This is the best landscaping channel on TH-cam. Love the fact that you don't blare music, give a 10 minute intro to what you're going to do, pimp out your equipment for everyone, talk about yoour sponsorships, and then show short 2 minute clips of the actual yard work. You earned a subscriber sir. Excellent work. Your attention to detail shows total pride in your work.
I truly appreciate your feedback and thank you for subscribing! I started creating content last July and I hope to continue creating new videos that showcase our work. Thanks again!
great video!!! This profession is very physically demanding and not everyone can do it. The people who do my lawn are humble and professional. my respect, thanks to this person our neighborhoods look great, and our lawns are greener. The guy who does my lawn name is Pablo and he's been doing my lawn for 2 years and now gives me discounts!!
A couple suggestions for you. 1. I’d create some type of bar to attach to your quick chute so it’s quick& easy but also so you’re not taking the risk of putting your hand near the discharge of the mower. 2. I would purchase a stick edger for sidewalks & driveways, use it when the grass is hanging over that much, once you get that Beautiful edge than you can use the string & then use the stick edger every other time to keep that grass back. But other than that beautiful job.
The chute system I use comes with a bar but I removed it because it would get in the way. This chute system is for bigger mower decks so the area I grab it from is outside of the cutting deck so it poses no risk. You’re correct regarding the edge and I should have used a stick edger. I normally use a stick edger on properties that have overgrown grass and dirt buildup along the edge, but I didn’t this time. Thanks for watching. I appreciate the comment!
@@CyberLandscaping Thanks for replying! You could also look into a foot metal connected to a cable if you’d rather go that route, if not then keep mowing, keep growing, & keep making money!
Wow! You're my kind of landscaping service company. Kudos to you!!!Never ever have I seen a landscaper bag the loose grass. I always witnessed them blow it away from the yard that they're manicuring. Resulting in the grass being left in the street to clog the sewer and in the neighbor's yard. I would literally have to go outside when the landscapers would show up to mow my neighbors' lawns on either side of my yard because they would blow the loose grass in front of my house and leave until I told them to stop. I suggested they bag it or blow in the opposite direction back to their customer's yard.
You're right but keep in mind you pay for certain service's that should be discussed ahead of time. If you have a cheap service which is good but not exactly what you want arrange that and pay for it. Your comment is excellent however I find myself several people want time consuming job's done at the $25 minimum
Might as well used a self propelled 21" with a bagger since you had to rake it up and bag it anyway but that's just my .02 cents.Outcome was satisfactory though.
That's true, but the amount of green waste would have increased to 5-6 bags instead of one because of the grass height. I plan on creating new content this season using the bagging method. Thank you for watching!
Just subscribed to your channel. I'm William Nowacki but everyone calls me Will. As a lawn business owner myself that some great skills you got there. Lawn looks really nice and I really love the way how you use your skills on getting this lawn looking it's best
You got skills, Mate! Doing great! I subscribed to your channel, my standard is very similar to yours I like the way you work with the snipper especially, the only thing that I do differrently is, I don't close the chute when I mow, but you've been probably mulching... Its nice if its dry grass, but if wet, its a pain... Keep up the good work, you have future in this business!👏 Cheers, from Brisbane. ;) 🌍💪👍
Thanks for the compliment! I normally deal with St Augustine grass which is great for mulching when it's not overgrown. This lawn required a little more effort due to the height of the grass but normally it's a breeze. Brisbane looks like a beautiful place to live in, get yourself a lotto ticket so you can retire early! I'll send some good luck mojo your way. 🙌
It's actually a 48. My setup consist of a 48 Stander, 32 Stander and 21 push mower. I never mow grass with the big mowers if the lawn is saturated with water to avoid leaving ruts.
Thank you! This was my first time cutting this lawn and it didn't have a defined edged line. It definitely had a thick layer of grass that needed to be cut before reaching the edge of the concrete but it still turned out nice. Thanks again for watching.
