I've had a monthly customer down the street from me, she would co-ordinate the work to be done and her dad would pay. I do the yard pretty quick, myself and helper would be loading up the truck and lady would come out n ask if we could move a couple things real quick for whatever reason. We'd agree and do it then when almost done with that task, she'd point out a couple more things, then again, then again. I had to put my foot down and straight tell her NO. No more stuff. The time we spent extra unpaid was approaching 30 minutes, I got other yards to do, she wasn't paying for extra work and was starting to point out more and more. Fellas, at some point ya gotta say no to doing free labor and start charging, or leave. Know your worth, don't be rude, but dont be free
Perfectly said Ken!! That's a whole video topic in itself. It can be tricky maneuvering through those customers who want this, then want that after the mow... and then they don't even think about paying you and forget* about the extra time & labor you just spent with them because "oh it will just be really quick" đ
Donât let someone take kindness for weakness. You got to hit em on da butt n let them kno that type of shit wonât be tolerated in front of me,it would me an insult to me tbh if it was more than two things they ask for
@@Cloud-ls5id 93 degrees? Bud its been a solid 105 and up over here in Bakersfield California lol but yeah, after that lady and then another new customer did that, I figured as part of my advertising on Facebook and cards and word of mouth, I only mow lawns. You want labor done? Hire a laborer.
Yo that rap was low key fire đ„ Respect from California 22 and I feel like your right donât let people get in your mind and do what works best for you I do solo by myself and 60 contracts is my usual sweet spot and thanks for your videos they motivate me to stay in the game and in my lane!
I did a crazy mulch job yesterday, whooped my butt. I donât have the clientele yet, so Iâm taking all jobs. But once I get my books full, Iâm sticking to just mowing. Mulch jobs suck!
We were all in the âtake all jobsâ position in the beginning đ slowly but surely as long as you stay grinding you will transition out and gain the liberty to be selective with your work đ° all apart of the process đŻ
You just need to price it right and maybe have some helpers. I make more in one day of mulching/pruning than I do in two days of lawn mowing. And save fuel at the same time. The prep work is the hard part about mulching but itâs also another way to make more money.
Listen !! years back when i started my gardening business, i lost a customer because i didnt repair his fence. he said he needed a one stop shop for all his maintenance needs. oh and later after that i lost another because i didnt know how to program his water timmer. 10 years later i know how to fix almost everything !! but competition here is so saturated that we really cant charge what we are worth, because people are always looking for that good cheap gardener !!! and believe me there always one !!! i was one of them when i started !!!
Boosie fade lawn care đ Much respect bro mulch looks nice im the same way too i like to mow more than anything else. I hear theres a heat wave comin to Texas up to 120° stay cool man peace
Thanks broski!! Happy to hear you enjoy mowing too đ You stay cool out there as well man. I gotta make a video on my method to beat the heat- I literally don't get affected by it at all lol even now in the Summer. I love being in the sun all throughout the year.. I truly feel like the sun will beat you up only if you're not taking care of yourself (not eating right, not sleeping right, not exercising, etc.) When you do all of those things right & slowly get your skin used to the sun... the sun becomes energy & nectar đ€ Haven't touched sunscreen in years lol (unpopular opinion.) I feel like those sprays give more cancer than the actual sun đ€ź what did our ancestors do... lol. For our white skinned folks it might be a different story lol.. just gotta work with what god gave us đ are you in Texas too?
@@Makemoneymowing lol yeah it takes a couple years id say to get acclimated to the heat. I always have chilled watermelon in my cooler for when it gets really hot. Im from houston but i live in florida now. Im white but i have alot of comanche indian in my blood so i got lucky and dont burn very much đ
Bro Iâve been watching your videos and they have helped me so much bro. Iâm 19 and Iâm just getting my landscaping business off the ground thanks to your videos đđœIn my first day I did 5 lawns and I hope to keep growing.
My mowing bussiness is on 9 years now. Like one thing I know is keep it simple. I do mowing, and clean up yard. Every once in awhile I do something different. Once I get them ask a client then I offer more.
