Didn’t get a chance to meet you guys at the conference, but I appreciate you guys sharing with us and taking the time to clip those videos out in the vulnerable!
Find a spot to drill/weld/fab/whatever some pins so the ramp won't go up like that. Just put the ramp down slide your steel pin in said hole (like a trailer hitch pin) and poof magic, ramp stays down.
Great job man. I'm in ohio as well. FYI you guys do trim backwards though 😂 your throwing the grass onto the sidewalks. It's cool though everyone has their own way plus you usually do end up needing to blow the sidewalks off regardless which way you trim 😂
I don’t want this to sounds bad but how do you get Americans to do yard maintenance? I know you have p4p but I’m still very impressed. I’ve only seen Hispanics doing the yard work in our town.
Step one, live where the wealthy are. People around me don't pay for weekly mowing, it's all bi-weekly. Very few are interested in mulching/seeding/fertilizing. I do get some hedge trimming and general cleanup gigs. I live near a military base, lots of lower middle class and people who rent their homes. On the upside, my closing rate is more like 85%. You can't worry about people who don't like your price, because they wouldn't be good customers anyway.
How are you only on $20k with that sort and amount of equipment?? Ive got a single truck, single employee, single stander and can only work 30hrs a week and am on $20k a month
@@sirath35 I've seen this regurlalrly on this channel, profit margins are low, very low, loads of useless expenses and everything, plus they charge alot. You do You though
My guy in the video you have done 80% of the work stop working for the man and start your own lawn and landscaping company, come up with your own name and logo you have the drive to own your own business instead of making the man his money so he just can stand there and make calls and write the checks. Trust me you will be happier don’t work for a franchise.
A franchise isn’t for everyone. I make that clear. One thing highlighted in this video that the franchise “did” for Brice was setup dozens of estimates and accepted mowing jobs without him ever needing to take a call or give pricing… or have an office with utilities and training up office staff on customer service and software. I have 7 locations I personally own and am starting another one in June. I didn’t hire or train the GMs. The systems and procedures created by the franchise did. I make more from my locations than the franchise combined. My passive returns from these locations will far out pace the stock market or real estate market (partly why I sold $3M of real estate in 2022). The franchise is NOT required to start one location but to have a location that runs without you, on systems, can become multiple locations and support your managers … much easier with a franchise. Remember I was a franchisee (Anytime Fitness) before becoming a franchisor. If you want to work in your business for decades, independent is the way to go. If you have more of an investor mindset and want to grow quickly franchising is a great investment vehicle.
Depends entirely on the man and his strengths; some guys have the complete skill set and drive other need a helping hand via a franchise. Don’t know how much Augusta charges but here in NZ you’d have to be a fool to franchise as it’s rated the worlds easiest country to start a business
@@sirath35 isn’t owning a franchise still owning a business? I’d consider every Augusta owner a entrepreneur and I’m sure none of them feel like they are “working for the man.” Id also say none of them are fools😂
He's so poor, he owns a house, multiple trucks, mowers, all the equipment necessary to run a lawn care business, marketing. Man I can relate so hard to this guy. My heart goes out to him.
This entire video doesn’t make sense. You have three to four guys, a huge warehouse, 3x trucks and a car, all professionally signwriten. 2+ standers, push mowers, 2x backpack blowers, etc etc. That’s a huge capital investment to only see $40k ROI. Your asset utilisation must be insanely low.
Lets assume the locations does $500K once optimize for the 3 trucks. Lets assume 15% profit after owners pay and/or GM. Thats $75K. Very achievable. Thats about a 80% annual ROI (initial cost around 100K for trucks and equipment). Honestly that's not bad.
Great job Brice!! Really enjoyed seeing your prospective. ESPECIALLY seeing your second full spring rush with Augusta. Let's GO!!
I love the flatbed/ramp rack setup. Exactly what im looking for
Didn’t get a chance to meet you guys at the conference, but I appreciate you guys sharing with us and taking the time to clip those videos out in the vulnerable!
Great job Brice !! Keep grinding you got this
I can't imagine running a lawn care business and not being mechanically inclined. I've saved $1000s by repairing/modifying my equipment myself.
I do everything for my equipment except warranty stuff
Great video!
Thanks for sharing !
Find a spot to drill/weld/fab/whatever some pins so the ramp won't go up like that. Just put the ramp down slide your steel pin in said hole (like a trailer hitch pin) and poof magic, ramp stays down.