Thank you! I’m using the model above the SRM2620 which is the 3020. I've used the 3020 since its initial release date. It’s powerful and doesn’t weight too much compared to other high end trimmers.
@@CyberLandscaping Awesome. I use the Shindaiwa T262...same as the Echo 2620. I was thinking of going to the Shindaiwa T302, same as your 3020 but thought it might be too heavy and powerful for everyday lawn maintenance. I even thought of the T235/SRM225 for its lighter weight but the 21 cc motor seems too small. Sounds like you've been happy with the 3020.
It’s great for residential properties, especially for the biweekly and overgrown lawns. It’s just a matter of not going full throttle on delicate areas.
@@CyberLandscaping I see the same thing with my T262. You have to be careful around delicate areas and not go full throttle but then it doesn't seem like the head spins fast enough to get a good cut. That's why I thought that 21 cc motor on the smaller 225 might be better for weekly lawn maintenance but I'm not sure. The other nice thing about the T302 is that it is made in Japan. Not sure if the echo version 3020 is made there too.
Idk we work completely different. when the clippings dry up they look pretty bad on the lawn. But I guess everybody works different and every client is different.
@@charliergv9568 I appreciate the support! I recommend you carry extra parts for your equipment to reduce down time. I always carry back up belts, throttle cables and PTO switches.
Your making a mess you need something smaller but considering how hi it was I get it! But I’ll run a ring around you your skills are helpful at most no hate!
This is a legitimate question not poking fun at all! Are you alergic to sun exposure? I see you are protecting yourself 100%... im not alergic but i do take it seriously, i wear long sleeve fishing shirts long pants and a large sun hat every afternoon...
I’m not allergic but I’ve been covering up like this since I started working in the business 22 years ago. It’s good to get some sun, but I doubt it’s healthy if you’re in it 5-6 days a week as a career.
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This is a guy who doesn't waste time talking, just gets right to work, raw audio, no time lapse, this is perfect
Thanks for the comment! Expect new videos this mowing season. It's long over due.
@CyberLandscaping keep up the good work man👍
You cut that lawn and clean up like a boss.
Great video and thanks for allowing us to hear the power of the engine instead of some awful sounding background music. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching! I appreciate your comment.
@@CyberLandscaping hello
Hello! I hope you're doing well. I believe I forgot to respond to your last comment.
@@CyberLandscaping what is the last comment about
I believe you asked how I was doing if I'm not mistaken. I'm good but in need of a vacation.
Cyber Landscape = The GOAT landscaping channel. So simple, so successful
Thanks for cutting the grass 😀😀😀🌾🌾🌾
Thank you guys for keeping HOUSTON beautiful!!!
You are great and your work is remarkable!
Thank you for cutting my lawn.Thank you for cutting my lawn.
This is the best landscaping channel on TH-cam. Love the fact that you don't blare music, give a 10 minute intro to what you're going to do, pimp out your equipment for everyone, talk about yoour sponsorships, and then show short 2 minute clips of the actual yard work. You earned a subscriber sir. Excellent work. Your attention to detail shows total pride in your work.
I truly appreciate your feedback and thank you for subscribing! I started creating content last July and I hope to continue creating new videos that showcase our work. Thanks again!
Let's see the back. That was awesome.
Great video, you so great at edging
Beautiful cut bro. I love that u cut it at the correct height. So many channels on here scalp St Augustine and it drives me crazy
Thanks, I'm glad you like it! I've always preferred the look and feel of a thick lawn as well.
yeah they do that here in north texas too. I'm always on the high cut side. 3-4 inches. no one ever complains.
A good double cut with a Honda HRX217 would've been perfect for this yard. Using the bagger for both cuts.
Very well done. You are detailed in your edging & mowing, I enjoyed this video very much. Keep up the good work. 👍
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it. 😌
I liked the snoopy neighbor near the beginning, opening and closing their front door.
great video!!! This profession is very physically demanding and not everyone can do it. The people who do my lawn are humble and professional. my respect, thanks to this person our neighborhoods look great, and our lawns are greener. The guy who does my lawn name is Pablo and he's been doing my lawn for 2 years and now gives me discounts!!
