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Add eco-lawns to your book

Conversions, meadows and bulk seed are a growing line of work. This is the short version for businesses — the full operational library lives in the Pro resources.

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Where to start

If you install for a living, jump straight to the Pro resource library for bidding, establishment and maintenance contracts. For seed at volume, see wholesale ordering; to get found, list in the directory.

Run the work

Pro resources

Seed & visibility

Seed at volume & getting found

Find what you need

Where pros usually start

Most contractors arrive with one of three jobs in mind. Pick the one that matches yours — each links straight to the working resource.

1 · Winning the job

Pricing a conversion and writing a spec a client or GC will sign off.

2 · Doing the work at scale

Installing across large or commercial sites and sourcing enough seed to do it.

3 · Keeping the client

Turning a one-off install into recurring maintenance revenue — and proving results.

Contractor FAQ

Do you offer trade or wholesale pricing?

Yes — set up a wholesale account for trade pricing, or see wholesale & dropship for volume and blind-ship options.

Can you help me price a conversion bid?

The bidding & estimating resource walks through seed quantities, labour phases and establishment timelines so your quote holds up.

Do you supply specs for landscape architects and GCs?

Yes — see spec writing and the erosion-control spec for language you can drop into a submittal.

Is there support for municipal or HOA-scale projects?

Yes — see municipal bids and the HOA conversion service, with worked case studies.

How do homeowners find me after I convert?

List your business in the installer directory so local customers searching for eco-lawn pros can reach you.

Buying for jobs?

Get set up as a pro

Open the Pro resource library, or order seed at wholesale.

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