I started a few months ago and I have 24 costumers. Communication is key and trust as well! I’m a solo operator! I only do a certain amount to not burn myself out and I love doing each ones house!
@gary clark not everyone knows how to cut. I know people that will cut your grass, and you won't have to worry about it the rest of the season. Cause it will be right down to the dirt..
@gary clark yeah kids can do it but they normally don't make a business out of it lol. When you're cutting 8 yard a day, on top of that you have properties that you do mulch jobs, deweed the whole property. Also land grading. A lot more to Landscaping then just mowing
The way I see it is the more customers you have, the more names you have to remember and the more relationships you have to take care of. I think I’d rather have 50 good customers that I do full service for
Same man I just dropped a customer with a very difficult lawn that i underquoted. Its a learning experience but as long as we learn from our mistakes we'll do fine 👌
Johny after watching your videos for the last couple years i have improved my attitude towards life and work. Your little tips and advice have helped me grow as contractor. Best advice from this video! ... Enjoy the lawn! That simple line is money.
Appreciate the tip for the Gravely 32. I get a great cut at 2.5" and wouldn't really want to go lower, but I had no clue that you had to move the belt if you did want to go real low.
I really like your comments about taking your time and switching things up a little bit to have some variety. We wouldn't want a surgeon to rush on our surgeries to get out and go golfing or get to the next surgery. "Time is money" mantra only works to a certain point for the quality of one's life. If we can't do things mindfully and with joy, I believe we should not do them at all.
I went from 30 to 10 when I not only raised my prices but only do full service contracts. I put out some yard signs and got 15 new full service customers and have filled the rest of my schedule with landscape jobs. Then I started getting customers from snow removals that I did. Trust the process.
I 've said this before. You and your partner perform the crispest edges I've seen and compared too other lawn Company on TH-cam. You cats are smooth on the curves, straight even on long direct shots..." Over the Target"
Another thing is when hiring more guys is you have to make certain you hire people that know what their doing. I've had guys that couldn't string a trimmer, cutting too low, pouring the wrong fuel in, and filling on the lawn. Alot just think its about going out and just cutting. Is your equipment running correctly, are you blades sharp, is the deck level?? Think about your work, take your time with your work, be respectful to the client and explain things to them. You should never have a problem. I've had most of my same clients for years. And they pay more without me even asking.
Every customer deserves the same good job you did the first time you serviced their property. Don't get relaxed. I've taken on at least 6 new properties this spring because the current service provider isn't doing the job they were doing in the beginning of their services. Stay on point. There is always someone behind you that wants to do what your doing.
Good idea. I get a lot of extra work just by chatting with customers and the topic of tree trimming etc will come up. A lot of people don't think about things like getting the eaves cleaned, but are open to having them done. Aeration is something I notice people ask about on repeat for the next year, so one aeration sale can turn into a recurring addition to cleanup.
Residential customer turn-offs: Heavy commercial equipment on a residential lawn & not reclosing the gates before you leave. The main reason I bought my own equipment and started taking care of my own lawn was because the guys, who strictly did residential lawns, continued to buy bigger and heavier mowers which were tearing up the yard and wearing tires grooves in the yard. Secondly, I got tired of coming home only to find the gates open and having to chase down our dogs after dark, not realizing the gates had been left wide open.
I was just about to make a video about this topic. I don’t have half the clients I did last year but my sales are up 300% on last year. Keep the good clients and sell them other services.
We are definitely on the same page . My parents say raise prices and take on more customers... not so easy . Been there done that ! Love ur channel !!! FYI I’m 49 but I still value mom and dad’s advice. They’ve been 49 , I’ve never been 78. Word to the wise ! lol
9:32 enjoying what you do....... Wow much knowledge to a young buck (AGE 30s) LoL ( Tony T's lawn service Tallahassee FL). Thxs man ... your my inspiration to keep going 😎
Great suggestions re other services...mulching, weeds, tree and bush trimming, power washing, aerating, fertilizing, or whatever else you are interested in doing.