AMEN BROTHER! I love this! And Iâm doing something very similar Iâm dropping about a third of my customers that are too far away too difficult to deal with or maybe just arenât that profitable. And Iâm keeping my favorite customers that are all clustered together Iâm gonna be taking better care of them instead of dealing with new customers and itâs just a two-man crew but every job I have I can absolutely do by myself if I had to.
Dude whether you know it or not..you're inspiring me to get back into lawn business I was just do it on the side/weekends! Due to other reasons I might cut full-time
Thanks mate. You motivate me a lot. Iâm starting mowing lawns this Monday. Iâm excited. Thank you very much for all the information. Thank you a lot
Hey, when is the video dropping on how to start this business from ground up? Really looking forward to it. Thank you dawg keep yo grind up people out here looking up to thisđŻđȘđŸ
^ we need that video and a video discussing licenses and insurance, or whether to work under the table the first few houses or what to do when barely starting ? Iâm clueless
What height are you mowing at for bi-weekly mowing? Are you cutting low and letting the yard turn brown, or are you cutting high and letting it overgrow and get a bit ugly between mows? Or are you in an area where you can go two weeks without cutting? In southern Indiana, after a week it starts looking rough.
How many customers have you been able to add to recurring service, with that approach? It makes sense so you're not out there chasing money for one time service.
Need to let customers know at the start that you could be there a day before or after ,depending on the rain or unscheduled events , it worked for me before ..
I got hella lucky , I found a kombi setup on Facebook , this lady was moving to a condo so didnât need the stuff anymore , $100 for a kombi 90 and almost every attachment which is like a $1000 for free, now I have a pole saw and extension attachment , so I cut some small limbs and trees sometimes
I've been watching your videos for a few days now. You are super inspirational and relatable, I dig your content and you got me getting an LLC to see what I can do. Keep on keepin' on!
Agree, you don't need to offer every service. I have a great relationship with my customers. I find them others that will do the services I do not provide if they don't already have someone else in mind. They like my service and I appreciate them. I will be the one there almost every week, so they like my dependability etc.
Best advice I've heard. Thank you for the the main categories of landscaping I've been stressing about what to start offering with for a while. After finally finishing this comment I'm probably going to binge some more of your videos
Definitely could have charged more đ he prepped the beds himself and trimmed all the shrubs- all I had to do was put down the mulch. This little yard is $60 weekly so I cut him a good deal on the mulch đ°
As me being. 16 with a old truck thatâs got a 8ft bed me and my buddie are starting a lawncare and pressure washing buissness do to covid around here in Illinois a lot of jobs donât wanna hire young adults that attend school and I know a lot about investing and buissnesses so this would be good for me I love mowing Iâve done it the last few summers for my family members for small amounts of money here and there itâs time I make a decent amount of money to save and succeed with there fore Iâve been watching your videos as well as a few other channels and studying these jobs and labors I am buying a few machines I need for this time of labor and seeing these videos are incuraging me to look into best equipment and values Iâm young I can do almost anything and not put a hurt On me I live In a small town mostly of older people that need help with these types of services so Iâm sure my buissness will go strong thanks for all the good tips and tricks in the lawn care business
Have you read the book, âProfit Firstâ? Good call on keeping it simple. Scale your business. Sometimes chasing for more isnât necessarily the best thing. 80% of your business will come from repeat customers. You get to focus on quality of service and will justify the prices you charge them. Loyalty is far more important than price. You canât really quantify loyalty. Think about a doctor who specializes. They are worth more than just a generalist.
What you need to do is get so tight in one area with a reasonable cost to your customer. Don't try to break their bank and do a great job. For Instance 7 customers you offer at competitive prices can make you money and customers wants more than you offer it will add additional prices.
Do you have to do fertilizer and weed control? To do it in Florida I believe you habe to get licensed to do so and have to take a test. I just don't have the time or money at this point just need to start making money.
