We did not bolt an app onto a mowing company. We built a dispatch, verification, and billing platform from scratch, then pointed it at lawns and snow. Here is what it does for your portfolio.
The core promise: you never have to wonder if the work happened.
Crews check in when they arrive and out when they leave. The platform measures every GPS point against the property location and stamps the visit verified or flags a mismatch. Mismatches can never auto approve.
Front yard, backyard, and problem areas photographed on every visit. The app physically blocks completion without them.
Every photo set is screened automatically for quality issues, then a human reviewer approves or sends the job back for rework before it can be invoiced.
Every status change, from assigned to en route to completed, is logged with time and GPS. Disputes end before they start.
Recurring work should recur without anyone remembering to make it happen.
Weekly mowing schedules generate all season long per property. Season start, season end, and per property overrides are all configurable.
When a snow event triggers, plowing and salting visits dispatch across the affected routes. Same crews, same verification, all winter.
If a visit does not happen on schedule, it lights up on our dispatch board and gets escalated. Nothing quietly falls through.
We recruit, vet, and pay the crews ourselves. Multiple crews per market means coverage does not depend on any one truck starting in the morning.
Everything about your portfolio in one login. Try it right now in the demo.
Active properties, recent visits, open requests, and outstanding invoices at a glance.
Every property has a full visit history with photo archives. Forward proof to a tenant or an owner in two clicks.
One consolidated invoice for the whole portfolio, each line tied to a documented visit. Downloadable, exportable, reconcilable.
Submit requests per property and track them to completion. They flow straight into our dispatch queue.
Live demo with sample data. No signup required.
Because we own the platform, customization is a conversation, not a change order to some third party vendor. Property managers get their reference IDs, approval rules, and report formats built in.
See the Property Manager Program