FAQ
What is a lawn care contract and why is it useful?
A lawn care contract is an agreement between a lawn service and a client that sets out the services, schedule, and price for ongoing yard work. It is useful because it locks in expectations, prevents disputes over what is included, and ensures both sides understand the visit frequency and payment terms.
What should a lawn care contract include?
A lawn care contract should list the specific services such as mowing, edging, fertilizing, and cleanup, the visit frequency, and the pricing per visit or season. It should also cover the contract period, payment terms, cancellation policy, and any seasonal services, with signatures from both the provider and client.
How do seasonal terms work in a lawn care contract?
Seasonal terms define which services apply at different times of year, such as mowing in summer, leaf removal in fall, and snow or dormant care in winter. The contract may set different visit frequencies and prices per season, clarifying what is covered year-round versus what is billed separately.
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