For landscape contractors

One-time builds and recurring maintenance, one calendar.

Spring cleanup on 40 properties, a $30,000 patio install starting Monday, weekly mowing through October. Construction Scope handles the recurring work and the design-build work in the same calendar, so the crew sees their whole week at a glance.

Start 3-day free trial Talk to landscaping
app.constructionscope.net
Backyard patio + irrigation — Cedar Hills
Stat 1
24
Stat 2
$48k
Stat 3
9
Status
Status
Status
Status
Status
Status
Status
Why landscape contractors switch

Built for mixed seasonal work, recurring contracts, and design-build projects.

Recurring schedule blocks

Mondays at 7am for the Hilltop route, Tuesdays for the Westside route. Same crew, same time, every week through the season. Set once.

Design-build job structure

Patio install with phases — design, demo, hardscape, irrigation, plantings, closeout. Each phase has its own billing and customer approval. Like commercial GC work, scaled to your business.

Seasonal contract billing

Annual maintenance contracts billed monthly. Spring/fall cleanups billed at the milestone. Snow plowing billed per visit. Each contract type has its own template.

Equipment on the job

Mini-excavator rented for the patio job? Logged against the job. Skid steer day rate included in the customer line items. Equipment costs match what shows up in the invoice.

Photo-tagged crew check-ins

Crew arrives on site, takes a photo of the start condition, clocks in. Same at end of day. Customer sees the work, you see the hours. Disputes about 'were you here on Tuesday?' end.

Customer seasonal portal

Customer can see their upcoming visits, request a one-off, and pay their monthly invoice from a phone. Less inbound 'when are you coming?' calls.

How a job runs

A typical landscaping job in Construction Scope

Walk through what the same job looks like in the tool, from the first call to the final payment.

  1. 1

    Seasonal contract setup

    New customer signs up for weekly maintenance through October. Create the customer + recurring job. Schedule blocks repeat weekly on the chosen day. Monthly invoice auto-generates.

  2. 2

    Design-build estimate

    Patio install for a different customer. Walk the yard, sketch the design, line-item the phases — design, demo, hardscape, irrigation, planting, cleanup. Approval link sent with a 30% deposit ask.

  3. 3

    Crew dispatch across mixed work

    Monday morning. Mowing route at 7am — Hilltop neighborhood. Patio crew at 10am — Cedar Hills install. Each crew sees their day. Office sees the whole calendar.

  4. 4

    Material orders and equipment costs

    Plants from the wholesale nursery, pavers from the supplier, mini-excavator rented for the patio. Each receipt photographed and attached. Equipment day rate flows to the customer's invoice.

  5. 5

    Photo check-ins for service work

    Mowing crew arrives, photo of the start condition, clocks in. Photo at end of day, clocks out. Customer sees the work. You see the hours. Dispute about 'were you here Tuesday?' ends.

  6. 6

    Monthly recurring billing + project completion

    Maintenance customers get their monthly invoice on the 1st. Design-build customers get the final invoice at project sign-off. Both flows live in the same workspace, both pay by ACH or card from email.

Common questions

Questions landscaping ask

Can I run a maintenance route AND a $30,000 patio install in the same workspace?
That's the design point. Recurring maintenance is a different job type from design-build, with its own billing template, but they share the same customers, crews, and schedule. The Monday morning crew dispatch sees both.
How does the customer portal work?
Customers can see their upcoming visits, request a one-off service, and pay their monthly invoice from a phone. Cuts down 'when are you coming?' calls. Available on Pro plan.
Can I bill annual contracts monthly?
Yes. Set the contract price annually, divide by 12, monthly invoices generate automatically. Customer can pay each month manually or save a card for auto-charge.
What about snow removal in the off-season?
Per-visit billing template. Plow event happens, crew logs the visit, invoice generates with the per-visit rate. Same workspace, same customer record. Spring through fall you mow, winter you plow — one workspace tracks both.