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How Do I Get Commercial Landscaping Contracts?

  • Writer: Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
    Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
  • Sep 30
  • 2 min read

If you're starting a landscaping business or looking to expand beyond residential clients, securing commercial landscaping contracts can be a game-changer. These contracts offer steady income, larger projects, and long-term relationships with property managers, HOAs, corporate campuses, and municipalities.


Landscaping Contractors

At Wexford Insurance, we specialize in helping landscaping contractors protect their businesses with tailored insurance solutions. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to win commercial landscaping contracts, build credibility, and protect your business with the right insurance coverage.


Why Commercial Landscaping Contracts Matter

Commercial contracts often involve:

  • Higher-value projects

  • Longer service durations

  • Consistent year-round work

  • Opportunities for upselling services like snow removal or seasonal cleanups

But they also come with stricter requirements, formal bidding processes, and higher expectations for professionalism.


How to get Winning Commercial Landscaping Contracts

1. Build a Professional Online Presence

Commercial clients often research vendors online before reaching out. Make sure your website:

  • Highlights past commercial projects

  • Includes testimonials and case studies

  • Is mobile-friendly and SEO-optimized


Build a professional Landscaping Brand with Contractor Back Office

Contractor Back Office helps landscapers present their business professionally and win more residential and commercial contracts. We manage the tools that build your brand—so you can focus on delivering quality work and growing your business.

Services Include:


2. Network with Property Managers and Business Owners

Attend local business events, join real estate associations, and connect with:

  • HOAs

  • Facility managers

  • Commercial property developers

3. Create Detailed, Professional Proposals

Commercial clients expect:

  • Clear scope of work

  • Pricing breakdowns

  • Insurance documentation

  • Service schedules

4. Leverage Online Bid Platforms

Use platforms like:

These sites list active commercial landscaping projects open for bidding.

5. Showcase Your Insurance Coverage

Commercial clients want to work with insured contractors. Make sure you have:

Working with Wexford Insurance, a niche-focused agency, ensures your landscaping business meets all commercial requirements.



6. Deliver Exceptional Service

Once you land a contract, focus on:

  • Timely service delivery

  • Clear communication

  • Quality control

  • Seasonal upselling (e.g., snow removal, fertilization)

Happy commercial clients often lead to referrals and renewals.


Final Thoughts

Securing commercial landscaping contracts takes preparation, professionalism, and persistence. By building relationships, submitting strong proposals, and working with a specialized insurance agency like Wexford Insurance, you’ll be well-positioned to grow your business and win high-value contracts.


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