2023 GREEN INDUSTRY OUTLOOK sponsored by


How has the demand for landscape lighting services changed this year?


How has the demand for landscape lighting upgrades or retrofits changed in the last year?


What percentage of your irrigation customers currently use smart controllers?


12% 13%


Demand has greatly decreased. Demand has decreased. Demand has remained about the same. Demand has increased. Demand has greatly increased.


Have you discussed drought issues with your customers in the past year?


63% Yes


37% No


METHODOLOGY The 2023 Green Industry Outlook Survey was developed in SurveyMonkey with three email invitations including individual, anonymous links sent to respondents between Sept. 19 and Oct. 7. Responses gathered were checked for duplicates and relevance to the survey. Each invitation


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Have you done landscape lighting work as a subcontractor this year?


37% Yes


63% No


Demand has greatly decreased. Demand has decreased. Demand has remained about the same. Demand has increased. Demand has greatly increased.


Do you provide nighttime demonstrations, either for an additional charge or for free?


49% Yes


51% No


included information on the drawings for a DJI Mini 2 quadcopter drone or a Solo Stove Bonfire fire pit, provided by Heritage Landscape Supply Group. Survey results were closed Oct. 9 with 1,371 responses. Irrigation & Lighting staff analyzed the survey results.


26%


25% or fewer 26%-50% 51%-75% 76% or more


What percentage of your overall services are focused on landscape lighting?


4%2% 14% 80%


25% or fewer 26%-50% 51%-75% 76% or more


49%


Late Fall 2022 Irrigation & Lighting 21


5% 15% 57% 20% 2%


5% 18% 64% 18% 1%


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