Look Inside of a $10M Landscaping Company | GoatCast with Tigran Gertz

Our first special guest is Ian McCarthy. Today, we will talk about how the construction industry has changed over the past 30 years compared to now. We'll find out if it's easier to start a construction business today or back then. We'll also learn about the mistakes Ian made and the expenses he faced while building a company worth $10 million.
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[@JBRamos_Life_business]

I have a company in bridgewater, Massachusetts & I bid against these guys here and these guys kill it on the hardscapes.

[@TigranGertz]

he's cool 🔥

[@BlueClawGroup]

Let’s hook up at some point

[@joesandoval8679]

@@BlueClawGroupsus

[@stevegowler6419]

We do not do any "lawn care" or "gardening". The downside is we do not have that recurring monthly revenue, but we also don't have to put dedicated employees to do monthly site visits.
We have moved exclusively to a project construction model and try to work 6 to 7 figure residential projects. Our niche has a lot of competition as there are multiple companies with talent working these projects. The metro area population is probably about 300K, but the niche is around 10,000 minus households. If you want to do large projects, to plant trees the size of the National Christmas Tree, you will need to build your brand and perform. If you want to crane in big trees, find the crane company that does it regularly, that knows how to rig, and then have your crew and yourself go to school on it. The tree delivery drivers from the tree nursery usually know more about how the trees are rigged that the crane operator does. I started doing large projects because one day I laid out a driveway tree planting at 15G plants 20 feet on center and a week or two later laid out a driveway with 100 year old olives at 20 feet on center. Both projects took the same amount of layout time. My profit margin percentage was higher on the 15G trees, but my net profit on the 100 year old olives was mid 5 figures even at a lower percentage. Also be innovative and sometimes stretch the budget to learn something new. We recently had a job where we used a crane to lift an spider crane back by the pool and then fed trees over the house to the spider crane. I took in a little less money to have my men gain a little more experience with something new

[@eternalestate8055]

Would be interesting to see a podcast with Mike Andes to compare a large project based business vs a lawn care focused business. Loved the first pod!

[@Thebluesky0311]

He's not as big or successful as he portrays himself. He has taken the widely used playbook of using social media/youtube to make him look that successful. At this point he probably makes most his money from his courses and events.

[@jahkeemfrancis]

Great video! I learned a lot. I recently started a similar “one stop shop” for property maintenance, repairs, & improvements/renovations. I thought I was insane having all these services. But this video gave me confidence that this business strategy works!

[@Blue-HillLandscaping]

Watching this made me decide I don’t want too but need too attend B Building better connections

[@BlueClawGroup]

Let’s go!

[@floridalawncareexpertsllc2817]

One if the best videos hands down. Thank you both!

[@jimmymoon5879]

can't wait for more episodes this was awesome

[@TigranGertz]

Thanks for feedback man 🔥

[@FranciscoJNarez]

Nice video Tigren, need more of these!

[@TigranGertz]

Thanks )

[@chrisc9572]

You ask great questions. Looking forward to more of these 👍

[@gardenescapingdesign]

Nice man! That’s what was needed 👏

[@locallandscapers3257]

Really enjoyed this. Thank you

[@TigranGertz]

thanks foe watching

[@jonathancalderon7682]

This guy is legit facts. None of that bullocks.

[@mr.hotshot111]

Bs

[@BlueClawGroup]

Thx bro

[@GregWittstockThePondGuy]

Awesome interview 👏🏻

[@siliconvalleylife2.048]

43 years ago you only had 2 places to advertise besides radio and TV.
You had the local News Paper or the phone book.
The owners of the materials supply helped us learn how to run our companies.

[@TigranGertz]

how long have you been in business?

[@siliconvalleylife2.048]

@@TigranGertz since 1978.

[@siliconvalleylife2.048]

@@TigranGertz I took care of both my parents for 20 years after my father had a stroke the same month my mother had her 5th heart attack.
That was a setback..

[@MrAllenj]

Great podcast Tigran and Ian! I’ve learned a lot from both of you guys! Keep up the good work!

