We promise
- We show up on the day we said.
- The price up front, and it doesn't change.
- Text the night before. Blow off the driveway. Haul it all away the same day.
- Never charge for something we didn't talk about first.
- Never top a tree. We say why, and offer a trim.
"Quoted me $350 for the oak, charged me $350, cleaned up like they were never there."— Tom R., Google
How we sound
We say: customer, the crew, "we'll get you taken care of," the oak, the yard
We never say: client, "our team of professionals," "reach out," "elevate your outdoor space," solutions
First names. Texts signed "– Danny." Text first; call if it's urgent.
Colors — four, no more
#2F5D3ALogo, headings, truck, sign
#1E221DAll text
#FFFFFFBackgrounds, paper, shirts
#E0662EPrices, "call now," one thing per page. Dark text on it.
Type — two, no more
Everything else: Barlow. Fallback: Arial.
Free at fonts.google.com. Never all-caps body text.
Photos
Our kind of photo: outside, daylight, the finished yard or the tree on the ground, the green truck in the shot.
Take: the yard after, from the street. The tree before and after. The crew working.
Never: stock photos, made-up pictures, filters, anyone else's yard.
Fix first
- Business cards — wrong phone number. Reprint this week.
- Google profile photo — old blue logo. Five minutes.
- Voicemail — says "Reyes Lawn Care." Re-record.
How we talk (samples)
Text: "Hey Maria, it's Danny. We'll be out tomorrow between 8 and 10 for the oak. Please leave the side gate unlocked. Thanks – Danny"
Voicemail: "Hey, you've reached Danny at Reyes Lawn & Tree. We're probably on a job. Leave your name and address and I'll text you back today."