For Landscapers

Landscaping & grounds
maintenance software

Quote builds, schedule rounds, bill recurring visits

Traddie is job management software for UK landscapers and grounds-maintenance businesses. Quote garden builds in phases, schedule recurring maintenance rounds, and bill regular visits automatically.

Keep hard and soft landscaping clear on quotes, take card or direct-debit payments, and handle CIS where construction-side work applies.

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  • A visit report per site
  • One invoice a month, per customer
  • The van list builds itself

Everything a landscaper needs in one app

From the first quote to the final payment, Traddie keeps your whole job in one place.

Quote builds in phases

Price garden redesigns and builds by phase, with hard and soft landscaping and materials split out.

Recurring maintenance billing

Set up weekly, fortnightly or monthly maintenance visits that invoice automatically and collect by direct debit.

Plan maintenance rounds

Schedule recurring visits and one-off jobs, assign teams, and keep customer records in one place.

Stage invoicing for big jobs

Invoice larger projects against completed phases so cashflow keeps pace with the work.

Card and direct debit

Take card payments for projects and direct debits for ongoing maintenance contracts.

The maintenance round

Grounds maintenance is a round, not a list of jobs

Cutting the same fifteen sites every fortnight is a different business from quoting a patio. The record that matters is not the invoice, it is what the site looked like when you left and what it needs next time.

The property is the site, and the job is its record

Each visit writes a report against the site: what you did, what you used, and what it needs next time. Over a season that becomes the maintenance history a facilities manager actually wants to see, rather than fifteen invoices that all say "grounds maintenance".

What it needs next time carries forward

Note the materials a site will need on the next visit and they carry forward to it rather than living in your head. Fulfil them on a later job and the history shows when it was actually done.

  • Materials recorded as used, or as required next
  • Outstanding requirements visible per site rather than per job
  • The record follows the site, so it survives a change of crew

The van list builds itself

Ask for a pack list across a date range and Traddie totals what every site on the round has asked for, so the van gets loaded once on Monday instead of three trips back to the yard on Wednesday.

One invoice a month, not fifteen

Put a customer on monthly consolidated billing and every completed unbilled job for them is pulled into a single draft invoice on their billing day, a section per job. Review it and send, or let it go out automatically. It is the difference between a morning of admin and a coffee.

Visit reminders and the follow-up

Recurring visits remind the customer they are coming, and where a visit raises something that needs quoting, it gets flagged rather than forgotten at the end of a wet Friday.

The seasonal work comes back round

Traddie chases the work as well as the certificate, so a hedge cut from eleven months ago comes back with a message ready to send. Nothing on that job has an expiry date on it, and it still returns.

Time back

The small things that keep a round moving

Maintenance work is low value per visit and high volume, so admin per job is exactly the wrong shape. These flatten it.

One invoice a month per customer

Every completed unbilled job rolls into a single draft on their billing day, a section per job, ready to review and send.

The pack list totals itself

What every site on the round needs across a date range, in one list, so the van is loaded once.

The site remembers what it needs

Required-next materials carry forward to the next visit instead of living in somebody’s head.

The seasonal work asks for itself

A hedge cut or a spring tidy from last year comes back round with the message already drafted.

Photograph the receipt

Snap it at the counter and it lands on the job as an expense rather than fading in the truck.

A visit report per site

What was done, what was used and what is needed next, as a PDF the customer can actually read.

Why UK landscapers choose Traddie

Quote garden builds and redesigns by phase
Separate hard landscaping, soft landscaping and materials
Set up recurring maintenance visits that bill automatically
Collect maintenance fees by direct debit
Invoice large projects in stages
Apply CIS where construction-side work applies
Sync invoices and expenses to your accounting software

For projects and recurring maintenance alike

Landscaping mixes one-off builds with ongoing maintenance, and the billing for each is different. Traddie handles both, staged project invoicing and hands-off recurring billing, in one place.

  • Quote builds by phase with hard and soft landscaping and materials clearly separated.
  • Set up recurring maintenance contracts that invoice on a schedule and collect by direct debit, so regular income runs itself.
  • Invoice big projects in stages against completed phases to keep cashflow steady.
  • Apply CIS deductions automatically where landscaping crosses into construction subcontracting.
  • Track turnover against the £90k VAT threshold as the business grows.
One link, no chasing

Prove you are covered before you get on site

Commercial grounds contracts want your public liability and your waste carrier registration before they will let you quote. Keep them in one place and send one link.

