Landscape Crew Lead - Hardscape & Skid Steer at Mountain Acres Property Service LTD — NeverHard

Job DescriptionJob Description Overview Run your own crew, operate quality equipment, and take ownership of full landscape construction projects. Mountain Acres is a growing company focused on high-quality installs, patios, retaining walls, grading, and full property builds. We’re looking for a Landscape Construction Foreman / Crew Lead who can lead from the front, keep jobs organized, and take pride in clean, efficient work. Small crew, steady workflow, and an opportunity to grow with the company as we expand. Responsibilities Lead and manage on-site crews to complete projects safely, efficiently, and to company standards Read and execute project plans, layouts, and scopes of work Coordinate materials, deliveries, and site organization Monitor progress and adjust workflow to maintain timelines Communicate regularly with the owner on job status, challenges, and changes Maintain a clean, organized, and professional job site Operate equipment (skid steer, etc.) and support hands-on installation work Ensure tools and equipment are maintained and used properly Communicate professionally with clients on-site Train and mentor crew members to improve performance and consistency Troubleshoot and solve on-site issues efficiently What We’re Looking For 2+ years of landscape construction experience, including retaining walls, laying paving stone patios, laying sod and turf, planting trees etc. Proven ability to lead a crew and manage job sites Strong equipment operating experience (skid steer required, trailer experience preferred) Ability to read and execute landscape plans Strong problem-solving, organization, and communication skills Valid driver’s license with ability to tow What We Offer $28–$40/hr based on experience + overtime Consistent full-time work Small, efficient crew Focus on quality installs, not rushed production work Newer, well-maintained equipment Opportunity to grow into a larger leadership role as the company expands