Completely agree w you on maximizing sales w existing customers. That’s what we try to do. We take on new jobs all the time, but limit them, as to not overwhelm ourselves. Being the lawn supervisor/pesticide applicator, I’m on peoples property more than anyone in the company. Lawn crews are on properties more than anyone in general. We’ve been teaching the guys to look for more work at our existing properties. Great advice man!!!
Am starting my little business in central wa. State and i just picked up my first commercial mower and a pro stance 36 I started with a 42” toro residential then moved up to a 50” timecutter which is residential as well and today i picked up my first commercial Not sure how am going to like it stand on but they a so common with bigger business that i was brave enough to get one I guess wish me luck huh lol
Great Topic.Mine has so much customers he doesn't do what he is supposed to do like coming out on time, Consistency etc. When he looses his help he is so behind and my lawn looks like crazy but he sends you the bill on time.
That's why I'm scared to hire anyone for my lawncare business, you start picking up yards to cover their pay and the next thing you know they quit. Now you're stuck with 20+ yards on top of what you did solo before you hired anyone.
Just simple common sense. Take care of the customers you already have, lest you stretch your self so thin you end up taking care of no one. The only other realistic option is to expand, but that only brings its own headaches and there’s a loss of control as you can’t be there with your crews. There are few things worse than having to put out customer fires having only second hand information. You also give the impression of no longer being there: “He always came himself to take care of us, but now he sends a crew of strangers. Maybe it’s time to get a new lawn man.” And then you have to get new customers to fill the void and it becomes a vicious circle.
Well said, It's about the balance and knowing what matter, it's hard to say no, but it's even harder to put out fires and a reputation, thanks for sharing!
Two tips for you number one never cut back across your lines it makes your striping choppy number two when trimming go to the left I know it's a natural habit to go to the right go to the left it'll keep all the grass clippings off the house and out of the beds less blowing but other than that love the work and love the channel
Great advice. Also been enjoying your Gravely 32 vids as I'm looking to buy one soon. I find your vids very relevant. Even for down here in New Zealand. Same issues. Same solutions. Happy New year.
Johnny, luckily I haven't had to reach out to gain new customers for years now. I'm blessed enough to have landscape jobs come in which is fine bye me. Always a pleasure Bud. Remember either we mowing grass or driving fast!! Dirty Jersey out!! #broinlawns!!
Good advice Johnny. I keep my customers to a minimum but maximize my service's to them. Keeps me from having to mow multiple yards a day to get the same payday. Gracias!
I WENT AND BOUGHT A STAND ON MOWER JUST BECAUSE I SEEN YOU WITH THIS MOWER I BELIEVE IT WAS BECAUS WE OF YOU. IT IS I FERRIS I PAID 7500 IM IN SAC CA GOT IT ABOUT A WEEK AGO I LOVE IT
Word. It is a battle. My net is higher and more consistent the less people I have helping. From all I've read about people running million-dollar businesses I'm making the same working in the field as someone working in the office with half the headache actually no headache. Rarely have a complaint lose a customer only when they move great reputation. I can make the same running to crews as the owners of million dollar companies
hey friends Im just starting out and I'm trying to find some good influences in the community to help out I love these vids so far, im looking forward to seeing more and also linking up with other people willing to help and share with those just starting
I think you do a great job and i've learned a lot from watching your videos, you've helped me step up my standards of service. I do want to give you one small piece of criticism in regards to your reasoning for not growing. Good employees are everywhere, just like kids they only know what you teach them; its your job to maintain standards instead of cutting grass... the job dynamic just changes if you want to grow.. it's not harder or easier it's just quite literally a different job. Customer service become your job as the owner once you've outgrown what you yourself can manage... the thing is that it's not a business unless it can operate without you. Do you own a business or are YOU the business?