A couple suggestions for you.
1. I’d create some type of bar to attach to your quick chute so it’s quick& easy but also so you’re not taking the risk of putting your hand near the discharge of the mower.
2. I would purchase a stick edger for sidewalks & driveways, use it when the grass is hanging over that much, once you get that Beautiful edge than you can use the string & then use the stick edger every other time to keep that grass back. But other than that beautiful job.
The chute system I use comes with a bar but I removed it because it would get in the way. This chute system is for bigger mower decks so the area I grab it from is outside of the cutting deck so it poses no risk.
You’re correct regarding the edge and I should have used a stick edger. I normally use a stick edger on properties that have overgrown grass and dirt buildup along the edge, but I didn’t this time.
Thanks for watching. I appreciate the comment!
@@CyberLandscaping Thanks for replying! You could also look into a foot metal connected to a cable if you’d rather go that route, if not then keep mowing, keep growing, & keep making money!
Wow! You're my kind of landscaping service company. Kudos to you!!!Never ever have I seen a landscaper bag the loose grass. I always witnessed them blow it away from the yard that they're manicuring. Resulting in the grass being left in the street to clog the sewer and in the neighbor's yard. I would literally have to go outside when the landscapers would show up to mow my neighbors' lawns on either side of my yard because they would blow the loose grass in front of my house and leave until I told them to stop. I suggested they bag it or blow in the opposite direction back to their customer's yard.
Thank you for the compliment! I'm sorry you have to deal with those type of crews. Have a wonderful week!
@@CyberLandscaping , if I resided in Texas, I would definitely use your services.
You're right but keep in mind you pay for certain service's that should be discussed ahead of time. If you have a cheap service which is good but not exactly what you want arrange that and pay for it. Your comment is excellent however I find myself several people want time consuming job's done at the $25 minimum
Leaving grass in the road or for the neighbors is highly unprofessional. Leaving it in the road can cause motorcycles to slide out and crash.
Супер,браво,просто релакс! Будем косить так же.Большое спасибо за видео!!!!
Professional at work
Awesome job sir. Love the bag trick. I will be trying it next mow.
The bag trick definitely helps with the clean up process. Thank you for watching!
It's common sense not a trick
@@AZMDHI Sure looked like a trick to me.
@@bullmoosepiper7732 thats because this ain't your trade son. Magicians fool you too I bet. 😭
Very neat work. Impressive!
Thank you!
Thank you for your video I enjoy it good job on the lawn looks great
Looks like it cuts really well, nice job
Nice cut looking sharp! New Sub also💪🏽
This guys lawn is beautiful 😍
👍👍👍
Well done!
Good work great video
Thanks for that grass bagging tip the yard looks awesome
Anytime, thank you for watching. I appreciate it!
Might as well used a self propelled 21" with a bagger since you had to rake it up and bag it anyway but that's just my .02 cents.Outcome was satisfactory though.
That's true, but the amount of green waste would have increased to 5-6 bags instead of one because of the grass height. I plan on creating new content this season using the bagging method. Thank you for watching!
Shiiiit that was beautiful
A+ boss
Lovely cut
That’s beautiful job
I always edge, turf edge, blow, cut , no pick up. To each is on still gr8 vid.
Nice job love the edging
Thanks, I appreciate the comment! 😁
Esto me encanta, porque aquí en República Dominicana eso es lo que hago 😍❤️😘
Saludos! 👍
Very pretty yard. Nice job.
Grass and edges are nice crispy cut.👍👍
Thank you!
Great Job!
Thank you!
Love to watch your video, it is so satisfied to watch.
🙌
Just subscribed to your channel. I'm William Nowacki but everyone calls me Will. As a lawn business owner myself that some great skills you got there. Lawn looks really nice and I really love the way how you use your skills on getting this lawn looking it's best
Thank you! I appreciate the compliment. Have a great new year!
