Tag Estimation

Unravel the complexities of estimation and bidding, two distinct yet intertwined processes that are both an art and a science. Discover how a disciplined, balanced, and methodical approach can lead to accurate pricing and increased sales. Learn from a decade…

We will introduce you to the cutting-edge measuring wheels that are transforming the landscape estimation process. These tools are not just about measuring distances; they’re about enhancing efficiency, boosting accuracy, and elevating your landscaping projects to new heights. So, let’s…

The history of estimations and takeoffs dates back to the time when humans first started building shelters. The remains of monumental cities and towers laid of bricks provide evidence of early estimation activities. The first floor plans were simple –…

Interested in becoming a landscape estimator? you’re at the right place. We’ll show how the skills you require to get a job as an estimator in any landscaping company. We’ll also give you the industry standard salaries so you can…

One of the most common questions that landscapers ask is: how do I price my landscaping jobs? Many variables go into determining the cost of a landscaping project, such as the type and quantity of materials, the labor hours, and…

Are you tired of estimating your lawn size by eye-balling it or spending hours manually measuring it? Or are you looking for lawn measurement tools? Look no further, because we’ve got you covered! The problem Whether it’s a simple lawn…

If you spend too much time on landscaping estimations, you could lose out on numerous bids from your competitors. The time spent measuring properties and calculating material and labor costs does not generate revenue. If these calculations are inaccurate, they…

This post explores landscape estimation basics, and methods, and gives you free resources for estimating and pricing a landscaping job. The method for landscaping estimation mentioned here should align with your business’s financial goals and also help you deliver on…

Excessively high bid prices may lead to losing a project to another professional, while overly low bids can reduce profits. Overestimating materials can lead to unnecessary purchases, which become wasted expenses if the materials cannot be used on another project.…