Booksmith › For gardeners
Online booking for gardeners & garden maintenance
New customers book a quote visit from your genuine gaps while you're on someone else's lawn, fortnightly rounds hold themselves through the season, and when the heavens open, customers move their own slot instead of ringing you at 7am. The round runs; the diary keeps pace.
Garden enquiries ring while you're two-stroke deep in someone's leylandii, and by the time you ring back they've booked whoever answered. A booking page turns the missed call into a booked quote visit with the job details already written down.
A round day with Booksmith
Today's jobs with the notes that matter: gate codes given at booking, the dog to watch for, which fortnightlies fall this week.
New customer picks Thursday 4:30 from the quote-visit slots you offer, and answers your questions: lawn size, hedges, what they're hoping for. You quote on site with the mower still warm.
The forecast turns; two customers move their own slots from the link in their reminders, inside the rules you set. The freed morning goes to the waitlist.
Built for the round
Weekly, fortnightly or monthly maintenance repeats itself all season, with reminders per visit. Winter? Pause the lot and restart in March.
Twenty-minute quote slots offered only in the gaps you choose, capturing the job details at booking. Actual work gets booked after you've priced it.
Access, parking, lawn and hedge sizes, green waste arrangements: asked at booking, on your morning list.
Customers move their own slot within your notice window, so a rainy Tuesday reshuffles itself and the waitlist backfills.
Clearances and big cutbacks can take a card deposit at booking, so the Saturday you saved for a garden clearance doesn't evaporate.
A couple of hours after the visit, customers get your Google review link. Local search is where garden work comes from; the engine feeds it.
Questions we get
Yes. Repeats hold each customer's slot on their cycle through the season, each visit with its own reminder, and skipping one visit doesn't break the pattern.
You block the day in two clicks and affected customers are the first to know via their booking links; or leave it to customers to move themselves within your rules. Either way, no 7am ring-round.
Yes, and it's the pattern we suggest: quote visits self-book, real jobs go in the diary once priced. You stay in control of the round's routing.
No. The booking page runs standalone and links straight from your Google Business Profile; if you get a website later, it embeds with two lines.