Michigan Landscaping Contractors Only — 3 Spots Available This Quarter
The Work Is Out There. Will Homeowners Find You First?
Why Aren't Your Ads Generating Consistent Leads?
Most businesses do not have a lead problem — they have a lead system problem. Answer a few quick questions and discover what is helping or hurting your ability to generate consistent local inquiries.
Takes ~2 minutes • Actionable insights • Built for service businesses
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What’s helping your lead system
What may be holding it back
The installation contractors fully booked before the freeze started their pipeline months ago. Take 90 seconds to find out where yours is breaking down.
No commitment. No agency pitch.
11x ROAS · $870 in spend · Biggest week ever
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“This showed me exactly what was missing.” — Michigan landscaping contractor
What This Looks Like When it Works
The System in Numbers
11x ROAS.
$870 in spend.
Biggest week ever.
A Michigan contractor we worked with spent $870 on Facebook and Instagram ads. Three weeks in, he texted to say he’d just had his biggest week ever — $9,000. That’s 11x what he spent, and the campaign kept running after that. By the time it wrapped, it had generated 236 leads on $1,400 in total spend.

That’s not a guarantee. But it’s what the system is capable of when it’s built right.
“Called some leads, filled up my week which was originally looking pretty slow. Nice work man!”
Michigan contractor — 1 week after launch
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Why it Works
You Don't Have a Lead Problem. You Have a Lead System Problem.
Landscaping runs on a deadline the other trades don’t have — once the ground freezes, the season is closed, no extensions. The installation contractors who go into October fully booked aren’t the most talented in their market; they’re the ones who started building a pipeline back in spring instead of waiting for word of mouth to catch up. Right now, there are homeowners in your area who’ve been putting off a patio, a retaining wall, an outdoor space they’re embarrassed to show off — they’re going to hire someone before the season ends. That’s what we build: Facebook and Instagram ad campaigns built specifically for Michigan installation contractors — patios, retaining walls, hardscape, outdoor living. Not mowing leads. The high-margin install work worth building a calendar around.
We build Facebook and Instagram ad campaigns specifically for Michigan landscaping contractors. Targeting homeowners in your service area who are actively in-market. Not cold outreach. Not bought lead lists. Ads that generate inbound calls and form fills from people who are already looking.
The Investment
Here's Exactly What It Costs — And What One Job Returns
No hidden fees. No vague promises. Here’s the full picture.
A patio or hardscape install nets $3,000–$4,000 in profit. One job covers the whole month before the season closes. A Michigan contractor we worked with generated 236 leads and an 11x return on $1,400 in total spend. That’s what’s possible when the system is built right.
One-time set up fee
$500
Management fee (40% of ad spend)
$400/month
Ad spend – paid directly to Meta by you
$1,000/month
To Get Started
$1,900
Setup + first month
Monthly After
$1,400
Ad spend + management fee
That’s not a guarantee. But it’s what’s possible when the system is built right.
We work with 3 landscaping contractors per quarter. That’s it. Small enough to actually deliver results.
3 Micro Steps
How It Works
We build your campaign
Audience targeting, ad creative, pixel setup, and lead routing — all built around your market and your service area.
Leads start coming in
Facebook and Instagram ads run to homeowners in your service area. You get inbound calls and form fills — not cold lists, not shared leads.
We monitor and optimize
Weekly dashboard check, fatigue detection, fresh creative when performance drops. Monthly report with the full picture. You focus on the work.
3 Landscaping Contractors. Is One Spot Yours?
Takes 90 seconds. No commitment. No pitch unless it makes sense.