Make Money Mowing before I was a landscape gardener I worked for a company installing electrical work in new builds so I notice these things! Great series of videos by the way, very enjoyable to watch, well done in your business and I pray you have many more years of increasing happiness and success. đ
Nice vid. Man u should think about getting into christmas lights hanging.its my fave time of the year. But I do strongly agree, just do wat you like doing
I have a question for you bro how much and how would you would you charge for additional fees if it comes to bed cleaning trimming brushes fertilizing and weed pulling, just saying I charge biweekly 45 and weekly 35 and one time charge 50 what are your thoughts about what I wrote?
Great đ video i quit my full time job this year and so far not regretting I did , my big test is what will happen when lawn season ends hopefully I get it figured out, any ideas that you can share thank you!
My parents actually own a tree service and do landscaping as well so they taught me a lot! They wanted me to take over their business, but I did not want to be handed an established business- I wanted to create something myself (going to make a future video on this đ) If I didnât have them- I would just CZcams as you said and practice on my own house. Even though they taught me how to do sod and I watched them on their jobs, I still had to rip out my own grass in a clean square and then replant sod in the patterns to learn myself, water it, and check the results, trim my own trees repeatedly etc. before I could ever offer those services myself. Itâs like I watched CZcams but in real life lol, still had to learn it myself first hand. But think about all these other companies out there, they had to learn on their own by just doing small jobs and working their way up. I ultimately chose lawn care and had to teach myself the ins and outs of it- something my parents had 0 experience with. I had to teach myself what equipment is best, how to quote weekly/biweekly customers, how to mow, trim, and edge properly, how to schedule my routes, etc. but I found a way. As with anything in life- you can watch videos all day/watch someone else do it.. but doing it firsthand will always be the best teacher đ
If u really get a bad customer just tell them ohhh im not the owner let me get ur phone number so the boss can call u .. He never does lol lolnicevideo.. Don't giv tgem ur number or business card that asures they get idea
I feel you bro, but you always gotta have a growth mindset begin growing into landscape company and making thousands a day instead of hundreds. But if you don't enjoy it don't do it! Good vid btw
Thanks Eric! Trust me man, my growth mindset is working too strong 24/7 lol. It seriously interferes with my sleep because Iâm always working & thinking. This lawn care business is not my only project and not the only place my energy goes into... đ this mowing business is actually secondary. If I had nothing else going on, I would without a doubt scale up and chase more money/bigger jobs. But since I have bigger fish to fry- I choose the simplicity of my mowing business because it makes amazing money whenever I want + while still allowing me to put my main focus into the other projects (which will pay off much more down the line rather than any potential landscaping work I could be doing rn đ) But- thatâs just how I view things. You definitely have a good point though and I 100% agree on the growth mindset. What city you in bro?
Make Money Mowing heck yeah bro I'm from California btw the Bay Area where lawncare is SUPER concentrated it's impossible to charge anything you charge
@@Makemoneymowing if you donât mind me asking what else do you do for living? I detail automobiles but ive been thinking about getting into lawn care
Is it okay to decline doing flower beds and weed control? Or is that seen as standard lawn care? I want to just mow like you too and not have to get on my knees and pull weeds from within gravel and rose bushes but I feel like the old folks who canât even step outside their own home will drop me.
Thanks Ivan! Every city & market will differ đ€·đ»ââïž Iâm sure people make much more than I do in other areas of my city/around the country. All about just creating our own lane and finding what works for us đ
I've had a monthly customer down the street from me, she would co-ordinate the work to be done and her dad would pay. I do the yard pretty quick, myself and helper would be loading up the truck and lady would come out n ask if we could move a couple things real quick for whatever reason. We'd agree and do it then when almost done with that task, she'd point out a couple more things, then again, then again. I had to put my foot down and straight tell her NO. No more stuff. The time we spent extra unpaid was approaching 30 minutes, I got other yards to do, she wasn't paying for extra work and was starting to point out more and more.
