For the trade
Register your interest
Tell us where you work, which services you want, and whether you are after recurring maintenance, installation work or both. There is nothing to sign and nothing to commit to.
Read this first. HyreYard has no contracted companies, no live matching and no lead volume to quote you. This is not an application to a programme, because there is not one. It is a way of telling us you exist, so that when there is something real to offer in your area we can have a short, honest conversation about it — including the conversation where we tell you there is nothing useful yet.
- No spend, no exclusivity, no contract — none of those exist yet
- Maintenance and installation are separated, not sold as one category
- We check licence status against state licensing boards and identity against public records
- We will tell you if there is nothing worth your time in your area
Prefer email? hello@hyreyard.com. It reaches the same person.
About your company
Common questions
Is this an application to a programme?
Not yet, and calling it one would overstate things. There is no contracted network to be accepted into. This form registers your interest so that when introductions are live in your area we know who to talk to, and so we can tell you honestly whether HyreYard is worth your time.
What happens after I submit?
A person reads it and replies. If there is nothing useful we can offer in your area today, that is what you will be told rather than being added to a sequence.
Why are you asking which months you are busy?
Because a landscaping enquiry in February and the same enquiry in July are different products, and an arrangement that ignores that will be judged unfairly in the shoulder months by whichever side it went badly for. Knowing when you have capacity is the difference between an introduction that helps and one that arrives in your worst week.
Why does it matter whether I do maintenance or installation?
They are different businesses with different close rates and different economics. A mowing contract enquiry and a hardscape enquiry should not go to the same place by default, and a lead product that treats "landscaping" as one category is one that will waste your time roughly half the time.
Will you check my licence?
We check licence status against state licensing boards and company identity against public records. We do not yet confirm applicator licences with state agencies or insurance certificates with carriers, and licensing in this trade is fragmented enough that we are not going to pretend otherwise — many states license no landscaper as such while separately licensing irrigators and applicators.
Do I have to commit to anything?
No. There is nothing to commit to. No spend, no exclusivity, no contract, because none of those exist yet.
Worth reading before you send it
- For landscaping companies — what we are and what we will not become.
- How the introduction process works — and what is honestly not built yet.
- Questions operators ask — volume, seasonality, pricing, exclusivity, rankings.
- Our lead quality standard — the eight rules, published so you can hold us to them.