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Are you a landscaper or tree service professional? If not, do you want to be one? If you’re considering a landscaping business, you’re in good company: Landscaping and tree servicing is a $115 billion dollar industry that employs over a million people in the United States alone. Not only is landscaping already a massive market, but it’s been growing at the rate of about 4% over the past five years.

Are you already a landscaper or tree servicer that needs a good landscape trailer? If you do grass cutting, tree servicing, landscape building, and sprinkler installations, you need a trailer that can help you move your equipment and materials to the jobsite while saving you time and keeping you safe. We understand that landscapers face many different challenges in their work, which are often quite varied. You also want a versatile landscape trailer that can do the different jobs you need it to do.

Here’s a quick guide to help you find the right trailer for your landscaping work.

POPULAR LANDSCAPE TRAILERS

DJX Scissor-Hoist Dump

Dylan Figueroa from Landscaping With Dylan

Dylan constructs some absolutely amazing landscapes in California, and he pretty much has us convinced that there is nothing he can’t do. The DJX Scissor Hoist Dump is his landscape trailer of choice, which he uses to haul rock, mulch, gravel, dirt, sod, and other materials, as well his excavator and other equipment.

Instagram: @landscaping_with_dylan

Tiktok: @landscaping_with_dylan

DTX Telescopic Dump

Seth Poncik with Home & Yard

Seth is a go-getting entrepreneur in Victoria, TX, and is taking their second generation lawncare business to the next level. Seth uses a MAXX-D DTX Telescopic Dump Trailer as his tree service trailer, which he uses to haul his equipment, tree limbs, and other materials to and from his job sites. His crews do general lawncare and maintenance and uses the MAXX-D U4X as their preferred landscape trailer.

Instagram: @seth_poncik

U3X Utility Trailer

Austin Butcher with The Lawn Butcher and The Trusted Gentleman

Austin is a serial entrepreneur from Missouri that has his hands in a lot of things, but one of his businesses is a landscape and mowing business. He cuts grass with class and his landscape trailer choice is the MAXX-D U3X, which he uses to haul his lawn care equipment to and from the job site.

Instagram: @thelawnbutcher

If you do lots of tree trimming and landscape building, you’ll probably want a dump trailer as the ideal landscape trailer for your business. Here are some different dump trailers that can help you get your landscape and tree service jobs done quicker, easier and safer:

DJX SPECS

Pros

Shorter sides available
More toolbox space than the DTX
More stable when dumping
Slightly less expensive than DTX
Faster dumping when unloaded

Cons

Less dumping leverage
Heavy loads take longer to dump
You will have to be more careful with load placement
If loaded front heavy, you might not be able to dump
More strain when dumping heavy loads

DTX SPECS

Pros

Significantly more dumping leverage
Can be loaded more front heavy
You get taller sides standard
Cylinder is specifically engineered for the job

Cons

No 2’ tall sides option, only 3’ and 4’ tall sides
Less toolbox space due to bigger hydraulic reservoir
Cylinder protrudes above 3’ sides in the front of dump bed
Trailer is slightly longer
A bit more expensive

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OUR UTILITY TRAILER LINEUP

If you do more mowing and lawn maintenance, a utility trailer might be a better choice for a landscape trailer, since it’s easier to load light equipment with the loading gates, it’s lighter, and will cost you less.

Here’s Our Utility Trailer Lineup

S3X

ANGLE SINGLE AXLE LANDSCAPE TRAILER