Video ads for landscaping companies that fill your route before the season hits

We make motion graphics video ads for landscaping and lawn care companies: weekly mowing, fertilization, design, hardscape, irrigation, pruning, seasonal cleanups and snow removal. Script, animation and music in vertical format for Meta and TikTok, with no yard footage and no crews on camera. Pay online, tell us your offer and get your videos in 24 business hours. Start with 3 ads for $97.

Updated: 2026-11-04

The real problem: your business runs on seasons and route density

A landscaping company doesn't make its money on one-off mows. It makes it with a tight route of recurring customers on the same streets, plus add-on services through the year. The catch is that demand shows up all at once. In spring everyone wants their lawn ready the same weekend, in fall everyone's buried in leaves, and up north the work changes or stops when the snow comes.

That means your ads have to run ahead of the calendar. And since most homeowners aren't home when your crew shows up, the ad has to build trust too: who you are, which neighborhoods you serve, how often you come out and what each visit includes.

Match the ad to the service

• Recurring lawn maintenance: your core product. Mowing, edging, blowing and visit frequency, with a button to get a quote for their address.
• Fertilization and weed control: a program broken into rounds across the year, shown on an animated calendar.
• Landscape design: the process from first idea to finished yard, with a plan view that turns into an illustrated backyard.
• Hardscape: patios, walkways and retaining walls are bigger, slower decisions. The video sells the estimate visit, not the whole project.
• Irrigation: installs, spring startups, leak checks and winterization before the first freeze, depending on your climate.
• Trimming and pruning: hedges, shrubs and limbs over the roof,.
• Spring and fall cleanups: the perfect foot in the door before you pitch the maintenance plan.
• Snow removal: for snow belt companies, a winter contract ad that goes live before the first storm.

If you offer other home services too, check out our pages on video ads for home service businesses, pest control and plumbers.

Practical tips for landscaping ads

Show the before and after, illustrated. An overgrown yard turning into a clean, sharp one is the natural format for this industry. We build it with an animated house, and it should read as an illustration, never as a real job.

Sell the program, not the single mow. The seasonal cleanup brings people in; recurring maintenance is the business. Spell out how often you come, what's included and how canceling works, using your actual terms.

Name your service area. Homeowners want to know if you already work their street. Call out the towns and neighborhoods where you have routes.

Get ahead of the calendar. Spring cleanups before the thaw, leaf removal before the leaves drop and snow contracts before the first cold front. Rotate creative with each season so the same audience doesn't tune out; more on that in our guide to ad creative fatigue.

Ad rules: licenses, "free" offers and lawn chemicals

License number where your state requires it. California contractor law requires your license number in all forms of advertising, and the Contractors State License Board (CSLB) spells out that this includes internet ads. Check your own state's requirements and send us the exact details.

Pesticide applicator licensing. If your service includes herbicides or insecticides on lawns, many states require an applicator license. In Texas, for example, anyone who applies any pesticide to lawns, trees or ornamentals for hire must be licensed by the Texas Department of Agriculture, while fertilizer-only applicators don't need one.

Skip "safe for kids and pets." EPA treats safety claims about a pesticide, like safe, harmless or nontoxic, as misleading. Instead, the video can say when it's OK to use the yard again, based on the label and your protocol.

"Free estimate" with the terms up front. The FTC's guide on the word "free" says conditions should be disclosed clearly and conspicuously at the outset, not tucked behind an asterisk. And skip the bait pricing: "mowing from $35" has to be a real price for the kind of yard you're showing.

Formats and language

Every video is 9:16 for Reels, Stories and TikTok, delivered as an MP4 ready for Ads Manager. Each video can be in English or Spanish. On the trial you can add 1:1 and 4:5 versions for $19, a revision round for $29 per video and 3 static ads for $47.

What we need from you

A short brief at checkout: the service for each video, the towns or neighborhoods on your route, your offer word for word with its terms, visit frequency, the season you want to target, your business name and license number exactly as they need to appear, your phone number or link, colors and logo. Add a reference ad you like. We don't need access to your ad account and there are no calls. Ready? Start with the 3 video trial.

Ad ideas to start with

Illustrative examples of concepts we produce. You choose the result you want and we write the script.

How it works

Pricing in USD

Delivered in 24 business hours or you get a free extra video. If a video doesn't match your brief, we redo it at no cost.

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