Landscaping & Hardscaping · Estimate template
Free Landscaping & Hardscaping Estimate Template
A landscaping & hardscaping estimate template with the line items and units landscapers actually price in. Free to download, no email required.
Free, no email. Or have it sent with your business name, licence number and contact details already on it:
What is in it
- Header block for your business name, licence number and contact details
- Customer and job-site address, kept separate — they are not always the same place
- Itemised scope with quantity, unit and unit price
- Good / better / best option columns, priced independently
- Exclusions section — the half that prevents the argument
- Validity period, so a price does not follow you into next season
- Acceptance line with a date
- Pre-filled landscaping & hardscaping line items: Paver patio, installed on base (per square foot), Segmental retaining wall (per square foot), Sod, supplied and laid (per pallet), Shrub, planted (per each), Mulch, delivered and spread (per cubic yard), Irrigation zone (per zone)
Why a landscaper needs their own version
Planting, grading, patios, walls and the maintenance that follows.
- Design changes happen on site, verbally, with the customer standing there.
- Material is a large fraction of the price and moves between quote and install.
- Maintenance contracts renew annually and the renewal is a conversation nobody schedules.
Priced the way you price
A generic template makes you type the unit every time. This one already knows a landscaper quotes in these:
This is a starting point, not legal advice. Contract law is a state matter and the terms that hold up in Tennessee are not the terms that hold up in California. Have a lawyer in your state read yours before you send it to a customer — once, and then it is done.
Or stop filling in templates
Relayhand builds the estimate from the job, sends it, gets it signed on the customer’s phone and takes the deposit. Same document, none of the retyping.
Free for 14 days, no card. See how it works