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Design, hardscaping, irrigation, and install terms in your service area, weighted toward profitable jobs and not just cheap mowing, with copy that earns the call.
When a homeowner wants a new paver patio, a fresh design, or sprinkler work done before summer, they go straight to Google. We build and manage Google Ads that put your landscaping company in front of those searches and turn them into booked jobs, not just clicks. One good design or install job usually pays for months of management.
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Landscaping demand splits two ways. There are the high-ticket design and installation jobs, paver patios, retaining walls, hardscaping, full landscape design, sod, and sprinkler or irrigation installs, and there is recurring maintenance like lawn care and seasonal cleanups. Both start the same way: someone searches "landscaping companies near me," "paver patio installation," or "sprinkler repair" with real intent. That is exactly what Google Ads is built to capture, and a single design or install job is worth thousands, so a well-run budget pays for itself fast.
In Utah there is an extra angle. Water-wise and xeriscape landscaping is in real demand thanks to drought and water restrictions, and sprinkler and irrigation work is highly seasonal. The catch is that landscaping keywords pull in plenty of low-value searches: people hunting for landscaping jobs, DIY tips, free quotes, and the cheapest mow on the block. Without tight management you burn budget on tire-kickers. The money is made in the details: the right keywords, ruthless negatives, fast follow-up, and tracking that proves which clicks became booked jobs.
Design, hardscaping, irrigation, and install terms in your service area, weighted toward profitable jobs and not just cheap mowing, with copy that earns the call.
We optimize toward design and install leads, paver patios, retaining walls, xeriscaping, sprinkler installs, rather than low-value maintenance, unless growing that book is your goal.
Aggressive negative lists that cut "landscaping jobs," DIY, free, cheap, supplier, and "how to" searches so budget goes to real, ready-to-hire homeowners.
We track every form fill and phone call so you know which campaigns book jobs, and we coach on speed-to-lead so quotes go out fast.
We scale spend up for the spring rush, sprinkler season, and fall cleanup, and pull back in slow stretches, so budget follows demand all year.
Reporting tied to leads, booked jobs, and cost per lead, not clicks and impressions you cannot put on a crew's schedule.
More than ten years in paid media, agency-side running thirty-plus accounts at once, and brand-side managing millions in ad spend at a 7X return. You get the senior operator, not a junior who has never spent real landscaping budget.
Based in Salt Lake City, we run paid search for landscapers across the Wasatch Front. Planning your spend? Try our free Google Ads budget calculator and cost per lead calculator, or see Google Ads management in Salt Lake City.
We review your current ads or your market and show you where leads are leaking and where the opportunity is. No cost, no obligation.
Which job types to chase, design and install or maintenance, what budget, your target service area, and what good cost per lead looks like for your landscaping business.
We build, launch, and manage it, optimizing weekly and scaling with the season, with reporting tied to booked jobs.
Most landscapers start around $1,500 to $6,000 a month in ad spend, separate from management, depending on your market and how many crews you can keep busy. Because a single design or install job is worth thousands, the math usually works fast. We size it with you in the free ad account audit.
It varies by market and by job type, with high-ticket design and install leads costing more than basic maintenance inquiries. Well-run landscaping search often lands qualified leads in the range of tens to low hundreds of dollars per lead. The number that really matters is cost per booked job, which is what we report on.
Yes, and that is usually where we start. We weight keywords, bids, and ad copy toward profitable work like paver patios, retaining walls, hardscaping, full design, and sprinkler installs, and we use negatives to filter out low-value "cheap mowing" searches. If growing your maintenance book is the goal instead, we can build for that too.
We scale with the season. Budget ramps up for the spring rush, sprinkler season, and fall cleanups, and we pull back in slow stretches so you are aggressive when the leads are there and not wasting money when they are not. In Utah we also lean into water-wise and xeriscape demand when it spikes.
No. Everything is month to month. All we ask is 30 days notice if you decide to cancel, so we can wind your campaigns down cleanly and you are never stuck paying for ad spend you did not plan for.
A straight read on what's working, what's wasting money, and what we'd do differently. No cost, no obligation.