Landscaping software for properties and crews.
The property is the job object. Lot size, service cycle and crew stay connected, so the week ahead is visible before the trucks roll.
Riverside Residence
From the first call to the real margin.
The landscaping workflow, as it actually runs — each step feeding the next instead of restarting in another app.
Property on file
Lot size and address define the property, so recurring pricing stays consistent visit to visit.
Seasonal cycle
Weekly or bi-weekly cycles generate the season’s calendar instead of being rebuilt every Sunday.
Crew and capacity
Each job carries a capacity weight, so a day full of big lots shows as overbooked in advance.
Cost per property
Fuel, materials and crew hours land on the job, exposing the properties that quietly lose money.
Busy doesn't mean profitable.
Most tools tell you the job happened. Galaxy tells you what it made, because the quote, the crew hours, the materials, the invoice and the payment all belong to the same operating record.
Weekly Property Care
after job-linked costsVisible
Built inside a real service business.
Galaxy Unit runs a live Toronto marine detailing operation end to end. That is where the engine was proven — and the same engine carries the vocabulary, objects and pricing logic of every other trade it supports.
Straight answers.
Can it handle seasonal recurring work?
Yes. Recurring schedules generate jobs on a cadence and can be paused, which is how a March-to-October season is normally run.
How is landscaping priced?
Flat rate is the default, with per-visit, hourly and per-square-foot available — lot size lives on the property record.
Does it warn about overbooked days?
Yes. Each job has a capacity weight and the calendar shows daily load against your capacity limit, flagging a day before it breaks.
Can I track fuel and materials per property?
Yes. Expenses attach to the job, so profitability is per property and per visit, not a monthly lump.
Same engine. Different trade.
Run landscaping as one system.
Work, money and paperwork in a single connected operating record.