As always I appreciate your video’s, I appreciate you sharing your experiences and knowledge. It took a little bit of time but I just got a brand new 6x10 enclosed trailer from Pennsylvania. I’m now working on getting a brand new commercial mower. I’m only working with a Toro 30 inch time Master for now. Which mower do you recommend I start off with? I am looking to buy either a 36” or 48” mower. I have been thinking about only offering weekly services. I do ask my clients from time to time what they think. I am focusing on getting more clients considering I don’t have many.
I mow some yards. I do not work on yards less than 64". I like the 3.5" to 4" cutting height. I do not like yards full of trash and beer bottles. I would rather do more work with a min excavator.
Yea nah more guys and more trucks is so dumb, solo and get a "boutique" client list, ie, u mow, u prune, u fert, u weed control, u aerate, u do everything top to bottom front to back every season on less properties for more money
Same here in North Carolina. I'm thinking it's to keep people from putting boat trailers, utility trailers, cars or anything of the like. Could be wrong but all my small gated yards are in HOA neighborhoods and HOA is basically government for houses
How easy or difficult is it to remove blades off of the Gravely? My Toro grandstand 36 is a very aggravating experience. I've seen you do your blade MX on your E Mark mowers and it looks easy. Mow season finally kicked off here in sw Oklahoma 👍 hope you have a great season
Hey there bud... why don’t you try coming back right along the lines of the concrete back porch then really lay down some nice stripes? Your lines are pretty wavy there... those are awesome movers! I run a 36” exmark ... I’m a straight stripper fanatic...😂😂😂😂👍
I have a at least 8 years of experience with cuting grass at Holly cross in rumson nj & I was wondering if you are hiring at your landscaping company Called blades of grass lawn care llc & you don't have to tran me to start cutting grass at all because my father as though me how to cut grass at Holly cross cafic school located up in rumson nj & i really do miss cutting grass in spring time & summer time as well because I am such a very fast learner at cutting grass & plowing snow & even shoveling snow as well as using a gas powered snow blower with electric strat plowing snow in winter time
Great tip BOGLC, I have a question; my local Gravely Dealer has a Gravely Pro Stance 36 with only 12 hours on it. Do you think that good deal for $5000.00? I don't know what year it is, but my local dealer did send me a few pictures of it, and it looks like it is in great condition.
Man I want 10 customers a day, 4 days a week. That's 80 customers. I'm looking for the retired or rich guy that dont wanna mow, trim or blow his grass... Theres nothing wrong with an Army retirement check and about 50k of lawncare money to supplement it. Little bit of red gravy, I ain't to lazy!!!! Lol
Hola , Mr. Blade ... que haces para no cansarte , tomas vitaminas ? Or are you just a bad a** like that ..I fee like to much weedeader I’m getting corpa tunnel now . Make a video on tips on what you do to recover . Thanks !!! 🙂
I started a few months ago and I have 24 costumers. Communication is key and trust as well! I’m a solo operator! I only do a certain amount to not burn myself out and I love doing each ones house!
and that's what it's all about, awesome!
@gary clark nah keeping costumers and not being lowballed is not for children man
@gary clark not everyone knows how to cut. I know people that will cut your grass, and you won't have to worry about it the rest of the season. Cause it will be right down to the dirt..
@gary clark yeah kids can do it but they normally don't make a business out of it lol. When you're cutting 8 yard a day, on top of that you have properties that you do mulch jobs, deweed the whole property. Also land grading. A lot more to Landscaping then just mowing
@@jasonmiller1512 hahaha! Good one 😂😆😂
Wisdom being spoken. That's why I listen when my elders speak. Keep up the great work Bruh×
I appreciate that
I have been complaining
Since day1 the Gravely 32inch
doesn't cut low enough I
definitely appreciate this
Tip...
Thanks Blades of Grass!~
Perfect vid for what I’m going through. Thank you, I just went from 25 to 18 customers but my spring work has been the best in 3 years .. it’s weird.
