The proposal is the bottleneck
Walk the property, talk the job in, and the draft comes back priced from your own list — so the proposal goes out the same day instead of after a week of evenings.
JobSiteCore for landscapers
Send the install proposal while they still remember your name
Mowing pays the bills, but the money is in the installs — and the install quote is what takes all week to get out the door. JobSiteCore starts a landscaping company with a priced book that already knows the work: mulch by the cubic yard, sod by the square foot, a 3-gallon shrub and a 15-gallon tree each at their own price, an irrigation zone as one line.
Updated September 26, 2026
Where the install margin leaks — and what changes
Wrong units, wrong buckets
Quotes come out shaped like the yard, not like a house: Front Yard, Foundation Beds, Pool Surround, Zone 3 — Irrigation, Back Patio. Mulch is in cubic yards, beds and patios in square feet, plants each, walls and edging by the foot, stone by the ton.
The scope a bid forgets
A mowing visit stays a short ticket, plant counts are never invented off bed size, every dig starts with an 811 locate, and a wall over four feet is written up as needing engineering and a permit.
The units you bill in
Maintenance, Planting & Beds, Hardscape, Irrigation and Lighting sit at the top of every pricing screen, and the lines use the trade’s units:
- cy
- mulch and soil — always the cubic yard, never a bare “yard”
- sf
- sod, beds and patios
- ea
- plants, heads and fixtures
- lf
- edging, walls, fence and trench
- ton
- stone and boulders
- visit
- route maintenance
What a Landscaping company starts with
Sections of a job
You quote by room and by floor — Kitchen · Living Room · Master Bedroom and 10 more, across Main Level · Level 2 · Level 3 and 5 more.
Phases on the schedule
Planning & Design · Permits & Approvals · Demolition · Foundation · Framing · Rough-Ins (Plumbing/Electrical) — and the rest of the standard construction schedule.
Equipment you track — shown in the app as Assets
Type it in. Ready-made buttons only exist for the trades that service the same named machines again and again.
Your price book on day one
12 priced line items, loaded the moment your company is created — a working price book before your first quote.
- Lawn maintenance — weekly
- Spring/fall cleanup
- Crew labor
Your trade’s categories come first: Maintenance · Planting & Beds · Hardscape · Irrigation · Lighting · Fencing · Site Work · Cleanup · Equipment Rental · Labor · Landscaping
How your quotes come out
Quotes come out shaped like the yard, not like a house — Front Yard, Foundation Beds, Pool Surround, Zone 3 — with mulch in cubic yards, beds and patios in square feet, plants each, walls and edging by the foot, stone by the ton. A mowing visit stays a short ticket instead of getting padded into a renovation, plant counts never get invented off bed size, and when the design calls for a four-foot wall, the write-up says it needs engineering and a permit — before your customer’s inspector does.
Read straight from the app’s own setup for Landscaping companies. Starting prices are yours to edit.
Questions from landscapers
Does JobSiteCore come with a landscaping price book?
Yes. A landscaping company is created with 12 priced line items across maintenance, planting & beds, hardscape, irrigation, lighting, and labor. The prices are starting points: edit them to your market and quote from them the same day.
Does it handle design-build installs as well as maintenance?
Yes. A maintenance visit stays a one-to-four-line ticket, and a full design-build renovation is written as the construction job it is — design, demo and grading, drainage, hardscape, irrigation, planting, sod, lighting, mulch and cleanup.
How does it price mulch and plants?
Mulch and soil by the cubic yard, plants each at their container size, beds and patios by the square foot. The AI never guesses plant counts from bed area.