a real job and see whether the number comes out right.