Fantastic!
The way I see it is the more customers you have, the more names you have to remember and the more relationships you have to take care of. I think I’d rather have 50 good customers that I do full service for
Exactly!
Good insight. Just starting this. Lost a customer and I doubled down on the ones that are still there 💪
You got this!
Same man I just dropped a customer with a very difficult lawn that i underquoted. Its a learning experience but as long as we learn from our mistakes we'll do fine 👌
Johny after watching your videos for the last couple years i have improved my attitude towards life and work. Your little tips and advice have helped me grow as contractor.
Best advice from this video! ...
Enjoy the lawn!
That simple line is money.
Fantastic!
Appreciate the tip for the Gravely 32. I get a great cut at 2.5" and wouldn't really want to go lower, but I had no clue that you had to move the belt if you did want to go real low.
Glad that it helped!
I really like your comments about taking your time and switching things up a little bit to have some variety. We wouldn't want a surgeon to rush on our surgeries to get out and go golfing or get to the next surgery. "Time is money" mantra only works to a certain point for the quality of one's life. If we can't do things mindfully and with joy, I believe we should not do them at all.
I went from 30 to 10 when I not only raised my prices but only do full service contracts. I put out some yard signs and got 15 new full service customers and have filled the rest of my schedule with landscape jobs. Then I started getting customers from snow removals that I did. Trust the process.
Nice!
I made a survey at the beginning of the year and have 8 new annual contracts for the year! Good tip💪
Awesome!
I 've said this before. You and your partner perform the crispest edges I've seen and compared too other lawn Company on TH-cam. You cats are smooth on the curves, straight even on long direct shots..." Over the Target"
Another thing is when hiring more guys is you have to make certain you hire people that know what their doing. I've had guys that couldn't string a trimmer, cutting too low, pouring the wrong fuel in, and filling on the lawn. Alot just think its about going out and just cutting. Is your equipment running correctly, are you blades sharp, is the deck level?? Think about your work, take your time with your work, be respectful to the client and explain things to them. You should never have a problem. I've had most of my same clients for years. And they pay more without me even asking.
Every customer deserves the same good job you did the first time you serviced their property. Don't get relaxed. I've taken on at least 6 new properties this spring because the current service provider isn't doing the job they were doing in the beginning of their services. Stay on point. There is always someone behind you that wants to do what your doing.
AMEN!!!
Good idea. I get a lot of extra work just by chatting with customers and the topic of tree trimming etc will come up. A lot of people don't think about things like getting the eaves cleaned, but are open to having them done. Aeration is something I notice people ask about on repeat for the next year, so one aeration sale can turn into a recurring addition to cleanup.
Residential customer turn-offs: Heavy commercial equipment on a residential lawn & not reclosing the gates before you leave.
The main reason I bought my own equipment and started taking care of my own lawn was because the guys, who strictly did residential lawns, continued to buy bigger and heavier mowers which were tearing up the yard and wearing tires grooves in the yard. Secondly, I got tired of coming home only to find the gates open and having to chase down our dogs after dark, not realizing the gates had been left wide open.
I put the larger tires from a 36 on my 32. Surprisingly it didn’t add any significant width but made a huge difference with rutting.
Some great advice all round, Johnny. Bless you and take care. See you on next video 💯💯
Glad you enjoyed it
I was just about to make a video about this topic. I don’t have half the clients I did last year but my sales are up 300% on last year. Keep the good clients and sell them other services.
Exactly my point. That is awesome!
Your wisdom alway seems to find me right when I need to hear it. Thank you for all you do sir and keep killing it.
I love watching your videos and learning a few things that can help me make my lawn business better and more efficient. Thanks for the great videos
Great to hear, thanks!
Watching from Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks mate!
Preach on man!! Businesses overloading themselves is definitely a recipe for disaster!
Right?!
