Landscaping Lawn Care Books CleanupBring one bid to the call
Twenty minutes is enough to see whether the price is one number or a set of lines. Nothing loads in that frame until a visitor asks the days to appear.
Bring one bid
A meeting spot you cannot miss
We like a meeting spot you cannot miss. Ours is smaller. You pick a time, you bring one seasonal bid, and we read the buried lines with you on a shared screen. The call only needs the price. A tidy download can wait until we agree there is a month to close.
What to have open when the time starts
Have the seasonal bid where you can see it, even if it is a photo of a cover page. If you know whether anyone else does the work, say the week they started or the week they will. If a sprinkler or a spray is inside the number, say that before we spend the time hunting for it. A tidy download can wait. A closed month can wait until we agree there is work to do.
The calendar frame stays empty when the page first opens. Open it when you want the calendar, or scroll to it after you have started moving through the page. With scripts off, the link under the note opens the calendar on its own page. Either way the time you pick reaches the same practice.
Pick a time for one bid
The day list on this booking page stays blank until that button is used. A mowing bid, a design fee, or pipe in the ground is the paper worth opening the days for. A day list that never appears means the phone number along the bottom of the page is the way to reach the practice.
You will be talking to the Steven Palmieri practice.
Or send the bid here
If you would rather not pick a time yet, the note still reaches us.