Sean Adams
01-03-2002, 06:56 PM
Proposal / Estimate Templates with Cover Letter
Hello everyone... I wanted to let everyone know that we are going to be offering a new template starting this evening or tomorrow. You will see it in the LawnSite.com Store. We were working on the contract templates and as most of you know things went very slow. We were having time issues and then legal issues due to the different interpretations of the law in each state (and country). What we have put together is a proposal / estimate template that is accompanied by a cover letter. The proposal template is about 8 pages long and geared primarily towards maintenance - more specifically for commercial properties. However, it can easily be used for residential properties as well. It lays out everything with description and price. It is an eye-opener for a property manager. It covers everything from mowing, to fertilization, to aeration, to bed maintenance, to mulching, to tree and shrub programs, to seasonal color programs, and much more. And, like the letters it comes in word format so you can easily make changes and additions and transport anything you already have or want to use (letterheads, etc...). On top of the proposal, there is an excellent cover letter that goes with the proposal - another real eye-opener. Explains why you are different and gives a professional, organized impression - a must as you all know. Chuck and I discussed the price, and we agreed that keeping the price low (just like the 20 letter templates $27.95) will make it easy for anyone to purchase. The price is originally $39.95 but we are offering at LawnSite.com for only $29.95. If you intend on bidding on new accounts this year this proposal will make your life a lot easier and make your company a lot more attractive to prospects. This type of professional presentation allows your clients and prospects to look past price. If anyone has any questions, post them here or e-mail me any time at LawnCareSuccess@aol.com. Chuck will be posting a reminder some time this evening or tomorrow. Thanks everyone.
Sean Adams
Hello everyone... I wanted to let everyone know that we are going to be offering a new template starting this evening or tomorrow. You will see it in the LawnSite.com Store. We were working on the contract templates and as most of you know things went very slow. We were having time issues and then legal issues due to the different interpretations of the law in each state (and country). What we have put together is a proposal / estimate template that is accompanied by a cover letter. The proposal template is about 8 pages long and geared primarily towards maintenance - more specifically for commercial properties. However, it can easily be used for residential properties as well. It lays out everything with description and price. It is an eye-opener for a property manager. It covers everything from mowing, to fertilization, to aeration, to bed maintenance, to mulching, to tree and shrub programs, to seasonal color programs, and much more. And, like the letters it comes in word format so you can easily make changes and additions and transport anything you already have or want to use (letterheads, etc...). On top of the proposal, there is an excellent cover letter that goes with the proposal - another real eye-opener. Explains why you are different and gives a professional, organized impression - a must as you all know. Chuck and I discussed the price, and we agreed that keeping the price low (just like the 20 letter templates $27.95) will make it easy for anyone to purchase. The price is originally $39.95 but we are offering at LawnSite.com for only $29.95. If you intend on bidding on new accounts this year this proposal will make your life a lot easier and make your company a lot more attractive to prospects. This type of professional presentation allows your clients and prospects to look past price. If anyone has any questions, post them here or e-mail me any time at LawnCareSuccess@aol.com. Chuck will be posting a reminder some time this evening or tomorrow. Thanks everyone.
Sean Adams