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Great video, good for you. When you get a chance watch Bryan Lawn Maintenance, on route density, and other things that can help your business grow, also Mike Andy’s Augusta Lawn Care. I hope theses videos help you grow even more. Thanks

I am a process Operator and want to start my lawn care business for my kids and want to be more at home on important days.

You first 15 mins I can totally relate I was in for 6 years now I’m in boiler side but still go to offshore oil platforms an oilfields now I’m 30 an my health isn’t best from all work I’ve done main thing is cancer/ skin cancer in this industry so much health hazards

Are you still in business?

Quit mechanic job after 7 years knowing i didn’t want to do it forever. Started my lawn maintenance business. Make more and work way less. Take winters off

Good video dude, Yardbook has been great!

This is going to be a random comment but I am a dermatologist and hope that you are using a sunscreen, especially for someone that spends a lot of time in the sun. Protecting your skin from UVA and UVB helps you avoid skin cancer and overall aging. Also looking younger tells your brain to treat the rest of your body as a young person, which extends life and longevity. A high sof of 35 even to 110 helps, especially if you reapply. SPF that are water resistant would require some oil before washing your skin to dissolve. Your wife can help you with that. It is leaky not a vanity thing to protect your skin, especially as as light skinned guy. I recommend any sunscreens without fragrance, which should be avoided in all products except deodorants. Vitacost, Amazon, and other online stores carry Korean, Japanese, French and American products. Cerave, vanicream, la roche posay, eucerin and many other brands have fragrance free products.

Hey Waylon, do you know if either is secure? I'm putting customer information in Yardbook and it makes me nervous if it will be hacked. Should I switch to Jobber for security purposes, is it more secure?

Good information and you are definitely wright about jobs 👍

Hey Waylon how would someone get in touch with you and f they wanted to hire you?

That's a Troll, that's it.

May God bless you and your family. In Jesus name. Wishing you the very best!

I used instant quote door hangers last season and didn't have much luck. This year I am going the traditional route with it without pricing. Have you experienced good results even without a instant quote on the hanger?

I just got one today,, love it

Who designed your website?

This guy drinking too much koolaid !

echo makes shindaiwa

Tried to buy the hourly rate calculator and the building a 100k course but it won’t let me buy it. How can I get it?

that’s easy try blow wet leaves

One of the ways I got around the limitatio s of the Yardbook App is to use an internet compatible tablet. Then I can use all the features while on the jobsite. If I need to email or text, I just revert back over to my dedicated business smart phone. Keeps me current on the fly.

Congrats brother. I'm also a father of 4, working the day job but building a junk removal business in the evenings and weekends. Thanks for sharing your story, wish you and your family the best 🙏

best of luck. n keep grinding

I’m trying to get my hands on one! My echo dealers are giving me a hard time for ordering anything Shindaiwa

Can tell by your eyes this was a kratom day.

I seriously think Yardbook is actually better

Bring the sheet back please

I have one of these it has easily over 1000 hours on it now after 3 years daily use still going fantastic. its the best machine

Dope

Yeah, what neighborhoods are you servicing? How many customers?

Marketing a lawn business requires a tailored approach. The advice to engage with customers through online reviews and educational content is a fantastic way to build rapport. Thank you for these insights!👌👌👌

i’m thinking about starting my own lawn care business i’m 17 right now but i’m saving up until i turn 18 to really start i’m asking for insight on how you started out and the things you changed about your business once you got more experience/once your business started to grow. I’ve learned that with the internet people with experience are everywhere and sometimes it’s best to ask questions before you get started rather that going in head first. also is there anybody specific that you studied or watched to gain more knowledge about law care

How do you do this full time in the winter?

Wow that was a bad decision, you will never make 80 cutting grass

Good luck man! Keep up the work and I wish you massive success. I do junk removal on the side and have a full time job. One day I am looking to quit my job too. The great thing is one day your kids can come work with you and learn what you do.

Hey man, how do I enroll in your course?

Yo when my gravely walk behind did this it was from some safety switch that wasn’t able to be pushed down. I just taped the switch down and it was resolved. Probably not the safest but cheap fix. View under dash to see if there is a button/switch Just a thought Cheers, Devin

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Waylon I did the same exact thing at 36, my business is now booming. You da man Waylon!!! Look me up and let’s link up, I could learn from you for sure!

I totally agree that how a business responds to a bad review is very important. If the business responds professionally with an explanation or apology, whichever one is appropriate, that really shows me as a potential customer that this is not a normal situation.

I would not waste one second on a Google review. If you are in business long enough u are gonna get bad reviews rather u did something wronge or didn't its gonna happen. I had a lady message me at 330am. Went and left me a bad review because I didn't answer until 4 hours later. Trust don't waste ur energy on reviews ur work speaks volumes of you and ur business.

I sent you a message through Facebook

Sounds like competition playing games

80k is that before or after expenses? What about benefits, health insurance? It also could be a headache you’re not going to make money mowing grass only

Okay, I have a huge question that will make for a great video. I retired from owning a successful engineering business in Dec of 22. Very quickly I got super bored and depressed, and I discovered how unhappy life can be without a constant and sufficient income. Long story short, my wife and I decided to start a lawn care and property maintenance business. We invested $45k in equipment and about $1000 in print advertising. Sadly, time flies, and the spring rush is behind us. I am writing this on June 9, 2023. So far we have zero customers and we have to make payments on our equipment every month. Almost every potential client already has a service provider. We are thinking we need some large properties, i.e. corporate clients or large plantation type homes. We think we need about 10 that pay $400 - $500 per day. These could be bi-weekly clients and would solve our cash flow crisis. Are you reachable at all? I'd love to have a phone conversation for a few minutes. God Bless, Dan Coleman

Be blessed and pray your business grow beyond measure.👊🏾

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get yourselves GPS trackers and hide them in expensive equipment. Lots of nooks and crannies they will fit in.

Thanks for your videos man learning a lot from you

I price the lot size too because usually the less grass square footage, the more detail work there is like trimming and edging

Question? I missed marketing during the spring rush. I had a client that gave me 190 properties last year but they went out of business so I’m starting over now. I have door hangers and have set up Google ads, but what would you suggest I really focus on?