ten-four“First Fix” · $450

LAWN CARE & LANDSCAPING
BATAVIA · GENEVA · ST. CHARLES · ELGIN · WHEATON · ELBURN

You’ve finished the lawns.
Now for the office work.

Quotes to follow up on, rain delays to sort out, invoices to finish. I help you make one of those jobs easier in the tools you already use.

I started Big Al’s Mowing in high school with my friend Phil. My uncle Tom taught us to find customers, keep commitments, and get paid. Those lessons still shape how I work: listen, agree on the job, and follow through.

Get Your Time Back

First PassFree · Guided Assessment

Something useful today.

Tell the guide about one sales task you want to make easier, like following up on a quote or asking for a review. You’ll get a first pass at a workflow you can try. Or share it with me directly, and we can talk it through.

Try First Pass

First Fix$450 · One-Time

Lock down one thing.

We’ll work on one thing holding up your sales. I can help automate a task, review your sales process, or take a closer look at your branding. We’ll agree on the scope and work through the result together.

Request First Fix
What’s included?
  • 20-minute discovery call
  • One agreed focus: task automation, a sales challenge, or a sales-process or pilot review
  • 30-minute share-out with your setup, findings, or next steps

We agree on the scope and any access needed before we start. I don’t keep your passwords.

First Hand$999 · Sales-First Assessment

More Signal, Less Noise.

A sales-first look at your business, beyond automation. I bring my sales experience and the tools I use to help you choose where to focus. Your plan might cover a clearer value proposition, stronger messaging and branding, better prospecting, or custom sales training for your team using frontier technology.

Experience First Hand
What’s included?
  • 45-minute discovery call, starting with how you sell
  • Automation plan for up to three workflows, depending on complexity
  • Sales plan covering your message, the value you offer, prospect research, sales preparation, and follow-up
  • One-hour share-out to walk through your plan, options, and next steps

Implementation is quoted separately.

What keeps landing
back on you?

A few places we could start.

  • Keep estimates moving.

    See which quotes need a follow-up and prepare the next message.

  • Keep job details out of your head.

    Turn texts and voice notes into job details and a clear callback list.

  • Handle rain delays and crew updates.

    Prepare clear schedule changes for customers and crews, ready for your review.

  • Get invoices out sooner.

    Carry completed job details into invoices and keep payment reminders organized.

  • Know where the job money goes.

    Bring receipts, materials, and job notes together in a simple cost tracker.

  • Cut the double entry.

    Make your phone, email, spreadsheets, and existing software work better together.

Something else in mind? Bring it. We’ll work through it together.

One task. A clear plan. Someone who follows through.

Choose your starting point