Ask the gate width before you hitch the trailer, price the small ones straight off the page, and quote the paddock jobs properly.
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One old jacaranda stump behind a side gate. Set price, booked from the page, an hour on site including the setup.
The arborist felled it and left the stump. A second visit with a different machine, often to a customer who already has a record with you.
A block being prepared for a build, with a dozen stumps and no fence in the way. Quoted rather than booked, and priced by the day.
Not a stump at all, but the roots lifting a driveway before it is re-laid. A trade-to-trade job with a landscaper as the customer.
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Priced and booked
Gate width, step and distance from the kerb are asked at booking, so the narrow-access unit or the ride-on is already loaded before the trailer leaves the yard.
Scheduled and dispatched
Coverage is set to the ground actually worked, and the times offered favour the slots that add the least driving to a day already booked.
On the day
A three hundred millimetre stump and a metre-wide camphor laurel are sold as separate bands, so the job on the trailer matches the job that was quoted.
Get paid
Removal is a priced option chosen at booking, so whether the mulch stays in the hole or leaves on the trailer is agreed and paid for before you arrive.
Less admin, more bookings
Access is the whole risk in this trade and it is answerable with one question. Put gate width, step or level, and distance from the kerb on the booking form as options, and the answer arrives before you load. If the gap is nine hundred millimetres you bring the narrow-access unit; if it is six hundred you have a conversation instead of a wasted morning.
A hundred and eighty dollar grind cannot pay for forty minutes each way. Set your coverage to the ground you work, and let the times your page offers favour the slots that add the least driving to what is already booked. A single stump then lands on the afternoon you are already two streets away, which is the only way the small jobs are worth taking at all.
A three hundred millimetre stump ground flush is twenty minutes. A metre-wide camphor laurel taken down four hundred deep for a footing is a different machine, a different price and a lot more chip. Sell them as separate bands with their own prices, and let anything past the top band come through as a request you look at first.
Grinding a stump produces more mulch than anyone expects, and whether it stays in the hole, gets barrowed to a garden bed or leaves on the trailer is a real cost difference. Offer removal as a priced option at booking so it is chosen and paid for, rather than negotiated in the driveway once the pile is already there.
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Ask it on the booking form. Access questions sit on the service as options the customer answers while booking, so the information arrives with the job rather than on arrival.
Yes. Run the common sizes as set-price services that book straight in, and send anything larger through a request form so you can quote it after a look.
Set your coverage as postcodes, a radius or a shape on the map, and the address is checked before the booking is accepted. Within that area, the slots offered are ranked by how little driving they add to the day.
You can. Add it as a priced option on the service. The customer ticks it while booking, the total updates, and the amount is worked out on our side.