We are definitely on the same page . My parents say raise prices and take on more customers... not so easy . Been there done that ! Love ur channel !!! FYI I’m 49 but I still value mom and dad’s advice. They’ve been 49 , I’ve never been 78. Word to the wise ! lol
Exactly!!
9:32 enjoying what you do.......
Wow much knowledge to a young buck (AGE 30s) LoL ( Tony T's lawn service Tallahassee FL). Thxs man ... your my inspiration to keep going 😎
Great suggestions re other services...mulching, weeds, tree and bush trimming, power washing, aerating, fertilizing, or whatever else you are interested in doing.
Great suggestion!
Completely agree w you on maximizing sales w existing customers. That’s what we try to do. We take on new jobs all the time, but limit them, as to not overwhelm ourselves. Being the lawn supervisor/pesticide applicator, I’m on peoples property more than anyone in the company. Lawn crews are on properties more than anyone in general. We’ve been teaching the guys to look for more work at our existing properties. Great advice man!!!
Am starting my little business in central wa. State and i just picked up my first commercial mower and a pro stance 36
I started with a 42” toro residential then moved up to a 50” timecutter which is residential as well and today i picked up my first commercial
Not sure how am going to like it stand on but they a so common with bigger business that i was brave enough to get one
I guess wish me luck huh lol
Good advice. Definitely don’t want to leave money on the table with existing good customers.
Absolutely!
Great Topic.Mine has so much customers he doesn't do what he is supposed to do like coming out on time,
Consistency etc.
When he looses his help he is so behind and my lawn looks like crazy but he sends you the bill on time.
That's why I'm scared to hire anyone for my lawncare business, you start picking up yards to cover their pay and the next thing you know they quit. Now you're stuck with 20+ yards on top of what you did solo before you hired anyone.
Just simple common sense. Take care of the customers you already have, lest you stretch your self so thin you end up taking care of no one. The only other realistic option is to expand, but that only brings its own headaches and there’s a loss of control as you can’t be there with your crews. There are few things worse than having to put out customer fires having only second hand information. You also give the impression of no longer being there: “He always came himself to take care of us, but now he sends a crew of strangers. Maybe it’s time to get a new lawn man.” And then you have to get new customers to fill the void and it becomes a vicious circle.
That's the point I'm at right now, I hate turning down work because I've been without any work before and know it sucks.
Well said, It's about the balance and knowing what matter, it's hard to say no, but it's even harder to put out fires and a reputation, thanks for sharing!
Two tips for you number one never cut back across your lines it makes your striping choppy number two when trimming go to the left I know it's a natural habit to go to the right go to the left it'll keep all the grass clippings off the house and out of the beds less blowing but other than that love the work and love the channel
Man I loves your TH-cam lawn care channel, always good things to say about you guys. No one is perfect
I think you guys do
Love the gravely, they cut like a boss clean sharp cuts monthly service they last forever
Yes they do
What kind of service would you do monthly? Sharpen blades and change oil?
Def take care of your customers. Quality vs quantity in this case. Rather have less customers but make more than more customers and make less.
💪💯👍
Truth! I'm trying to teach myself how to say no 😆
😂💯👍
Preach...
Its hard to turn them down but I'm proud of ya to know when to say enough and get right every time
Thanks John
My pleasure
Great advice. Also been enjoying your Gravely 32 vids as I'm looking to buy one soon. I find your vids very relevant. Even for down here in New Zealand. Same issues. Same solutions. Happy New year.
Cool, thanks!
I loves your TH-cam lawn care channel, you guys does a good job, have nothing negative to say. No one isn’t perfect, keep up the great work!
Johnny, luckily I haven't had to reach out to gain new customers for years now. I'm blessed enough to have landscape jobs come in which is fine bye me. Always a pleasure Bud. Remember either we mowing grass or driving fast!! Dirty Jersey out!! #broinlawns!!
Love your channel and you give alot of great advice! Have a blessed day!