[@BlueClawGroup]

Thx Bro

[@BlueClawGroup]

Thank you sir

[@plumbobmillionaire6246]

This was great and very informative

[@TigranGertz]

thanks for feedback 😃

[@billy2069]

Tigran great video and great guest. Feedback you were a little awkward it’s okay to look at who you’re speaking with instead of focusing on the technology (camera, computer) also the sound levels have to be higher.

[@rayfernandez21]

GREAT PODCAST T!! I LIKE IT!! NOW IMA BUG THE HELL OUTTA YOU CUZ I'M DIVING IN INTO LANDSCAPING! LOL I BEEN DEBATING AND AFTER WATCHING THIS, I NOW KNOW I CAN ADD 1 MORE BUSINESS TO THE HUSTLE! LFG

[@MonarchSustainableLandscaping]

Yo T! Let me get on the pod and talk all about how fake grass sucks and California native plants are the way to go!

[@mrpslawncareservice]

Thanks for the video alot of useful information

[@marksmenlandscapes3517]

Loving the podcasts T 👌🏻

[@vburke9232]

dude this is awesome

[@DimitriBoss]

Dang this legit!

[@derbycitypools]

Great info!!

[@carolinametrolandscape]

Tigren this was a great 1st Podcast

[@ryankobel8241]

Lets get Alex Mewshaw on the next podcast!

[@JakMesh]

Let me give you some of my modest experience with landscape, in less than 2 years I made 250 design project, so I have a decent first hand experience with allot of the landscape stages,
the most important stage of landscape business is the design spect anyone can do a landscape design on the spot, but our brain no matter what is limited when it come to visualize ideas inside our brain we can have a rough idea but the little details is what we will miss,
Computer landscape designs give us the complete visual of our ideas it even help us with the client to see what we have in our plate for him, and it is easy to adjust something before we start, and it will make the work goes faster because everything will be accurately planned the contractors they will not have to think allot about what and how to do what they wants to do if that make sense
And let’s not forget about the materials and colors we will have the power to push out the most pleasurable materials and colors that match the theme and the surrounding
So guys don’t get cheap with the design, and pick the right designer who is well knowledgeable

[@JakMesh]

I’m ready to give my help and my advice to anyone who would like to expand their business to the next level, no hidden fees lol 😂 just helping out and maybe someday I will get help back from other also.

[@paulnicholson8524]

​I reintroduce microbes back in the soil maybe we'll meet one day. Goat gangs pretty cool. Hope I'm on board soon. Have a good day.

[@tolargoful]

Thanks for sharing I’m trying to buy a landscaping business

[@jimmyhernandez9703]

Niiiiice!

[@damienboiiraja9825]

Hi man,just checking how is your wrist now?able to do pushups and weight lifting and all?

[@aldrichsambo2527]

Hello i like to see your videos. I liv in Curacao (Caribbean). I can do paver jobs but i like to learn more things. I like to come work for you in the U.S. that i can get more experience. Or a lesson in the landscape

[@sheldizzyy]

Tigran the goat

[@julienlacondemine2731]

What is his channel about landscping ?

[@okaoalal3144]

Get cruxlon landscaping he has a landscape university

[@galvanizedgnome]

I think I'm going to name my company White Claw

[@fernandoruiz6185]

How do I apply to work for you ?

[@TaylorSanchez-kh9xo]

Yeah dude I think I’m tapped out working for someone else. I think it’s time to retry my luck with a business

[@EvolutionOutdoorLiving]

Bring cruxlon from Chicago or Dan Preston or nunez from Michigan

[@TigranGertz]

Can you write here there instagrams?

[@victorrangel1478]

i would love to see the detailed tax returns for both. transperancy!

[@TThomas939]

why?

[@victorrangel1478]

@@TThomas939
To see their net profit

[@zonevproductions]

Neither of these guys want to run a landscape business so they start a course 😂

[@DLL2000-]

Why are you spending time commenting on all of this dudes videos?