Fellas, at some point ya gotta say no to doing free labor and start charging, or leave. Know your worth, don't be rude, but dont be free
Ah the "hey before you go" client lol
Perfectly said Ken!! That's a whole video topic in itself. It can be tricky maneuvering through those customers who want this, then want that after the mow... and then they don't even think about paying you and forget* about the extra time & labor you just spent with them because "oh it will just be really quick" đ
When youâre good as me you know your worth n time is money in my eyes. Especially when the weather is 93 degrees outside....I ainât going lol
Donât let someone take kindness for weakness. You got to hit em on da butt n let them kno that type of shit wonât be tolerated in front of me,it would me an insult to me tbh if it was more than two things they ask for
@@Cloud-ls5id 93 degrees? Bud its been a solid 105 and up over here in Bakersfield California lol but yeah, after that lady and then another new customer did that, I figured as part of my advertising on Facebook and cards and word of mouth, I only mow lawns. You want labor done? Hire a laborer.
Yo that rap was low key fire đ„ Respect from California 22 and I feel like your right donât let people get in your mind and do what works best for you I do solo by myself and 60 contracts is my usual sweet spot and thanks for your videos they motivate me to stay in the game and in my lane!
I did a crazy mulch job yesterday, whooped my butt. I donât have the clientele yet, so Iâm taking all jobs. But once I get my books full, Iâm sticking to just mowing. Mulch jobs suck!
We were all in the âtake all jobsâ position in the beginning đ slowly but surely as long as you stay grinding you will transition out and gain the liberty to be selective with your work đ° all apart of the process đŻ
They do once I installed 30 yards of mulch đ
You just need to price it right and maybe have some helpers. I make more in one day of mulching/pruning than I do in two days of lawn mowing. And save fuel at the same time. The prep work is the hard part about mulching but itâs also another way to make more money.
Listen !! years back when i started my gardening business, i lost a customer because i didnt repair his fence. he said he needed a one stop shop for all his maintenance needs. oh and later after that i lost another because i didnt know how to program his water timmer. 10 years later i know how to fix almost everything !! but competition here is so saturated that we really cant charge what we are worth, because people are always looking for that good cheap gardener !!! and believe me there always one !!! i was one of them when i started !!!
Boosie fade lawn care đ Much respect bro mulch looks nice im the same way too i like to mow more than anything else. I hear theres a heat wave comin to Texas up to 120° stay cool man peace
Thanks broski!! Happy to hear you enjoy mowing too đ
You stay cool out there as well man. I gotta make a video on my method to beat the heat- I literally don't get affected by it at all lol even now in the Summer. I love being in the sun all throughout the year.. I truly feel like the sun will beat you up only if you're not taking care of yourself (not eating right, not sleeping right, not exercising, etc.) When you do all of those things right & slowly get your skin used to the sun... the sun becomes energy & nectar đ€ Haven't touched sunscreen in years lol (unpopular opinion.) I feel like those sprays give more cancer than the actual sun đ€ź what did our ancestors do... lol. For our white skinned folks it might be a different story lol.. just gotta work with what god gave us đ are you in Texas too?
@@Makemoneymowing lol yeah it takes a couple years id say to get acclimated to the heat. I always have chilled watermelon in my cooler for when it gets really hot. Im from houston but i live in florida now. Im white but i have alot of comanche indian in my blood so i got lucky and dont burn very much đ
Next week weâre gonna get a âHow to leave mowing customers to be a rapperâ đ
Sergio Cerda lmao gotta be well rounded my brotha đ
"Bobby Hummer" bwahahaa. Great videos mate, you're onto it! Keep up the good work!!
I would charge at least $300.00 for that little mulch job.
Donât charge per bag, charge per project.
Bro Iâve been watching your videos and they have helped me so much bro. Iâm 19 and Iâm just getting my landscaping business off the ground thanks to your videos đđœIn my first day I did 5 lawns and I hope to keep growing.
I know this is a year ago but how did you ask to mow there lawn? Need help
How do you get paid and how do you get leads, also are you a registered company?
My mowing bussiness is on 9 years now. Like one thing I know is keep it simple. I do mowing, and clean up yard. Every once in awhile I do something different. Once I get them ask a client then I offer more.
AMEN BROTHER!