Solid information and just the truth 👊
I appreciate it, thanks!
@@Bladesofgrasslawncare no good having 150-200 customers if you can’t look after your best 50
So happy for you!
Everybody needs it......
Ancillary revenue is revenue that is derived from goods or services other than a company's primary product offering.
I agree!
Nice video bro 👍
Glad you liked it
Good advice Johnny. I keep my customers to a minimum but maximize my service's to them. Keeps me from having to mow multiple yards a day to get the same payday. Gracias!
Good tips for that mower. .I just learned that some mowers have washers on the spindles you can get a lower cut.
Good tip!
I WENT AND BOUGHT A STAND ON MOWER JUST BECAUSE I SEEN YOU WITH THIS MOWER I BELIEVE IT WAS BECAUS WE OF YOU. IT IS I FERRIS I PAID 7500 IM IN SAC CA GOT IT ABOUT A WEEK AGO I LOVE IT
AWESOME!!!!!!
Word. It is a battle. My net is higher and more consistent the less people I have helping. From all I've read about people running million-dollar businesses I'm making the same working in the field as someone working in the office with half the headache actually no headache. Rarely have a complaint lose a customer only when they move great reputation. I can make the same running to crews as the owners of million dollar companies
hey friends
Im just starting out and I'm trying to find some good influences in the community to help out
I love these vids so far, im looking forward to seeing more and also linking up with other people willing to help and share with those just starting
Yup and yup
Great!
You are 💯 right I agreed with you :)
I think you do a great job and i've learned a lot from watching your videos, you've helped me step up my standards of service. I do want to give you one small piece of criticism in regards to your reasoning for not growing. Good employees are everywhere, just like kids they only know what you teach them; its your job to maintain standards instead of cutting grass... the job dynamic just changes if you want to grow.. it's not harder or easier it's just quite literally a different job. Customer service become your job as the owner once you've outgrown what you yourself can manage... the thing is that it's not a business unless it can operate without you. Do you own a business or are YOU the business?
that's really cool to know that
Awesome tip at the end of this video. Learned something New. Thanks
Great advice thank you
You are so welcome!
Great video as usual! Super informative. Good advice.
Thank you!
Watching from deployed U.S. ARMY AFGHANISTAN
@Ale lolol
Awesome! Thanks for your service 🇺🇲💯👍 stay safe!!!
@@Bladesofgrasslawncare no thank you. you to stay safe.
Great informative video mr Jonhy
Thanks 👍
As always I appreciate your video’s, I appreciate you sharing your experiences and knowledge.
It took a little bit of time but I just got a brand new 6x10 enclosed trailer from Pennsylvania. I’m now working on getting a brand new commercial mower. I’m only working with a Toro 30 inch time Master for now.
Which mower do you recommend I start off with?
I am looking to buy either a 36” or 48” mower.
I have been thinking about only offering weekly services. I do ask my clients from time to time what they think. I am focusing on getting more clients considering I don’t have many.
Choose the mower that will mow most of your accounts, considering your growth and targeted clientell, thanks!
I mow some yards. I do not work on yards less than 64". I like the 3.5" to 4" cutting height. I do not like yards full of trash and beer bottles. I would rather do more work with a min excavator.
Great information....thank you!!
You are so welcome!
People who have never run a business always say it’s “easy”....
😂👍
Had a business Man tell me years ago, keep it small or go extremely large.
Not in your business, same rules applies.
@1:40 I thought you downgraded to another trailer lol
😂👍
Head phones or hearing aids like l have and l wear head phones nice video buddy 👍 low tire pressure works good 😁
Yea nah more guys and more trucks is so dumb, solo and get a "boutique" client list, ie, u mow, u prune, u fert, u weed control, u aerate, u do everything top to bottom front to back every season on less properties for more money
💪💯👍
Great advice as always!
Thanks you been helping me a lot i am buying some of your amzon cloths.
