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Lawn care and landscaping customers in metro Atlanta usually start looking in late winter and early spring, when the grass greens up and everyone sees what their yard needs. They search Google, compare a few companies, and pick the one with strong, recent reviews. A company that collected reviews through the summer and fall goes into that spring rush ahead of everyone who didn't.
Maintenance customers see your crew every week or two. They're the core of the business, and they rarely get asked for a review because there's no clear end to the job. Project customers, the ones getting sod, plantings, a patio, or drainage work, have a clear finish line and a dramatic before-and-after. Both should be asked, at different moments.
Homeowners read how you reply to reviews about a missed visit or a damaged sprinkler head. A calm, specific reply that explains what you did about it builds more trust than a page of perfect stars. Praise Picker drafts every reply in your voice and holds the tough ones for your approval.
Ask every customer, never offer a discount or free service for a review, and don't filter out unhappy customers first. Google prohibits all three.
Details and plans are on the Reputation Engine page and the pricing page. If calls are slipping too, the AI Receptionist picks up when your office can't.
Landscaping is visual and seasonal. Prospects want proof that your crews are reliable week after week and that your bigger projects turn out the way the plan promised.
Ask maintenance clients once a season and project clients right after the reveal. Spring is when most people go looking, so the reviews you collect in late summer and fall are the ones that win next year.
About a month in, once the yard looks noticeably better. Then once a year, at most. Asking after every mow wears out your welcome.
Ask after the final walkthrough, when the project is finished and the yard is cleaned up. These customers often post photos, which help future customers picture the work.
No. Crews don't have to remember anything. The request goes out automatically from your registered business number when the job is marked complete in your system.
We'll compare your recent reviews with the top lawn care and landscaping companies in your area and show you the pace it takes to pass them.
