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Landscaping Quote Templates
Landscaping quotes that win go beyond a price-per-visit. The quotes that convert — especially for design-install jobs — show a plant list with species and sizes, a materials breakdown, a clear installation timeline, and a maintenance option that keeps the client after the job is done. Clients who receive that level of detail trust you with bigger budgets.
What a landscaping quote should include
For installation jobs: a plant list with species names, sizes (container size or caliper), and quantities; hardscape materials (pavers, stone, mulch — with coverage and unit cost); soil amendments and prep; irrigation scope (system brand, zone count, controller); labor by phase (demo, grading, planting, hardscape, irrigation); and warranty terms on plant material. For maintenance contracts: service frequency, tasks included per visit (mow, edge, blow, prune, fertilize), monthly price, and contract term. Both types should include what's explicitly excluded.
Landscaping quote best practices
- List plant species, sizes, and quantities — clients know what they're buying
- Separate design, installation, and maintenance as three potential line items
- State your plant warranty (90 days to 1 year) and what voids it
- Offer a maintenance add-on on every installation quote — recurring revenue opportunity
- Include photos of the plants and hardscape materials in your quote
Typical projects
- Landscape design & install
- Lawn maintenance contracts
- Hardscape & patio work
- Irrigation installation
- Tree & shrub care
Pricing context
Landscaping installation is priced by project at material-plus-labor (typically 2–3× material cost for labor). Maintenance contracts are priced per visit or monthly. Bundling installation with a 12-month maintenance contract increases average job value by 30–40%.
Frequently asked questions
- Should landscaping quotes include a plant warranty?
- Yes — and define what voids it. Most landscapers offer 90 days to one year on plant material, provided the client waters correctly. State the warranty period, the watering requirement, and what happens if a plant dies outside of those conditions.
- How do I price recurring landscaping maintenance?
- Calculate annual visits × labor time per visit + materials. Price monthly for client convenience. Bundle services at a slight discount to lock in the relationship — and price the first visit at a higher rate to account for the initial cleanup required.
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