For landscapers, the honest answer is that our outdoor bench factory uses a mix of selective spring promotions and stable, specification-based pricing. We do not run a blanket “everything must go” sale every spring, and we do not treat custom commercial work like retail stock. Instead, spring is when we often release early-season order incentives on selected in-stock models, freight-consolidation savings for larger deliveries, clearance pricing on discontinued powder-coat colors, and trade sample or display discounts for approved landscaper accounts. These offers are limited by stock, finish, quantity, and order timing.

Our standard factory pricing for made-to-order benches is quoted from the actual project details: dimensions, frame material, wood or composite slats, finish system, anchoring hardware, packaging, quantity, and delivery ZIP. Once you accept a quote, that project price is locked for the stated validity period. That is what we mean by fixed pricing—not that every list price never changes, but that your approved custom bench orders are not exposed to vague seasonal markdowns or surprise retail-style swings. For landscaper pricing, volume and repeat-project potential matter, so we usually build the best number into a project quote rather than advertising one public sale price.

To get the strongest spring value, send your bench list early. Include model or drawing, quantity, finish, delivery ZIP, and install deadline. We can then confirm stock, flag any active spring promotions, and quote stable pricing for wholesale outdoor benches or custom bench orders. Also compare whether a quoted sale includes packaging, freight, and commercial hardware—those details often matter more than the headline discount. In short: expect selective spring offers, but count on clear, specification-based factory pricing for serious landscape projects.