I love this! And Iâm doing something very similar Iâm dropping about a third of my customers that are too far away too difficult to deal with or maybe just arenât that profitable. And Iâm keeping my favorite customers that are all clustered together Iâm gonna be taking better care of them instead of dealing with new customers and itâs just a two-man crew but every job I have I can absolutely do by myself if I had to.
Dude whether you know it or not..you're inspiring me to get back into lawn business I was just do it on the side/weekends! Due to other reasons I might cut full-time
Thank you so much man! The lawns await you my friend- just up to you to make the leap đ
We should make a discord lol
Thanks mate. You motivate me a lot. Iâm starting mowing lawns this Monday. Iâm excited. Thank you very much for all the information. Thank you a lot
How did It go for you?
This guy is soo cool and funny. Make u feel better about life
Hey, when is the video dropping on how to start this business from ground up? Really looking forward to it. Thank you dawg keep yo grind up people out here looking up to thisđŻđȘđŸ
^ we need that video and a video discussing licenses and insurance, or whether to work under the table the first few houses or what to do when barely starting ? Iâm clueless
I just decline those other options if I donât like doing itđđœand then bars ouoođ€â€ïž
That's the ideal way!! Is just hard to say no to people when they're throwing money at you lol. More bars coming soon now that the đ is popped
What height are you mowing at for bi-weekly mowing? Are you cutting low and letting the yard turn brown, or are you cutting high and letting it overgrow and get a bit ugly between mows? Or are you in an area where you can go two weeks without cutting? In southern Indiana, after a week it starts looking rough.
How many customers have you been able to add to recurring service, with that approach? It makes sense so you're not out there chasing money for one time service.
Expanding isn't always the best way to go . I beat my self up though mowing by myself so I decided to bring along helpers and expand a little .
Thanks for the advise! You don't do what you dont want to do, that's the reason you are your own boss. Thank you again for sharing.
I have my own business now at 14. I just did a mulching job too.
Nice Tim! You got a badass last name lol, do you use it for your business?
How do you deal with weather that prevents you from mowing your scheduled lawns on a particular day, and getting behind schedule
Need to let customers know at the start that you could be there a day before or after ,depending on the rain or unscheduled events , it worked for me before ..
I got hella lucky , I found a kombi setup on Facebook , this lady was moving to a condo so didnât need the stuff anymore , $100 for a kombi 90 and almost every attachment which is like a $1000 for free, now I have a pole saw and extension attachment , so I cut some small limbs and trees sometimes
Yes sir nice flow super strong work ethic we are in It to Win It
I've been watching your videos for a few days now. You are super inspirational and relatable, I dig your content and you got me getting an LLC to see what I can do. Keep on keepin' on!
Agree, you don't need to offer every service. I have a great relationship with my customers. I find them others that will do the services I do not provide if they don't already have someone else in mind. They like my service and I appreciate them. I will be the one there almost every week, so they like my dependability etc.
Thatâs true man do what you feel comfortable doing and you like đ Iam going to start my own soon as a side job đđ
7:19 Boosie fade and some bats, I love it mane đ„đ
Best advice I've heard. Thank you for the the main categories of landscaping I've been stressing about what to start offering with for a while. After finally finishing this comment I'm probably going to binge some more of your videos
Ty brother for your kind words and happy it helped đ enjoy!!!!
Good points. I will take it into consideration thanks for the tips.
I did a mulch job just like that , and trimmed some bushes for 200$. I đ€ you coulda charged alil more
Definitely could have charged more đ he prepped the beds himself and trimmed all the shrubs- all I had to do was put down the mulch. This little yard is $60 weekly so I cut him a good deal on the mulch đ°
Lmao the freestyle at the end
Just here cause i like cutting my yard in my 87 craftsman riding lawn mower. Fun fun fun!
