Learn how Electric Lawns owner Nate Katalinch revolutionized their lawn care business with Deep Lawn 

Nate Katalinch Owner of Electric Lawns

Overcoming Traditional Estimation Methods

Being in the lawn care industry for countless years, Nate was frustrated with the inefficiencies of the traditional approach to estimating lawns. Having to drive out to locations to provide estimates was both time-consuming and imprecise.

Despite utilizing existing tools for generating the lawn square footage, the process still necessitated on-site estimation and pricing. Nate sought a more streamlined and accurate solution - minimize time spent on estimates and maximize profit-generating activities. 

“In the (lawn care) business, you are trading time for money essentially”

Embracing Modernization with Deep Lawn

In August last year, Nate’s quest for a more efficient solution led him to discover Deep Lawn through a random Google search. 

Deep Lawn offered a new approach with its precise measurement system, offering the lawn square footage as well as the associated pricing. 

With Deep Lawn, Nate found a way to eliminate the task of on-site estimation and pricing, enabling him to generate accurate quotes and close sales more efficiently. 

 “Deep Lawn gave a system and the exact way to measure lawns”

Driving Efficiency and Growth with Deep Lawn

Since implementing Deep Lawn into Electric Lawn's business operations, Nate has witnessed significant improvements across various metrics. The automation of non-revenue activities, such as driving to inspect lawns and provide estimates, has resulted in increased sales and productivity.

By minimizing time spent on administrative tasks, Nate and his team can dedicate more hours to servicing clients, and driving business growth. 

Deep Lawn's optimization of resource allocation has enabled Nate to prioritize revenue-generating activities, leading to improvements in efficiency and profitability. 

“Has helped us with everything - increased sales, increased productivity.....because

we don't need to spend time on it”