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GreenPal, called the Uber of lawn mowing, expands to Paterson

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A smartphone application that connects homeowners with local landscapers has expanded to Paterson.

Nashville-based GreenPal, called the Uber of lawn mowing, allows homeowners to conveniently use the app to find pre-screened lawn care professionals in their area.

“After successfully launching in 200 other markets, we are excited to help homeowners in Paterson find reliable, safe, and local lawn care,” Gene Caballero, co-founder of GreenPal, said.

Homeowners list their lawns with service date and needs. “Vetted” lawn care professionals then bid on the projects.

Lawn care professionals bid on projects after reviewing details provided by the homeowner, viewing the property using Google Street View, and reviewing aerial images of the lawn.

Homeowners can then hire the vendor based on rating, reviews, and price.

Once the lawn has been completed, the lawn care professional sends time-stamped photographs of the work to the homeowner. The homeowner then pays via the app and sets up future lawn care appointments.

Caballero said the app is particularly useful amid the coronavirus pandemic. He said the app eliminates face-to-face meetings between the landscaper and the homeowner and turns the transaction cashless.

Nearly a third of GreenPal’s customers are over 60, making the application the safest way for them to maintain their greenspace amid the pandemic.

GreenPal was founded in 2012 in Nashville, Tennessee. The company’s Android application has over 10,000 downloads and 411 reviews. It has a 4.4-star rating on Google Play.

Over 1 million homeowners have signed up and are using GreenPal. 20,000 landscapers have their business on the application.

GreenPal operates in 46 states and 200 major markets, according to Caballero.

  • John

    Who cares

  • Paterson Resident

    Cut your own lawn and stop being lazy, unless you are old or disabled.

  • HankMorgan

    Slow day in the news business

  • http://www.facebook.com/animalabusewar Animal Abuse War

    Please support your local independent landscapers and handy men since they're are very few jobs in Paterson. I would not use this green pal service because it takes away work from those struggling to survive in our city and because it's using digital money instead of cash. This can destroy a country.Stop being lazy, get to the bank and bank in person with slips like the old days. At last research why this is critical.

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