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Outdoor work

Show the outdoor work you take on and the practical details customers need before a visit.

9 things to check

1. Separate regular maintenance from one-off projects on your site.Customers can see which kind of work you offer.
2. Show photos of completed gardens or outdoor jobs with the customer’s permission.People can judge the finish and scale of your work.
3. Say which towns you cover and whether travel affects a booking.Customers can check that you serve their address.
4. Explain when you can visit to assess a job.Outdoor work often needs a look at access and site conditions.
5. Describe how you handle waste and clear-up.Customers want to know what state the space will be left in.
6. Say what information helps you quote, such as measurements or photos.A clear request saves follow-up calls.
7. Keep seasonal opening hours current on Google.Customers can tell when you are taking bookings.
8. Ask for a review once the work is complete.A recent account of the job is useful to the next customer.
9. For tree work, explain your qualifications and insurance where relevant.Customers need to assess work that can affect people and property.