1. Design through Installation The landscaper handles the full design (or works with the client on design), obtains materials, plants/install features (hardscape, softscape), lighting, irrigation, maybe outdoor living features. The client doesn’t have to manage multiple contractors. 2. All Required Equipment, Tools, Materials If it’s a business being sold as turnkey, it will include the trucks, trailers, tools, etc., so the new owner can begin operations immediately without needing to acquire those separately. 3. Existing Contracts / Client Base A turnkey landscaping business will often come with active accounts, maintenance routes, or recurring service contracts. That ensures some immediate revenue. 4. Minimal Need for Client Supervision or Coordination Since the provider or business being bought turnkey handles most or all aspects, the client or new owner doesn’t need to micromanage different sub-contractors or phases. The goal is a smoother, simpler handover.