  • Store public liability, employers’ liability, waste carrier registration and any trade body membership with their expiry dates, and get a reminder before any of them lapse.
  • Send one revocable link instead of emailing the same PDFs to every new site manager.
  • Nothing on it is labelled verified, because Traddie has not verified it: a row is either checkable, with a deep link to the official register, or self-declared with your own document attached.
  • Expired credentials never render, on the page or in the footer of a quote.

It is a way to hand over what you hold, not a claim that anybody has checked it for you. Expiry reminders for both

How it runs for a landscaper

From design to recurring income in four steps

  1. 1

    Quote

    Price a garden build by phase, with planting and hard landscaping split out; the customer accepts online.

  2. 2

    Schedule

    Book the build and add a recurring maintenance contract for after handover.

  3. 3

    Invoice the build

    Bill each phase as it completes, with card payment links.

  4. 4

    Bill maintenance automatically

    Ongoing visits invoice on schedule and collect by direct debit.

Quote Q-0124: built on siteAccepted from a link, straight into the diaryVisit report sent to the managing agentInvoice INV-0513: paid

Quote Q-0124

Draft

Willow Court Management · Grounds maintenance, fortnightly

Mowing and edging, communal lawns

£140.00

Hedges and borders

£90.00

Waste removal

£30.00

Total inc. VAT

£312.00

Automations

Rounds that run themselves

Maintenance rounds are the same work every fortnight. These bill it, remind about it and chase it so you only do the work.

Invoice INV-0513 goes out, due in 14 daysDay 3 past due: first nudge, on its ownThe round bills itself every monthPaid, and the chasing stops itself

Invoice INV-0513

Sent

Willow Court Management

Grounds maintenance, fortnightly

£312.00

Due 14 days from today. Chasing is on.

  • Service plans

    Boiler cover, maintenance rounds and PPM bill themselves on the cycle you choose and collect by direct debit.

  • Repeat-work reminders

    Set a job to come round again in six or twelve months and Traddie reminds you and the customer when it is due.

  • Appointment reminders

    Customers get a text or email the day before so you stop turning up to empty houses.

  • Invoice chasing

    A reminder before the due date, then nudge, firm and final letters on a ladder you set. Late-payment interest and the statutory fee can be added for business customers.

  • Review requests

    A day after an invoice is paid the customer gets one message asking for a Google review, with your link in it.

  • Accounting sync

    Invoices, payments and expenses land in Xero, QuickBooks, Sage or FreeAgent as they happen, VAT and CIS included.

Every automation is off until you switch it on, and each one has a test-send so you can see exactly what the customer gets. See how chasing works

FAQ for UK landscapers

Can I schedule recurring maintenance work?+
Yes. Set up weekly, fortnightly or monthly visits that invoice automatically and keep customer records in one place.
Can I invoice in stages for bigger projects?+
Yes. Create staged invoices tied to completed project milestones so cashflow keeps pace with the work on large garden builds.
Can customers pay maintenance fees by direct debit?+
Yes. Recurring maintenance contracts can collect by direct debit, so regular income runs without manual chasing.
Can I separate hard and soft landscaping on a quote?+
Yes. Keep hard landscaping, planting and materials as separate line items so the customer sees a clear breakdown.
Do I need to handle CIS?+
For pure garden maintenance, usually not. Where landscaping crosses into construction subcontracting, Traddie applies the correct CIS deduction automatically.
Does Traddie work for lawn care and grounds maintenance rounds?+
Yes. Lawn care, grounds maintenance and gardening rounds run on recurring visits, set weekly, fortnightly or monthly schedules that invoice automatically and collect by direct debit, so a full round bills without chasing. One-off jobs and larger grounds-maintenance contracts can be quoted and invoiced in stages alongside the regular rounds.
Will invoices sync to my accountant?+
Yes. Invoices and expenses sync to Xero, QuickBooks, Sage or FreeAgent so figures only need entering once.

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