How to Become a Lawn Service Manager

Plan, direct, and coordinate activities of workers engaged in pruning trees and shrubs, cultivating lawns, and applying pesticides and other chemicals according to service contract specifications.

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As a client of Lewis Landscape Services, you’ll notice a distinct difference in our lawn service.

Our 6-step lawn care program can help keep your lawn healthy throughout every season.

As with any service business, planning, organization and customer service are key to your success.

Create and maintain a website containing pictures of the lawns you've maintained, types of service offered and testimonials from customers.

A lawn service brings expertise towards meeting the needs of your lawn to keep it at its best.

Lawn care rates will depend on the size of your yard and how often you need a mow or trim.

The Manager will interact directly with customers on a daily basis to maintain a strong relationship and retain their business.

Experience managing a team of service people and a fleet of service vehicles is desirable.

Our Branch Service Manager are responsible to assist in the recruiting, hiring, and training service technicians, monitor production goals, provide tailored coaching and action plans to motivate employees, conduct branch meetings, provide in-the-field leadership, and ensure that the customers receive exceptional customer service and have positive experiences with every interaction.

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