Glad to help
@@Bladesofgrasslawncare yes
Great tips,& nice job Johnny.💯❤️👍🏾😀🥰🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
Love the page and info. What type of headphones are you rocking
Thank, Man... They are ISOtunes Xtra 2.0 I have a link and a discount code in the video description
I deal with it all day big as back yard with the little gates it kills me
Same here...
Same here in North Carolina. I'm thinking it's to keep people from putting boat trailers, utility trailers, cars or anything of the like. Could be wrong but all my small gated yards are in HOA neighborhoods and HOA is basically government for houses
You're a great business owner a
What do you do in the winter time when grass stops growing
Good video Johnny!
Nice lines man!
Thanks!
My business is built on doing the things lawn guys won’t do or don’t have the time for.
Can't overload and stress yourself out with too much work
How easy or difficult is it to remove blades off of the Gravely? My Toro grandstand 36 is a very aggravating experience. I've seen you do your blade MX on your E Mark mowers and it looks easy. Mow season finally kicked off here in sw Oklahoma 👍 hope you have a great season
Nice Content as usual!!
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you. Do you still use the pro stance 32? Do you recommend the mower
Great video like always. I wanted to ask what size electric weed eater do you have.
Hey there bud... why don’t you try coming back right along the lines of the concrete back porch then really lay down some nice stripes? Your lines are pretty wavy there... those are awesome movers! I run a 36” exmark ... I’m a straight stripper fanatic...😂😂😂😂👍
¡Que pasó Jonny! Awesome videos hermanito👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 What kind of headphones you rocking? My LGs just went out. You know they only last about a year.🙊
I have a at least 8 years of experience with cuting grass at Holly cross in rumson nj & I was wondering if you are hiring at your landscaping company Called blades of grass lawn care llc & you don't have to tran me to start cutting grass at all because my father as though me how to cut grass at Holly cross cafic school located up in rumson nj & i really do miss cutting grass in spring time & summer time as well because I am such a very fast learner at cutting grass & plowing snow & even shoveling snow as well as
using a gas powered snow blower with electric strat
plowing snow in winter time
Is the gravely 32 a good mower to run all day?
What year is that gravely? I bought a used 36 and love it even with 500 hrs on it already
How often do u sharpen your lawn mower blades
Every 3 days
Good points in this one! BUT, what are you recording on my man? It’s so crisp!
Great tip BOGLC, I have a question; my local Gravely Dealer has a Gravely Pro Stance 36 with only 12 hours on it. Do you think that good deal for $5000.00? I don't know what year it is, but my local dealer did send me a few pictures of it, and it looks like it is in great condition.
That seems like a great deal! If that dealer is in North Texas and you don’t want it, let me know!
I would definitely get it!
@@Bladesofgrasslawncare Thanks for your feedback!
Considering I just priced a new 32" pro stance at $7400, that's a steal with only 12 hrs
What's your average accounts you do per day with two man or three man crew
Enough to keep them busy all day, The key is profitability and route consolidation
How much extra do you charge to trim bushes or do you include in price of mow?
How much do you hate when contractors drop siding right down to the turf!?!?!?!
Right!
Where did you get the veterans stamps on your shirts from
Hi John, What chute blocker do you have on the stand on?
It's by Green Guard, I have a link in this video description
POP THAT SMOKE TOP!!!!
Man I want 10 customers a day, 4 days a week. That's 80 customers. I'm looking for the retired or rich guy that dont wanna mow, trim or blow his grass...
Theres nothing wrong with an Army retirement check and about 50k of lawncare money to supplement it.
Little bit of red gravy, I ain't to lazy!!!! Lol
😆👍
Hola , Mr. Blade ... que haces para no cansarte , tomas vitaminas ? Or are you just a bad a** like that ..I fee like to much weedeader I’m getting corpa tunnel now . Make a video on tips on what you do to recover . Thanks !!! 🙂
Got it