As me being. 16 with a old truck thatâs got a 8ft bed me and my buddie are starting a lawncare and pressure washing buissness do to covid around here in Illinois a lot of jobs donât wanna hire young adults that attend school and I know a lot about investing and buissnesses so this would be good for me I love mowing Iâve done it the last few summers for my family members for small amounts of money here and there itâs time I make a decent amount of money to save and succeed with there fore Iâve been watching your videos as well as a few other channels and studying these jobs and labors I am buying a few machines I need for this time of labor and seeing these videos are incuraging me to look into best equipment and values Iâm young I can do almost anything and not put a hurt On me I live In a small town mostly of older people that need help with these types of services so Iâm sure my buissness will go strong thanks for all the good tips and tricks in the lawn care business
7:57 BARS!
Bro I feel this same exact way right now
Haha nice freestyle at the end. word
Have you read the book, âProfit Firstâ? Good call on keeping it simple. Scale your business. Sometimes chasing for more isnât necessarily the best thing. 80% of your business will come from repeat customers. You get to focus on quality of service and will justify the prices you charge them. Loyalty is far more important than price. You canât really quantify loyalty. Think about a doctor who specializes. They are worth more than just a generalist.
I wish it were that easy to find customers. Here in Australia the competition is so bad that basic mowing can even go down to 25 AUD
What you need to do is get so tight in one area with a reasonable cost to your customer. Don't try to break their bank and do a great job. For Instance 7 customers you offer at competitive prices can make you money and customers wants more than you offer it will add additional prices.
How many houses you have now ? Doing the small basic service ?
I like watching your videos itâs pushing me more in more to go out on my own
That boy said BOBBY HUMMER ayyooo
Watch out 4 Bobby hummer đ
That freestyle was dope
Always with great attitude đ congrats and keep up the good work
Man I swear to god you hype me up and motivate to keep going after a bad dayđ I appreciate you bro for realđȘ
Do you have to do fertilizer and weed control? To do it in Florida I believe you habe to get licensed to do so and have to take a test. I just don't have the time or money at this point just need to start making money.
freestyle at da end đ„
my boy said the boosie fade đđ€Łđ€Ł
Word up.. my man.. đ€đœđđœđ
I admire You.
Porque?
Great helpful video!
Those bars are fire đđ¶
Great video man!! Many many gems I appreciate it. And that freestyle was đ„đ„đ„đ„ keep it going g strong đȘđŒ
i have a question please answer me
is there enough work(lawn care busIness) if you work everday and full time?
case i see you once at week
Yes there is work
For the job I would charge around $250 to $350
you might not like the worl amd so forth buddy but its extra money in thepocket
Great advice man
Glad I found this, great advice. I was thinking I had to do all that extra. And he got bars off the noodle. đŻđŻđŻ
Salute from Detroit I love your simple setup God bless be safe
Jesus, your customers household wiring on that wall is shocking! đ€Ł
Alan Partridge lol I never even realized it was in the background while filming or editing đ
Make Money Mowing before I was a landscape gardener I worked for a company installing electrical work in new builds so I notice these things! Great series of videos by the way, very enjoyable to watch, well done in your business and I pray you have many more years of increasing happiness and success. đ
*shocking* !
can u show us a video on how your buisness card on how it looks like
This the best advice I've been given, I real appreciate it and your are really appreciatedđ€
Wow super good
Gracias my friend! How's biz rn?
@@Makemoneymowing hott over here lol
Nice vid. Man u should think about getting into christmas lights hanging.its my fave time of the year. But I do strongly agree, just do wat you like doing
Hey thinking of getting my business started but wondering if I should have my business as LLC but was wondering if I had to? Is your business LLC ??
He probably doesn't report his taxes I asked about how he gets paid and he hasn't answer I'm just wondering if gets paid cash check ot paypal
I think do one thing and do it well
Right now im not making any money mowing because all my yards are burnt havent had rain in 3 weeks its been so hot
Best landscaping page out here
Ty bro đ You're the best too
I have a question for you bro how much and how would you would you charge for additional fees if it comes to bed cleaning trimming brushes fertilizing and weed pulling, just saying I charge biweekly 45 and weekly 35 and one time charge 50 what are your thoughts about what I wrote?
Great đ video i quit my full time job this year and so far not regretting I did , my big test is what will happen when lawn season ends hopefully I get it figured out, any ideas that you can share thank you!
