Fall Cleanup & Leaf Removal
Book fall cleanups before the leaves come down in force. Send in early fall, as trees start to turn.
Free templates
Seasonal offers, payment reminders, lead follow-ups, commercial proposals — every letter professionally written, personalized with merge fields, and ready to paste straight into LandscapingSoftware and send to your whole list.
How it works
Step 1
Pick a template below and copy it with one click. The «Field» placeholders are the exact merge fields the software fills in automatically.
Step 2
In LandscapingSoftware, open Marketing → Mail Merge Templates → New Template, choose the matching list type, and paste into the built-in editor — a full word processor with one-click merge fields, no Microsoft Word needed.
Step 3
Run a mail merge to your full list or a saved segment. Every recipient gets a personalized letter — by email, or as print-ready documents.
New to mail merge? The step-by-step guide in our Help Center walks through the whole flow.
The library
Every template follows the same rules we use for the letters shipped inside the product: 120–220 words, a personalized greeting, one clear call to action, and only merge fields the software actually substitutes. These 40 are in addition to the 15 ready-made letters already in the app's built-in Template Gallery.
Fill the schedule before each season turns — cleanups, irrigation, winterizer, and weather letters timed to the calendar.
Book fall cleanups before the leaves come down in force. Send in early fall, as trees start to turn.
Get irrigation start-up visits booked ahead of the season. Send in early-to-mid spring, before systems come back online.
Fill your blowout schedule before the first hard freeze. Send in early fall, ahead of the first frost warnings.
Sell the season's final and most important feeding. Send in mid-to-late fall, a few weeks before the ground freezes.
A goodwill care letter for the hottest stretch of the year that quietly opens irrigation and service conversations. Send at the start of a heat wave.
Offer dethatching to lawns that came out of winter tired. Send in mid-spring, once lawns are actively growing.
Add gutter cleaning onto fall visits already on the calendar. Send in early fall, alongside fall cleanup scheduling.
Offer a pre-winter property check that surfaces small problems before the freeze. Send in late fall, before the first snow.
Introduce add-on services to customers who already trust you — the cheapest revenue a service company ever earns.
Enroll customers in a season-long fertilization and weed control program. Send in late winter, before the first application window.
Sell preventive grub control before the treatment window opens. Send in late spring or early summer.
Introduce a tree and shrub health program to lawn-only customers. Send in late winter or early spring, before dormant treatments.
Book mid-season pruning work. Send in early-to-mid summer, after the spring flush of growth.
Offer an evening lighting consultation. Send in late summer or fall, as evenings get darker earlier.
Reach soggy-yard customers while the problem is on full display. Send in spring or after a stretch of heavy rain.
Pitch a full renovation to customers whose lawns are past patching. Send in mid-summer, ahead of the late-summer renovation window.
Sell recurring flower rotations for beds, planters, and entrances. Send in early spring, before the first planting.
Welcomes, check-ins, notices, and the operational letters that keep customers informed and loyal.
Set expectations with brand-new customers. Send right after signup, before the first visit.
Close the season with genuine gratitude. Send after the final visit of the year.
Ask how the service is going while there's still time to adjust. Send around the midpoint of the season.
Notify customers of a route or service-day change with plenty of warning. Send at least two weeks before the change takes effect.
Deliver a price increase honestly and keep the relationship intact. Send well before renewal season.
Tell customers why the crew is late and when service resumes. Send when rain or storms knock the schedule off track.
Put names and faces on the crew customers see every week. Send early in the season, after routes are set.
Get customers using online invoices and payments. Send any time; pairs well with invoice-heavy months.
Payment reminders, billing explainers, and the follow-through letters that keep the office side smooth.
Nudge a past-due balance without souring the relationship. Send about a week after an invoice goes past due.
Follow up on a balance that's still open after the first reminder. Send two to three weeks after the first reminder.
Explain equal monthly billing before confusion turns into calls. Send when enrolling customers or at the start of a billing year.
Confirm an approved estimate and set up the project start. Send immediately after approval.
Wrap up the year and open next season's planning conversation. Send in late fall or early winter.
Follow-ups that turn inquiries and open estimates into scheduled work — written for your Leads list.
Follow up a few days after sending an estimate, while it's still fresh.
Gracefully close the loop on a quote that's gone quiet. Send two to three weeks after the last touch.
Move project leads from price-shopping to a site visit. Send to new leads with larger or design-heavy projects.
Recover inquiries that never connected with the office. Send within a few days of a missed call or unanswered request.
Introduce the company to leads in a neighborhood your crews now service. Send when a new route area opens up.
Follow up with leads collected at home shows, fairs, and events. Send within a week of the event.
Give referred leads the warm welcome the referral deserves. Send as soon as a referral inquiry comes in.
Proposal and account-management letters for property managers and boards — written for your Contacts list.
Introduce commercial grounds maintenance to property and facility managers. Send ahead of budget or bid season.
Open winter contract conversations with commercial properties. Send in late summer or early fall, before routes fill.
Offer HOA boards a professional bid for community maintenance. Send ahead of the association's budget cycle.
Book an end-of-season review with commercial accounts before renewals. Send as the season winds down.
Merge fields
Mail merge in LandscapingSoftware runs against three lists — Customers, Leads, and Contacts — and each list has its own set of merge fields. Every template on this page uses only fields from its list's catalog, so nothing survives the merge as raw text.
For letters to existing customers.
«CustomerName»«CustomerEmail»«CustomerPhone»«Address1»«Address2»«City»«State»«Zip»«Country»«TodayDate»«CompanyName»
For follow-ups and outreach to prospects.
«LeadName»«LeadEmail»«LeadPhone»«Address1»«Address2»«City»«State»«Zip»«Country»«LeadSource»«LeadNotes»«TodayDate»«CompanyName»
For commercial contacts at customer accounts.
«ContactName»«ContactTitle»«ContactEmail»«ContactPhone»«CustomerName»«Address1»«Address2»«City»«State»«Zip»«TodayDate»«CompanyName»
Questions
Each «Field» token — «CustomerName», «City», «Address1» — is a merge field. When you run a mail merge in LandscapingSoftware, every token is replaced with the matching value from your customer, lead, or contact records, so each recipient gets a personalized letter. The tokens here are the exact field names the software substitutes — copy them as-is and they just work.
Copy the letter, then in LandscapingSoftware open Marketing → Mail Merge Templates → New Template, pick the matching list type (Customer, Lead, or Contact), and paste into the built-in document editor — a full word processor inside the app, so you never need Microsoft Word. Save it, and it is ready to send by email or generate as print letters — to your whole list or a saved segment.
Please do. They are written to be complete as-is, but the strongest letters add your specifics: your rates, your deadlines, your town. Anything in the letter is editable once pasted — just keep the «Field» tokens intact wherever you want personalization.
Yes. LandscapingSoftware ships with 15 ready-made letters in its built-in Template Gallery (spring cleanup, snow contracts, review requests, and more). The 40 on this page are additional — written to the same standard, covering more situations, and free to use whether or not you are a customer yet.
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