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A landscaping company video that shows your work

uscale turns your landscaping website into a short marketing video that shows your services, your seasonal work and how to get an estimate.

A landscaping company video takes what is already on your website and turns it into a short film for your customers. It shows whether you handle ongoing maintenance, one-off projects or both, names the seasonal services you offer, and tells viewers how to get an estimate. It is built from your site in about ten minutes, and your first one is free. See example videos or how pricing works.

What a landscaping company video shows

Maintenance or projectsStates plainly whether you offer ongoing maintenance, one-off jobs or both, based on your site.
Seasonal services namedNames the seasonal work you list, such as spring cleanup, leaf removal or mulching.
Clean edges and stripesClose-up shots of crisp mower stripes and sharply edged lawn borders.
How to start serviceTells viewers exactly how to request an estimate or book a service.

How a landscaping company video gets made

Paste your websiteYour site, app or GitHub repo. uscale reads it: the offer, the brand, the facts.
The director plans the filmA storyboard with every line of narration, for your approval before anything is filmed.
Get the videoFilmed or illustrated, voiced and captioned in about ten minutes. Ask for changes in the chat.

A landscaping company video, beat by beat

  1. ArrivalA mower trailer pulls up to the curb in front of a house.
  2. Edge workClose-up of a sharp edged border along a driveway or walkway.
  3. Mulch spreadFresh mulch being spread by hand around new plantings.
  4. Before and afterWide shot of the front yard from the street, before and after.
  5. Finished resultA family relaxing on a finished patio at golden hour.

uscale or a filmed shoot

uscaleA filmed shoot
Time to the first cutAbout ten minutesWeeks of briefs and shoots
What you needYour websiteA brief, a shoot, footage
Voice and captionsIncludedExtra rounds
ChangesAsk the director in the chatAnother booking
Your first videoFreeA quote

Prices per video are on the pricing page.

Landscaping video questions

What is a landscaping company video?

It is a short film built from your landscaping company's website that shows the type of work you do, such as maintenance, one-off projects or both, and names the seasonal services you list, like spring cleanup or leaf removal. It ends by telling viewers how to get an estimate. uscale reads your site, plans the film, adds footage or illustration, a voice and captions, and finishes in about ten minutes.

How much does a landscaping company video cost?

Your first video is free. After that, pricing depends on the plan you choose. There are no hidden production costs or shoot days involved, because the video is built from your existing website content rather than a traditional film crew.

What do I need to provide to get started?

You just need a website with your services listed, such as your maintenance or project work and any seasonal services you offer. uscale reads that content directly. You do not need to write a script, hire a crew or supply footage, since the film is planned and produced from what is already on your site.

Can I change or update the video later?

Yes. If your seasonal services change, such as adding fall cleanup or removing a service you no longer offer, you can regenerate the video from your updated website. This keeps the video matching what your business actually offers at the time.

Where can I use my landscaping company video?

You can use it on your website homepage, in social media posts, in email to prospects, or in online ads. It is built as a short marketing piece meant to show your work and direct viewers to request an estimate, so it fits anywhere you currently promote your landscaping services.

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