can you share those documents that you give your employees *minus p4p info*

Love this uncut talk between you two! Awesome insights

Do you ask the owner for permission or do you put a note on the door saying what you did and how much they pay for that job?

All of this is just Straight GOLD, thank yall so much for sharing.

this is great timing. I started mine 2 weeks ago and have about 12 clients right now lol

Smart idea to have the trimmer line so easily accessible while on the job. Efficient and awesome! 👏 😎

very inspiring

9:52 "oh-ficially 😭

Do you do coaching?

$47, $67, why don't you just simplify and price per property not man hour? seems like the home owner may get annoyed with the odd sum payments and it would simplify it for both parties.

How do I get customers?

Thanks for good tips !

Hey Will, nice video, very informative. Let me ask you about the racks for the weed wackers and leaf blower, what brand and where can I buy it. Same for the mesh ramp. Thank you.

any way i could get that pdf

I love how landscapers always blow their clippings into the neighbors yard.

I'm doing this too ,just me and my son cutting grass

I've been thinking about getting started in lawn care myself.

Man I'm a Handyman looking for a change, I'm trying to start a lawnmower company, your videos have been so useful. I hope I can get out of my 9 to 5 this year.

Might’ve missed it but what is a good number to make this a full time job. I understand estimated pricing and I feel like 40 customers would be a comfortable number for me. I’m going to be operating with my SUV and just haul around a push mower, string line and a blower in my trunk.

If I’m considered leaving my company landscaping job and making my own business, what would a comfortable number of clients be to quit my job and run it full time. Side note, I do not have a truck. I have an SUV so I’ll be starting out with putting a push mower, blower and weed liner in my trunk with the seats down. Again, what’s a safe number to run that type of business full time comfortably

What would you recommend doing when jobs related to your core jobs are scarce? For instance, I primarily mow, but I've only picked up 6 new lawns this season. On the other hand, I've had some lucrative weeding and junk removal jobs, but those introduce obstacles like beating up your body more and dump fees.

Thank you for the educational showcase in this video! Very kind to share your knowledge with others to help them out. Ty! My dad might need this vid soon

thanks man this was helpful!

holy tysm I needed this and it was the first video that came up have a great rest of your day

Oh no just pulled a bunch of these out without the bulb

What method of payment you utilize to get payments from costumers

Did you switch all the phone numbers on the trucks to the Ai phone or keep the office number on them?

I remember when kids used to offer to cut my lawn for $20. ;)

Great video Will keep up the hard work!!!

Do you do monthly legalized billing or pay per cut on a schedule? I’m in Florida and I’m deciding which direction I want to go next year.

I am watching from France brother. Very good content ! Loved the calculations at the end. You seem to use a special software, what's its name ? Keep goin ! You are doin good ! Your French Mower Brother =) God Bless

I started my lawn and landscape business because I wanted to control my destiny. Got tired of the time constraints for promotion in the Air Force. I was out mowing this morning but man I have been wondering why you use push mowers in your business vs stand ons. Is it so you can get new guys up to speed faster or are your yards that small? All of mine are 8-12k and the 30” push mowers aren’t much slower but man they are exhausting after 10-14 yards.

what do you prefer as a limit and deductible amount for commercial auto? and do you prefer dual use (personal + business), or do you keep it separate and have commercial auto policy + personal auto policy? :)

Very nice

I started my lawn care business because i had a problem with my old bosses being unprepared, uninformed and not wanting to learn new things? Because i had all the tools already at home love being outside

What ramp do you use?

Hadnt thought of having a high deductible! Makes sense, thank you :)

Good video thank you Will.

Good info but man, you need a mic. Comica makes a great one.

Thankful to have Found this Man. I literally using all of your Philosophies. Thank you GREATLY!

What are your 5 core services?

when should i start? It’s currently late july and im wondering if i should just wait for spring to start. edit: also if it rains how long should i wait to mow the yard

Great video !!

This is excellent information. Simplifying the services ... taking a step back for more steps forward. Thanks for sharing this Will. 🙏🏾

Amazing video and value to this content so important to do this when you have a business.. keep up the hard work Will!!!!

What programs do you use to keep track of and bill customers? I wrote a program myself in the python language, but it is definitely getting very bogged down due to the volume of customers I have now. I'm really looking for something that can automatically email my customers the day before their lawn is due as well as send them invoices.

I understand where you were trying to go with this. Not your best video, but I do look forward to your next.