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1. Enter your business
Type your business name or website. AllDayDesk pulls in what callers need: your services, your service area, and how you describe your work. Check it over and fix anything that's off.
AI phone answering for lawn care companies
An AI Receptionist for Your Lawn Care Business
AllDayDesk answers your lawn care calls around the clock. It books mowing and cleanup visits when you've set your services and hours, takes messages for quotes and fertilization questions, and logs gate codes and pet notes so you see everything in your dashboard.
Hear it answer for your business No credit card to try it
24/7 call answeringKeep your current numberFirst 30 calls free
How it works
Getting started
Setup takes a few minutes, and you keep your current phone number. You'll check the details first, so the receptionist sounds like it knows your business, because it does.
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2. Hear a sample call
Listen to a personalized sample with your business details in it. This is a demo, so nothing gets booked. If something sounds wrong, change it before you go live.
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3. Connect your phone
Forward your number to AllDayDesk using the instructions for your phone service. Set up your bookable services and hours, and new lawn service visits land on the calendar in your dashboard. Calls, transcripts, and summaries show up there too.
Review calls, messages, and bookings in your dashboard.
How it handles your calls
Lawn care owners spend most of the day on a mower, not by the phone. Callers want a mow quote, a recurring schedule, a reschedule after rain, or a cleanup before a party. They'll also ask what you charge for fertilization or weed control, and whether the dog will be a problem. Miss those calls and the yard down the street hires someone else. AllDayDesk picks up when you can't, collects the yard address and what they need, books visits you've made bookable, and takes a message for anything that needs your call.
The receptionist answers with your business name and asks what the caller needs. For a mow, a cleanup, or a recurring service, it collects the yard address, the service, and access details like gates or pets, then books if you've configured that service and have an opening. Price questions it can't answer from your saved details become messages, not guesses. Rescheduling an existing visit is a request you approve in the dashboard. Anything that needs your judgment, like a fertilization plan or a weed problem that keeps coming back, gets passed to you with the caller's name, address, and what they said.
One-time mow
The caller gives the yard address and what they need. The receptionist confirms the service, asks about gates or pets, and books the visit if you've set it up as bookable with an open slot.
Recurring service
Weekly or every-other-week mowing starts with the address, the yard, and the schedule they want. It books the first visit and takes the rest as a request for you to confirm.
Fertilization and weed control questions
Callers ask what you use, what it costs, and when to treat. If your saved details cover it, the receptionist shares them. If not, it takes a message so you can give the real answer.
Gate access and pets
It asks whether the gate will be unlocked and if there's a dog in the yard, and logs gate codes or notes the caller offers. You see it all before you roll up.
Seasonal cleanup
Leaf hauls and spring cleanups are bigger jobs, so callers usually want a quote. The receptionist collects the address, the scope, and their timeline, then takes a message for your estimate.
Weather reschedules
Rain days bring a wave of calls. The receptionist takes each reschedule as a request, so you decide the new day from your dashboard instead of calling back into a pile of voicemail.
Pricing
Choose a plan that fits your calls.
Solo $99/moBusiness $199/moGrowth $349/mo
Each plan includes call minutes. Extra minutes cost more. See your estimate before you start. Your first 30 calls are free, with no credit card. Paid plans are monthly; cancel anytime.
Lawn Care Companies: your questions answered
Can it actually book lawn service visits, or just take messages?
Both, depending on how you set it up. If you've configured a service like one-time mowing with your available hours, it books new visits straight onto the calendar in your dashboard. Changes to existing visits go to you as requests, so you keep control of your route.
What happens when a caller wants a price for fertilization or a big cleanup?
If you've saved the answer, the receptionist shares it. If you haven't, it doesn't guess. It takes the caller's name, address, and what they need, and you get the message so you can quote it yourself.
Do I have to change my phone number?
No. You keep your number and forward calls to AllDayDesk. The steps depend on your phone service, and setup walks you through it.
How does it handle rain days and reschedules?
Callers can ask to move a visit, and the receptionist logs it as a request for you. You approve the new time in your dashboard, so your mowing route stays in your hands.
Will it collect gate codes and pet notes?
Yes. It asks about gate access and pets as part of booking, and it writes down anything the caller offers, like a gate code. You see the notes with the appointment before you head out.
What does it cost?
Pricing is shown on the plans page, separate from this page. You'll see exactly what each plan includes before you decide, and we don't ask for a credit card to try it.
Hear your receptionist answer a lawn care call
Enter your business name or website, check your details, and listen to a sample built around your services. No credit card needed to try it.
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Helpful next steps
- See how calls can reach your receptionist through your existing phone service. Keep your number with call forwarding
- Compare billing methods and the questions to ask before choosing a plan. Compare answering service costs
- Follow the setup steps from business details to phone forwarding. Set up your answering service
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