Are you someone who takes pride in arriving on time, prepared to work safely and efficiently? Do you enjoy seeing the results of your hard work and value high productivity? If you respect quality tools and equipment and want to be part of a team that builds remarkable landscapes, we invite you to consider joining us.
We believe everyone should get excited about the outside of their property. After all, landscaping is about creating a stunning environment for you neighbors to envy, onlookers to take note of, and friends and family to enjoy. We take great pride in the innovative solutions we deliver. For us, every landscaping job is an opportunity to earn your trust, to build a partnership, to do what we do best.
If you are hard-working, knowledgeable, humble, and ready to work physically in all types of Wisconsin weather, with a passion for beautiful landscapes, we would like to hear from you.
We are currently seeking Landscape Management Crew Technicians and Pesticide Applicators to join our team. In this role, you will be responsible for providing customers with quality and professional landscape maintenance services for both residential and commercial properties.
Do you have a passion for maintaining beautiful landscapes, enjoy working outdoors, and like doing a variety of tasks? Qualified candidates are those who are physically able to work, are accountable for their actions, and can collaborate with others in a safe and professional manner.
This is a year-round position offering competitive pay, benefits, uniforms, and training. There is also potential for growth for those interested in advancing within the company. Snow and ice removal services ensure continued work during the winter months.
If you have prior experience as a landscape maintenance crew technician, possess a clean and valid driver's license, and have worked in various landscaping areas such as planting, mowing, pruning, and seasonal services, we encourage you to send us your resume and information.
The Landscape Sales Designer serves as a skilled professional responsible for leading client interactions, developing creative designs, and managing project sales from conception to completion. This role requires proficiency in meeting with clients, understanding their needs, and translating those requirements into comprehensive landscape designs. The designer utilizes computer-aided design tools, estimating software such as LMN, and artistic abilities to craft attractive and functional landscapes. In addition to creativity, this position demands strong estimating and presentation skills, as the designer is responsible for pricing projects and presenting them to clients, ultimately driving sales and customer satisfaction.
As the primary client contact, the Landscape Sales Designer listens attentively to customer requests and ensures that all designs align with the specified parameters. The designer enhances the client experience by providing visual aids, such as pictures and samples, or by inviting clients to Lamm Gardens to interact directly with plant materials. Acting as both designer and salesperson, this individual represents the company’s values and maintains direct communication with clients throughout the entire project lifecycle, from the initial plan and estimate to the final project acceptance and payment.
The Landscape Sales Designer is expected to demonstrate expertise in designing various landscape elements, which may include:
The designer coordinates site and office meetings with clients to accurately determine their needs and preferences, using active listening and thoughtful questioning. Throughout the sales process, the designer remains the central point of contact, responsible for ensuring a seamless client experience.
Responsibilities include determining the overall project cost and contributing to the development of both residential and commercial sites. The designer conducts thorough site examinations, analyzing soil quality, existing vegetation, natural and artificial lighting, visual aesthetics, and architectural characteristics of the property.
The role also involves attending pre-construction meetings with the landscape production manager and site foreman, providing project layouts, and conducting site visits during construction. Regular communication with homeowners and subcontractors is essential, and participation in public or media presentations may be required to discuss project concepts. The designer must ensure that all work protects natural resources, such as trees and soil, from adverse impacts.
Expertise in plant material—including identification, handling, installation, fertilization, watering, pruning, and chemical treatments—is essential. Additionally, the designer must possess knowledge of correct construction practices for hardscape installations and proper grading techniques to ensure adequate drainage.