Very good work 💯😎💪
Thanks! I appreciate the comment! 🙌
dam the mower cuts great
It's my favorite mower! They don't make this model any longer.
Dude you do a good job homie 👍
Thanks, I appreciate the comment! 🤜🤛
You got skills, Mate! Doing great! I subscribed to your channel, my standard is very similar to yours I like the way you work with the snipper especially, the only thing that I do differrently is, I don't close the chute when I mow, but you've been probably mulching... Its nice if its dry grass, but if wet, its a pain...
Keep up the good work, you have future in this business!👏
Cheers, from Brisbane. ;) 🌍💪👍
Thanks for the compliment! I normally deal with St Augustine grass which is great for mulching when it's not overgrown. This lawn required a little more effort due to the height of the grass but normally it's a breeze.
Brisbane looks like a beautiful place to live in, get yourself a lotto ticket so you can retire early! I'll send some good luck mojo your way. 🙌
Me encanta tu canal, hace un bonito trabajo👏
Gracias 🙌
Awesome video 👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌
😌 🙌
Good job 👍
Thank you 🙌
i like to watching this channel...
😃🙌
Man I felt the pain he felt when he ran out of string 😂
It was definitely unexpected considering that this was our first attempt at a full mowing video.
Love the HD 60FPS
Nice video.
Thank you! I appreciate the comment!
The guys lawn next door looks burnt out..must be cutting it too short
Nice good job
Thank you! I appreciate the comment. 👍
Cool
Nice
Top job👍curios to know why you do the edges last? I do mine first then blow all the loose stuff on the lawn and then mulch it in.
Oh no next door is watching your moves
Was that the creepy neighbor looking through the cracked door
Saya sangat menyukai pekerjaan anda.
Terima kasih! Saya menghargainya.
tools and equipment:
Wright stander 48"
Echo srm3020
Echo pb770h
black rake
black bag
I wish my edging look like yours
I prefer use a 30" push mower . Not that 36"
It's actually a 48. My setup consist of a 48 Stander, 32 Stander and 21 push mower.
I never mow grass with the big mowers if the lawn is saturated with water to avoid leaving ruts.
@@CyberLandscaping I thought was a 36 looks small to me .. I operate and scag vride and looks bigger. ... Also a 61 an 72 hustler
Nice! 👍 My favorite mower is the 48 Stander RH that you see in the video. It's compact and does a great job with residential lawns.
@@CyberLandscaping yes you write those mowers are good .. I like it .. unfortunately we don't used in residential ..
Get a stick edger for that thick grass .
I agree with you. This lawn did not have a defined edged and a stick edger would have worked better.
4:50 you is nice like you using hairclippers hit that corner right its sharp an clean
Thank you! This was my first time cutting this lawn and it didn't have a defined edged line. It definitely had a thick layer of grass that needed to be cut before reaching the edge of the concrete but it still turned out nice. Thanks again for watching.
This grass is so green ! How to preserve it ? This green is so beautiful !
Fertilizer and proper watering helps.
What kind of grass is this?!
@@davidcontreras751 St. Augustine grass
Homes were built too close to each other. It's the reason neighbors argue about side yards.
Should’ve just bagged from the beginning
The string trimmer line lasts a long time. Can you please share what brand and size line that you use ?
Sucks when houses are so close together like that, makes it tough to mow the yard
Definitely! We have to be careful with the vehicles and avoid blowing trash on the neighbor’s side.
Sorry, please write links to agricultural equipment used on the Amazon site.
Hello 👋 I use a professional machine branded as ECHO SRM-3020. I believe Amazon sells residential and professional models. Thank you for watching!
@@CyberLandscaping Thank you for your reply, I wish you success.
So no one is gonna talk about the peeping neighbor ?👀
I didn't notice until I was editing the video and got a kick out of it.
Well Done! The lawn looks excellent. Looks like you are using the SRM2620 trimmer. How are you enjoying that unit? Thanks.
