Spring signups happen while your crews are on mowers
Lawn care is a race every March and April. BOB answers the calls, books the estimates and fills your routes while you're out working.
The problem
- The spring rush hits all at once and the phone never stops.
- Loud equipment means missed calls all day.
- Last year's customers don't get a reminder to sign up again.
- Small jobs outside your route waste time.
What BOB does for lawn care businesses
- Answers every call and collects address, lot size and services wanted.
- Checks the address against your service area before booking.
- Books estimates in route order.
- Texts last season's customers to renew before the rush.
- Sends seasonal offers for aeration, overseeding, leaf cleanup and snow.
What a call sounds like
Caller: Do you do weekly mowing in Olathe?
BOB: We do. What's the address so I can make sure you're on our route?
Caller: It's off 135th Street.
BOB: You're on our route. I can have someone stop by for a free estimate Thursday. Does that work?
Questions owners ask
Can BOB give prices over the phone?
If you want it to. You can set price ranges by lot size, or have BOB book an estimate instead.
Does it help in the off-season?
Yes. It can sell snow removal and fall cleanups, and keep in touch with customers over winter.
Can it handle Spanish-speaking callers?
Yes, BOB can answer in Spanish.
Find out how many calls you're missing
We call your business after hours, see what your customers hear, and show you what BOB would do instead. Free, about 15 minutes, no pressure.
Rather talk now? Call (913) 530-8133. BOB answers, of course.