Brice and Coby = Goat Duo
I appreciate it!! 💪
I’m from Newark Ohio and im definitely going to implying the fundamentals to my business 🙏
Great job man. I'm in ohio as well. FYI you guys do trim backwards though 😂 your throwing the grass onto the sidewalks. It's cool though everyone has their own way plus you usually do end up needing to blow the sidewalks off regardless which way you trim 😂
I don’t want this to sounds bad but how do you get Americans to do yard maintenance? I know you have p4p but I’m still very impressed. I’ve only seen Hispanics doing the yard work in our town.
Step one, live where the wealthy are. People around me don't pay for weekly mowing, it's all bi-weekly. Very few are interested in mulching/seeding/fertilizing. I do get some hedge trimming and general cleanup gigs. I live near a military base, lots of lower middle class and people who rent their homes. On the upside, my closing rate is more like 85%. You can't worry about people who don't like your price, because they wouldn't be good customers anyway.
Great video man. I'm looking to start uploading videos to my channel. South Carolina
I applied to work for augsta I really wanted to work for y'all but not having a license failed me
The production is really good. Have you tried pitching a show to Discovery. I'd watch.
mike if I submitted a request to be on business boot camp last week when will i hear back?
We have content scheduled for a bit. If the media team wants to have you on they will reach out ✅👍🏻
@@MikeAndes thanks
That mean green mower looks amazing.
You speak good brother
Thank you!! 🙏
Yeah buddy! Let’s go VW!
How are you only on $20k with that sort and amount of equipment?? Ive got a single truck, single employee, single stander and can only work 30hrs a week and am on $20k a month
$20K was last year number. This month Brice is going for $40K+ 👍🏻💪🏻
@@MikeAndes so he just purchased all those trucks, ramps, equipment and hired 2+ staff to double his monthly revenue?
@@sirath35 I've seen this regurlalrly on this channel, profit margins are low, very low, loads of useless expenses and everything, plus they charge alot. You do You though
@@MikeAndeshow much savings is in these businesses bank accounts?
@@MikeAndesso 500k a year how much is actually profitable? After employees and business bills ?
Cut the spring 1/4 off, should be perfect
"Tried all the holes and it just isn't working out" Some time's you gotta move on man! haha
The more shiny an object is, the harder birds try to poop on it. youre washing your truck too much ..m
LOL
My guy in the video you have done 80% of the work stop working for the man and start your own lawn and landscaping company, come up with your own name and logo you have the drive to own your own business instead of making the man his money so he just can stand there and make calls and write the checks. Trust me you will be happier don’t work for a franchise.
A franchise isn’t for everyone. I make that clear. One thing highlighted in this video that the franchise “did” for Brice was setup dozens of estimates and accepted mowing jobs without him ever needing to take a call or give pricing… or have an office with utilities and training up office staff on customer service and software. I have 7 locations I personally own and am starting another one in June. I didn’t hire or train the GMs. The systems and procedures created by the franchise did. I make more from my locations than the franchise combined. My passive returns from these locations will far out pace the stock market or real estate market (partly why I sold $3M of real estate in 2022). The franchise is NOT required to start one location but to have a location that runs without you, on systems, can become multiple locations and support your managers … much easier with a franchise.
Remember I was a franchisee (Anytime Fitness) before becoming a franchisor. If you want to work in your business for decades, independent is the way to go. If you have more of an investor mindset and want to grow quickly franchising is a great investment vehicle.
Depends entirely on the man and his strengths; some guys have the complete skill set and drive other need a helping hand via a franchise. Don’t know how much Augusta charges but here in NZ you’d have to be a fool to franchise as it’s rated the worlds easiest country to start a business
@@sirath35 isn’t owning a franchise still owning a business?
I’d consider every Augusta owner a entrepreneur and I’m sure none of them feel like they are “working for the man.” Id also say none of them are fools😂
@@Notmuchhutch you’ve miss read what I said. You should be aiming this at Zachary
He's so poor, he owns a house, multiple trucks, mowers, all the equipment necessary to run a lawn care business, marketing. Man I can relate so hard to this guy. My heart goes out to him.
so your that guy!
Lets gooo
This entire video doesn’t make sense. You have three to four guys, a huge warehouse, 3x trucks and a car, all professionally signwriten. 2+ standers, push mowers, 2x backpack blowers, etc etc.
That’s a huge capital investment to only see $40k ROI. Your asset utilisation must be insanely low.
Lets assume the locations does $500K once optimize for the 3 trucks. Lets assume 15% profit after owners pay and/or GM. Thats $75K. Very achievable. Thats about a 80% annual ROI (initial cost around 100K for trucks and equipment). Honestly that's not bad.
dang