Crafting Lawn Care Packages That Actually Sell

Published on April 4, 2025

Crafting lawn care packages that can effectively sell your services is crucial for attracting clients, maximizing profits, and ensuring long-term client satisfaction.

Whether you're launching a new lawn care business or refining your existing services, crafting lawn care packages that are well-structured can help:

  • Differentiate your brand
  • Provide clear options for your clients

Here’s how to start crafting lawn care packages that sell and deliver results:

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1. Understand Your Market

Before structuring your lawn care packages, research your target market.

Consider the following:

  • What types of lawns do clients in your area have?
  • What are their common lawn care concerns?
  • What services are most in demand?
  • How much are clients willing to pay for lawn care services?

By understanding client needs and preferences, you can begin crafting lawn care packages that provide real value to the communities you serve.

2. Categorize Your Services

Break down your lawn care offerings into clear categories such as:

  • Basic Maintenance (mowing, edging, blowing)
  • Seasonal Care (fertilization, aeration, overseeding)
  • Pest & Weed Control (weed removal, insect control, disease prevention)
  • Specialized Services (sod installation, irrigation, landscaping)

Having well-defined services will make it easier to bundle them into packages.

3. Create Tiered Packages

A tiered pricing structure provides options for different budgets and needs.

Here’s a simple example of how you could start crafting lawn care packages:

  • Basic Package ($50-$75 per visit): mowing + edging + blowing
  • Standard Package ($100-$150 per visit): basic package + weed control + fertilization
  • Premium Package ($200+ per visit): standard package + aeration + seasonal seeding + pest control

Offering 3-5 tiers ensures you appeal to both budget-conscious clients and those seeking premium services.

Plus, narrowing down your services to a few simple tiered packages helps eliminate decision paralysis.

The Good-Better-Best Approach (G-B-B)

The G-B-B approach is one of the most common and effective ways businesses like yours can shift a lead’s mindset from “buy/don’t buy” to “value and spending.”

Some general rules of thumb from experts are:

  • Don’t set a Good price that’s more than 25% below Better
  • Don’t set a Best price that’s more than 50% above Better

Additionally, it’s important to consider the amount of clients who will choose each package. Analyzing and surveying your existing client base is a great place to start with this research.

Generally, most companies expect:

However, your lawn care business’ actual mix largely depends on the varying service offerings within each package and their respective prices.

Pro Tip! If you have lawn care software like Service Autopilot, then use it to analyze and survey your current client base to help you better assess and understand your business’ needs.

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4. Offer Seasonal Packages

Since lawn care needs vary by season, consider creating lawn care packages as upsells that are tailored to each season:

  • Spring Revival Package: aeration, fertilization, weed control, and mowing
  • Summer Protection Package: pest control, drought management, and mowing
  • Fall Recovery Package: overseeding, aeration, leaf removal, and fertilization
  • Winter Prep Package: winterization of grass, shrubs, and irrigation systems

This approach ensures clients receive year-round lawn care—eliminating decision paralysis while also passively upselling.

5. Add Value with Extras

Boost the appeal of your lawn care packages by offering extras such as:

  • Free lawn analysis with premium packages
  • Discounts for long-term contracts
  • Referral discounts for new clients
  • Complimentary first service for new clients

Providing incentives helps attract new clients and encourages client loyalty.

6. Use Clear and Simple Pricing

Clients prefer transparent pricing. Ensure your pricing is easy to understand and avoid hidden fees.

Consider offering:

  • Flat-rate pricing per visit
  • Monthly subscription plans
  • Seasonal or annual prepaid discounts

Remember, clear pricing makes it easier for clients to choose a package without hesitation.

7. Market Your Packages Effectively

Once you’ve created your lawn care packages, promote them effectively:

  • Website and Social Media: Create a dedicated page for your packages with pricing and benefits.
  • Email and Direct Mail: Send promotional offers and seasonal reminders.
  • Local Advertising: Use flyers, Google Ads, Facebook Ads, business directories, and partnerships with local businesses.
  • Client Referrals: Offer incentives for clients who refer friends and family.

A strong marketing strategy ensures that potential clients are aware of your services and pricing.

8. Get Client Feedback and Adjust

Once your lawn care packages are in place, gather client feedback to identify areas for improvement.

Ask clients:

  • Are they satisfied with the services included?
  • Would they like additional services or changes?
  • Is the pricing fair and competitive?

Adjust your packages periodically to ensure they remain attractive and valuable to your clients.

Pro Tip! Use Automations to send automated surveys to clients after services are completed.

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Begin Crafting Lawn Care Packages That SELL FAST!

Creating lawn care packages that sell involves understanding your market, structuring your services into attractive tiers, offering seasonal options, and marketing them effectively.

By following these steps, you can increase client satisfaction, build a loyal client base, and grow your lawn care business successfully.

Are you ready to take your lawn care business to the next level? Start structuring your lawn care packages today and watch your business thrive!


Related: How Much to Charge for Lawn Mowing


Alyssa Sanders

Alyssa is the Team Lead of Creative Marketing at Xplor Field Services. Alyssa is an expert in field service industry trends, roadblocks, and solutions. When she’s not writing or creating engaging content, you can find her watching a new sci-fi series or shoving her nose into a good book.
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