8:17 âthatâs not a thot, thatâs my chickenâ đ
Brooo. đ„ SPITTIN đ„đđ€Ż
Respect Z Money đđ€đ
How did you learn to do all those other services? For example you said tree trimming and planting SOD. Would you go on CZcams and learn those skills?
My parents actually own a tree service and do landscaping as well so they taught me a lot! They wanted me to take over their business, but I did not want to be handed an established business- I wanted to create something myself (going to make a future video on this đ) If I didnât have them- I would just CZcams as you said and practice on my own house. Even though they taught me how to do sod and I watched them on their jobs, I still had to rip out my own grass in a clean square and then replant sod in the patterns to learn myself, water it, and check the results, trim my own trees repeatedly etc. before I could ever offer those services myself. Itâs like I watched CZcams but in real life lol, still had to learn it myself first hand. But think about all these other companies out there, they had to learn on their own by just doing small jobs and working their way up. I ultimately chose lawn care and had to teach myself the ins and outs of it- something my parents had 0 experience with. I had to teach myself what equipment is best, how to quote weekly/biweekly customers, how to mow, trim, and edge properly, how to schedule my routes, etc. but I found a way. As with anything in life- you can watch videos all day/watch someone else do it.. but doing it firsthand will always be the best teacher đ
How many yards was that?
Goals
This the man. I think the secret is the haircut
I charge twice the bag plus the labor and time for materials
What part of Texas are you in?
Do you do spring or fall cleanups?
Can you post a video of the process you did to get your business license please
Great video bro !!!
What about in winter . What do you do?
Do you ever break sprinklers and do you know how to fix them ?
Whatâs one weed killer you have used and it works? I have try several , hose attached applications and no results đ©
Like how much do you make a month before taxes.and after taxes?
Great Channel Gonna Follow Business Your Model To A Certain Extent Lol. Keep Goin Hard đȘđœ
Good job! Sharing đ
How long did it take for your google listing to take off. i just started mine and it hasn't gotten much success
Itâs so lit about to start my lawn business but I got a car not a truck should just do it out a car ???
Dope video i like that Rap Freestyle
If u really get a bad customer just tell them ohhh im not the owner let me get ur phone number so the boss can call u .. He never does lol lolnicevideo.. Don't giv tgem ur number or business card that asures they get idea
Great content thank you
I feel you bro, but you always gotta have a growth mindset begin growing into landscape company and making thousands a day instead of hundreds. But if you don't enjoy it don't do it! Good vid btw
Thanks Eric! Trust me man, my growth mindset is working too strong 24/7 lol. It seriously interferes with my sleep because Iâm always working & thinking. This lawn care business is not my only project and not the only place my energy goes into... đ this mowing business is actually secondary. If I had nothing else going on, I would without a doubt scale up and chase more money/bigger jobs. But since I have bigger fish to fry- I choose the simplicity of my mowing business because it makes amazing money whenever I want + while still allowing me to put my main focus into the other projects (which will pay off much more down the line rather than any potential landscaping work I could be doing rn đ) But- thatâs just how I view things. You definitely have a good point though and I 100% agree on the growth mindset. What city you in bro?
Make Money Mowing heck yeah bro I'm from California btw the Bay Area where lawncare is SUPER concentrated it's impossible to charge anything you charge
@@Makemoneymowing if you donât mind me asking what else do you do for living? I detail automobiles but ive been thinking about getting into lawn care
Keep up the good work bro and keep them videos goin! đđŒđđŒ
that freestyle tho
Is it okay to decline doing flower beds and weed control? Or is that seen as standard lawn care? I want to just mow like you too and not have to get on my knees and pull weeds from within gravel and rose bushes but I feel like the old folks who canât even step outside their own home will drop me.
Check my most recent video! đ
I love ur vids but u cant charge 50$ a yard in florida
Thanks Ivan! Every city & market will differ đ€·đ»ââïž Iâm sure people make much more than I do in other areas of my city/around the country. All about just creating our own lane and finding what works for us đ
@@Makemoneymowing that is true. Thanks!
How can you do monthly
Good job đ bro i like this lircis