Turfing & Planting Feedback Form
A feedback template for turfing and planting — rate the establishment, the finish and the crew, and win the review that grows the work.
Description
Form fields
Everything the Turfing & Planting Feedback Form above collects — 11 fields across 2 pages, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.
How's It Looking?
Overall, how happy are you with the work?
Rating
How well has the lawn / planting established?
Scale
Quality of the finish & preparation
Scale
How tidy did we leave the garden?
Scale
Was it finished on time and to quote?
Single-Select
What did we do well?
Long Answer
Anything we could have done better?
Long Answer
Would you recommend us to friends or neighbours?
Yes/No
Happy to leave a public review?
Yes/No
About you (optional)
Your name
Name
Street or area
Short Answer
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Template FAQs
Common questions about the Turfing & Planting Feedback Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.
Why wait a few weeks to ask for feedback?
Because turf and plants are judged on how they establish, not how they looked on day one. Asking three or four weeks on gives honest answers about rooting and growth — and catches a struggling patch while there’s still time to help it along.
What should I ask about?
How well the lawn or planting has established, the quality of the prep and finish, how tidy the garden was left, whether it ran to time and quote, and how it’s looking now. Those cover what customers really care about with living work.
What if the lawn or plants aren't establishing?
You hear it early, while it’s often fixable — many establishment issues come down to watering or weather and can be advised on or put right. Catching it on a form beats a customer silently deciding the job failed.
How does feedback win more work?
A review that says the lawn ‘rooted beautifully’ or the borders are ’thriving’ reassures the next customer that your work lasts, not just looks good on the day. The form points happy clients to post it publicly.
When should I send it?
Three to four weeks after completion — enough for turf to root and planting to settle, recent enough to be fresh. For bigger schemes, a follow-up after a full season can capture how it’s maturing too.
Is the feedback form free?
Yes — free with a Fun Forms account, fully customisable, and it embeds on your site or shares as a link.
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