Thank you! I’m using the model above the SRM2620 which is the 3020. I've used the 3020 since its initial release date. It’s powerful and doesn’t weight too much compared to other high end trimmers.
@@CyberLandscaping Awesome. I use the Shindaiwa T262...same as the Echo 2620. I was thinking of going to the Shindaiwa T302, same as your 3020 but thought it might be too heavy and powerful for everyday lawn maintenance. I even thought of the T235/SRM225 for its lighter weight but the 21 cc motor seems too small. Sounds like you've been happy with the 3020.
It’s great for residential properties, especially for the biweekly and overgrown lawns. It’s just a matter of not going full throttle on delicate areas.
@@CyberLandscaping I see the same thing with my T262. You have to be careful around delicate areas and not go full throttle but then it doesn't seem like the head spins fast enough to get a good cut. That's why I thought that 21 cc motor on the smaller 225 might be better for weekly lawn maintenance but I'm not sure. The other nice thing about the T302 is that it is made in Japan. Not sure if the echo version 3020 is made there too.
3020 is made in Japan.
Becareful of between two lawn.sometimes they fight.
Did you see the door opened on next door? They almost came out to argue but saw camera then hides
How many many inches do you put your lawnmower up too
Hello 👋 5 inches for healthy lawns and 3-4 inches for the rest.
Idk we work completely different. when the clippings dry up they look pretty bad on the lawn. But I guess everybody works different and every client is different.
When you do edging does particles fly on to your face
It's doesn't happen as often as you may think but it's still important to wear safety goggles for that reason.
What are you using for string on your weedwacker.
Oregon Magnum Gatorline .095 - round version. I been using it for several years and I'm quite happy with it.
@@CyberLandscaping thank you.
What kind of camera set up are you using?
I recorded this video with a Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G.
Weird person peeping out the door lol
😂
How much would you charge for something like this because I want to start a business of mine and I don’t know where to price it at?
How high do you cut the grass?
@Cyber Landscaping what level did you cut this grass
Max deck height which was 6 inches.
@@CyberLandscaping thanks looks beautiful, I'll be trying this on my grass
Which type of grass, please?
St Augustine grass
First time using this mower?
What height of inch you usually cut most lawns?
Between 4 and 5 inches for healthy lawns.
@@CyberLandscaping thank you. You got yourself a new subscriber. Im starting my lawn business 🔥❤️. Great videos man
@@charliergv9568 I appreciate the support! I recommend you carry extra parts for your equipment to reduce down time. I always carry back up belts, throttle cables and PTO switches.
Bro just bring along a plastic bin to throw the clippings in
What part of Texas?
Houston, TX
I ben cuttig grass sents 2 years old
That poor yard 😢
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Si a páresen una máquina b
What brand weedeater u useing
It's a commercial model, ECHO-SRM 3020
@@CyberLandscaping echo is great brand I have use few times before great weedeater
Man that string is way too long on the trimmer
Bună ziua cît costă o cositoare?
Ye machine hume. Khridni hai...
What size mower deck?
48 inch adjustable deck
Do you have trouble doing residential properties with smaller back gates?
@JoshsLawnServiceTV Yes, I use a 32" Wright Stander for small back yard gates or really small front yards.
Yeah, I think ima go with the 32inch Scag stand on mower
bruh this ur first time mowing?😭
D'oh!
Your making a mess you need something smaller but considering how hi it was I get it! But I’ll run a ring around you your skills are helpful at most no hate!
Do this pavement made by concrete¿??????????????
string way too long edging atleast
This is a legitimate question not poking fun at all! Are you alergic to sun exposure? I see you are protecting yourself 100%... im not alergic but i do take it seriously, i wear long sleeve fishing shirts long pants and a large sun hat every afternoon...
I’m not allergic but I’ve been covering up like this since I started working in the business 22 years ago. It’s good to get some sun, but I doubt it’s healthy if you’re in it 5-6 days a week as a career.
Cyber Landscaping i completely agree! I work without covering myself until about 11 or sometimes lunch then i block the damaging afternoon sun