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Keep landscaping work, crews, and customer details on track.

Organize landscaping jobs, customer notes, crew assignments, estimates, and invoices.

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Landscaping

Landscaping teams that schedule one-off jobs, maintenance visits, cleanups, and project work for residential or commercial customers.

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From crew assignment to the next property visit

  1. 1

    Book the cleanup, project, or maintenance visit

    One-off jobs and return visits sit on the same calendar. You still book each stop.

  2. 2

    Assign the crew

    Put who is going on the shared schedule instead of a side spreadsheet.

  3. 3

    Quote materials, labor, and cleanup

    Pull services, materials, and labor from your pricebook onto the estimate.

  4. 4

    Keep property photos for next time

    Attach photos and notes from the site so the next visit is not a scavenger hunt.

Example: A cleanup crew on the same calendar as a project

The office assigns a two-person crew to James Thompson's spring cleanup, then books a later patio project. Photos stay on the property. Each visit is scheduled; nothing auto-builds the week.

Assign crews without a side spreadsheet

Schedule appointments, cleanups, and project work and assign the crew on a shared calendar. One-off jobs and maintenance visits sit in the same schedule — you still book each visit.

Quote materials and keep field photos

Estimate services, materials, and labor from your pricebook, then attach photos and notes from the property. Customer notes travel with the next visit instead of living in a text thread.

How True Blue Service helps

Schedule appointments, cleanups, and project work

Quote services, materials, and labor

Track photos and notes from the field

Questions landscaping owners ask before they switch

Does it auto-schedule weekly mowing routes?
No. Maintenance visits still get booked on the calendar, visit by visit.
Does it track crews with GPS?
No. You assign the crew on the shared calendar. It does not track vehicles.
Can I quote materials and labor?
Yes. Pricebook items for services, materials, and labor pull onto the estimate.
Do field photos stay with the customer?
Yes. Photos and notes travel with the next visit instead of a text thread.

See the calendar, the crew, and the bill

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