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Tradient for landscapers

Backyard quotes staged from clear-up through to planting

Landscaping jobs read better in phases, customers understand a quote that moves from prep and lawn to beds and mulch, not one vague “garden makeover” line.

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Section plan

Landscaper trimming a hedge with power shears
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Landscaping crew tending gardens in a lush public park.

Example job

Backyard prep, ready-lawn and planting

Overgrown 80 m² backyard in Christchurch: strip weeds and old pavers, level for ready-lawn, plant a native border along the fence, and mulch garden beds.

Scope lines and quote items below show how this job would be structured in Tradient. Wording and prices stay fully editable for the job in front of you.

Scope of work

What the customer sees

  • Clear weeds, rubble and unwanted vegetation

    Remove weeds, self-seeded shrubs and loose rubble from the backyard, and stack green waste for disposal.

  • Strip and dispose of old pavers and edging

    Lift failed pavers and plastic edging, load for disposal, and leave a clean surface for regrading.

  • Regrade soil and prepare for ready-lawn

    Spread and level imported topsoil, compact lightly, and prepare a smooth base ready for turf laying.

  • Lay ready-lawn turf and initial watering

    Lay ready-lawn in staggered joints, roll for contact, and water in on completion with care instructions for the owner.

  • Plant native border along rear fence

    Dig planting pits along the fence line, plant agreed native specimens at correct spacing, and backfill with compost mix.

  • Mulch garden beds and tidy edges

    Apply bark mulch to planted beds, define lawn edges, and remove all green waste and packaging from site.

Quote items

How you price it

DescriptionUnit
Labour, landscapingday
Ready-lawn turf
Topsoil and compostfixed price
Plants, native borderfixed price
Mulch and edging materialsfixed price
Green waste disposaljob

Browse the full landscapers template library for more scope and item wording for landscapers.

Customer concerns

Questions this quote should answer

Clear scope lines head off the questions landscapers hear on every job. These are the ones this example is written to address.

How long before we can walk on the new lawn?

What happens in a dry spell after laying?

Are plants guaranteed if they fail to establish?

Is irrigation included or just hand-watering on day one?

At a glance

How this job is structured

6 scope lines and 6 quote items for a typical landscaper job, ready to adjust on site and send for signature.

Section plan

Landscaper trimming a hedge with power shears
ClearLawnPlantMulch
Common questions

Tradient for landscapers

Yes, break work into staged scope lines each with its own price so customers see the shape of the project.

Turn the next backyard prep, ready-lawn and planting into a quote while the details are still fresh

Start with landscapers scope and quote-item wording, tailor it to the actual job, set your own prices and send one clear version for the customer to review and sign.