We are currently running around 200 clients. Our strategy is strictly high volume on small lawns (high route density, quick stops). It works for us, but I know others prefer fewer clients with massive acreage/high tickets. I’m curious—what does your client list look like? Are you chasing volume (lots of small yards) or value (fewer big properties)? Drop your client count below! 👇

How would you quote this a maintenance job till property is sold.

Just curious what everyone in the groups favorite mower and deck size are ? And what do you prefer using and why?

I'm seeing a lot of guys sharing videos of themselves mowing. How do you do that if you're working on your own? And how do you remember to do it when you're in the zone and focusing on getting the job done? I'm flat out remembering to take before and after photos most of the time.

Deciding what services to offer When you start a lawn business, it is quite natural to want to offer lots of different services. However, I also understand that more is not always better. Especially if you are starting on a limited budget. Every single extra service is going to require you buying another piece of equipment, and some of that equipment may be underused or, worse still, not even used at all. Having a laundry list of services will just confuse things If you are on a job and see that you can offer something extra and you have the experience and the equipment, then go right ahead. But don’t add every single service imaginable to your business card. Before creating your list of services, there are a few things that I would like you to consider.