Dispatch home
Start with Overdue, Today, Waiting Parts, and Unscheduled.
Two-to-ten-person field crews
Lawn Maintenance Job Site Task Organizer
Turnboards gives lawn maintenance businesses a simple way to organize what needs to happen at every property, from mowing routes to one-off cleanup jobs.
Create a board for each job site, add work in one line, and use the Maintenance dispatch view to separate overdue, today, waiting-parts, and unscheduled work without a heavy project-management setup.
No credit card. Create your first board in minutes.
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Actual Maintenance / Field Service web workspaceDispatch view · New · Scheduled · In Progress · Waiting Parts · Complete
Built for dispatch
Overdue, today, waiting parts, and unscheduled work—already grouped
Maintenance workspaces put schedule, urgency, location, work-order number, and parts holds at the center of the day.
Work-order context
See location, schedule, urgency, owner, and reference without opening the record.
Field-ready workflow
Move work from New to Scheduled, In Progress, Waiting Parts, and Complete.
Keep Each Lawn Care Job Site Separate
Lawn maintenance work gets messy when notes for every property live in the same text thread or notebook. In Turnboards, each job site can have its own board so the mowing, edging, trimming, cleanup, and follow-up items stay with the right customer property.
- Create a board for a neighborhood route, commercial property, HOA area, or individual job site.
- Keep service tasks separate from special requests and seasonal work.
- Open the board on-site and see only the tasks that belong to that property.
Build Simple Crew Checklists for Every Visit
Turnboards works like a lightweight lawn crew checklist app. Add the tasks that matter for the visit, then let the crew check them off as the work moves forward.
- Mow front lawn, back lawn, side yard, or common areas.
- Edge sidewalks, driveways, curbs, beds, and patios.
- Trim around fences, trees, signs, playgrounds, and buildings.
- Blow clippings, pick up debris, lock gates, and note anything damaged.
Assign Job Site Tasks to the Right Crew Member
When two or three people are working the same property, small details can fall through the cracks. Turnboards lets you assign tasks so each person can focus on the work they are responsible for.
- Assign a board to the crew working that job site.
- Assign individual tasks when one person handles trimming, another handles mowing, and another handles cleanup.
- Let each team member filter to the work assigned to them.
Separate Today, Waiting, and Unscheduled Work
Lawn care schedules change all day because weather, equipment, traffic, and customer requests do not wait politely. The Maintenance workflow starts with New, Scheduled, In Progress, Waiting Parts, and Complete while the dispatch home groups work by urgency.
Administrators can tailor the stages to the crew. General boards still offer Backlog, Active, and Complete when that smaller workflow fits the job.
Keep Job Site Notes With the Task
Some lawn maintenance tasks need context: a gate code, a sprinkler warning, a customer request, a low branch, or a reminder to avoid a soft area after rain. Notes in Turnboards keep that information attached to the task instead of buried in a message thread.
- Add notes for property access, customer preferences, or hazards.
- Record follow-up work like mulch touchups, weeds, dead spots, or broken irrigation heads.
- Keep a simple history of what changed at a job site.
Keep the boundary clear
Turnboards does not route crews, book customers, send estimates, track GPS or labor hours, generate invoices, or automatically recreate the checklist for every visit. Use dedicated lawn-care or field-service software when those business workflows are the main problem.
Use Turnboards when the problem is simpler: the crew needs one fast list of what to do next and the notes needed to do it.
Give the crew one clear list for the next property
Create the job-site board, add three next actions, and invite the next person on the crew.
No credit card. Create your first board in minutes.
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