Landscaping
GroupHound for landscaping + lawn care
Landscaping and lawn care leads from your local Facebook groups
Weekly mowing, spring cleanups and new beds all start with neighbors asking who they use. GroupHound alerts your phone the moment someone in your groups asks, with a reply ready to send.
What it catches
The posts that turn into recurring customers
“Need someone for weekly mowing starting in April. Who’s dependable?”
“Yard is a mess after winter. Looking for a spring cleanup and mulch.”
“Want to redo the front beds and add some curb appeal. Any landscapers with a good eye?”
“Shrubs are overgrown and a tree limb is over the roof. Who can trim it?”
“Who does fall leaf removal? We have way too many trees.”
“Sprinkler system isn’t working right. Need someone who does irrigation repair.”
When it matters most
Fill your route before the season starts
Spring sign-ups
Late winter and early spring is when homeowners line up weekly service and cleanups, and ask the group who to hire.
Summer projects
New beds, sod and irrigation questions peak while people are outside enjoying their yards.
Fall cleanup
Leaf removal and fall cleanups bring another round of requests before winter.
Ready on day one
Starter keywords for landscaping, already set up
Begin with the words homeowners actually use, then add the services you want more of. Ads from other lawn companies are screened out, so you only hear about real requests.
“Our lawn guy retired. Looking for someone reliable for weekly mowing and edging. Who do you all use?”
Drafted reply (example)Hi! We service several yards in [Neighborhood] already, so adding you to the weekly route would be easy. I’m John Smith with Green Lawn. Happy to stop by for a free quote this week if you message me.
Drafted replies
Show you’re already in the neighborhood
GroupHound drafts a reply for that exact post that’s friendly and local, the kind neighbors trust. Edit it to sound like you, then tap straight to the post.
Questions
Questions from landscapers
Yes. GroupHound watches the groups you belong to, so join the neighborhood and subdivision groups in your service area, and add neighborhood names as keywords if you like.
It screens out promotional posts from other businesses. If one slips through, tap “Not a lead” and it learns.
Alerts arrive on your phone like texts, with the reply already drafted, so responding takes a minute between yards.
GroupHound is currently an invite-only beta. Eventual monthly subscription.
Be the crew they call first
GroupHound is invite-only while in beta. Request a spot and we’ll get you set up.