Landscaping partner FAQ

No. No landscaping companies are signed up, and HyreYard has not sent an inquiry to anyone. Registering puts your business on the list for when matching is live in your area.

Registered landscaping businesses that hold whatever license their work requires where they operate (contractor, irrigator or pesticide applicator), carry general liability coverage, and carry workers’ compensation where they employ crews.

Yes. Several states, Texas among them, license no landscaper, while licensing irrigators or pesticide applicators separately. Tell us what applies to your work. Landscaping licensing by state shows which credential applies where.

Lawn care and maintenance, lawn renovation and sod, design and planting, patios, walkways and walls, drainage and grading, irrigation, tree work, fencing and turf replacement. Those are the choices on the homeowner forms, which also accept “not sure”. You choose which you want.

We intend to let you. The registration form asks whether you want recurring maintenance, installation or both, and the homeowner form asks what kind of work it is, so an introduction can match the job and not just the word “landscaping”.

The United States, but demand will be uneven and follow where homeowners find our guides and research. We will not tell you there is volume in your market before there is.

No. HyreYard does not perform, supervise, warrant or finance landscaping work. We publish information for homeowners and intend to make introductions.

Not decided yet. The pricing model and price are not set. Registering now costs nothing and is not a purchase.

Not decided yet. Whether an inquiry goes to one company or several is one of the open terms, and we would rather say so than give you an answer that changes later.

Not decided yet. No delivery-time commitment has been set.

Not decided yet. What counts as invalid, and how a credit or dispute is handled, is still being defined. We intend to hear why an inquiry was wrong: out of area, wrong service, a duplicate or unreachable.

We intend to let you. A landscaping company booked solid in May, or quiet in January, should be able to stop the tap. How pausing works depends on the terms that are still being decided.

No. We are not a party to your contract with the homeowner and take no percentage of the work. Whatever the pricing turns out to be, it will be for the introduction, not the project.

No. We publish no company profiles, ratings or rankings, and carry no advertising, so there is no position to buy. Any commercial arrangement will be disclosed and kept out of the guides.

No, and nobody honestly can. We do not promise inquiry volume, conversion rates or revenue. What happens after an introduction is your sales process and the homeowner’s decision.

On the zip code, the service and the kind of work the homeowner chose, against the areas, services and work type you told us you want. We will not widen your radius to make volume.

Zip code, the kind of work, how soon, the kind of property, what the ground does after heavy rain where asked, and the homeowner’s own notes, plus name and email, and a phone number or street address where the homeowner chose to give one. Both are optional.

No. We do not use those words about anyone, because they promise a level of checking we have not earned. When a check is done, we will name the check and its date. See how landscaping companies will be checked.

Details go to a company only with the homeowner’s agreement, and only to answer that inquiry. Partners may not resell them, add them to unrelated marketing or pass them on. See our privacy policy.

Email hello@hyreyard.com. Licenses lapse and renew, service areas change and crews come and go, so we would rather hear from you than keep a stale record.