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Quoting and time
Do you guys have any insight on how long it takes to complete a job? For example standard forestry mulching setup for 1 acre? Nothing crazy, pretty flat. How long would this take? I’m trying to gauge this mainly because I will be renting equipment early on and want to make sure I can quote properly to still produce revenue. Bottom line is I don’t want to quote a job at 3k and have a setup for a day when a day rental cost $1900 just to not be able to finish it and have to rent another day and lose my butt. Thanks for any insight. Matt
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Just gotta get some reps in to find what works best for your day rate. Austin has a sheet that goes over calculating it on the spreadsheet in the classroom. But on the bright side if you have to rent it 2 days you get 2x the mulching experience and a 5 start review + content + possible referrals even if you break even on the job. And the pain of picing it wrong stings and helps you make a better quote next time. Its also about what rental your getting If i may ask what one your getting, I was renting a 75-3 with a fae but 0 edge on the knives and broken carbides, so it distorted what i thought i could do after my first job. Then i got in a 97-3 and it changed everythingšŸ˜ I also rented a bobcat 7700 and it shredded amazingly but the hydraulic hose broke first day renting it lmao. Some jobs ive been 1 acre of hardwoods and took all day, others done an acre in like 3 hours. best of luck! God Bless.
Small residential jobs.
Do you guys price these out and still use your regular skidsteer. Since im still in the renting equipment phase, should I buy a smaller mulcher for these types of jobs? Or skip them entirely. Thanks. šŸ™
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@William Swingle Thats nice, how much does that weigh? I was almost going to ask the group the other day if anyone started this business with a mini-x. My rental guy said hes getting one in at some point so ill try it out on a few jobs.
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@Jake Starr Nice congrats
Zero Skid Steer Experience
Hi everybody. My name is Bryan and I am starting a Land clearing business with my brother. I am more the admin side and he is operating side but I need experience operating when we scale or my brother can’t operate. My brother won’t be fully retired from the military until Nov 2027 so he is only available part time. I don’t want to wait launching the company because of how fast this niche business is growing. Is they’re a better option other than renting a machine and mulcher head to get some hours in?
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First time i drove one was for my first client. Rental guys show you all the controls and everything its nice. Just dont have them teach you infront of the client.
Man did I have fun on this job…
Carved some trails for a perc test for him. Lots more work to do on his land, but he needed this small phase 1 done first. First time testing a 97-3 with 50 hours and new knives it was amazing…. Compared to the 75-3 I’ve been renting this thing was at least 2x more efficient. It got super dry at the end and I was the creator of dust storms. Makes it disorienting and super unsafe, few times I just had to stop and wait for the dust to clear. This is my 4th job completed since I started start last month. I priced one out and should be getting it here soon, I’ve quoted 65k of jobs so far in a little over a month. Completed 10k worth of jobs so far, I didn’t realize how long it takes for clients to close. They need a decent amount of time and coordination. Thanks to everyone in the group you have been super helpful! Thanks!šŸ™ I know it’s probably busy season and there will be slow seasons, but my projects look good! Anyways, keep grinding boys! Together we conquer!
Man did I have fun on this job…
Callls
Was anyone expecting to get more land clearing calls and wind up doing more normal excavation. I love loans clearing but I get a substantially more residential excavation work.
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Whats your Marketing geared to?
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@Dominic Becs It could be your negative keywords too for google ads. I had to make sure to negative excavation and digging. But also, you can make friends with your local digging guy and pass leads back and forth
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