70k First Year Starting a Lawn Business

The Back Story on what got me started in the lawn care industry.

[@FloridaTurfPros]

Give me a "Like" and hit that SUBSCRIBE button: Game Changing Content Coming in 2020. Ya'll wanna see Jamie??? Let me know....💥👇

[@Orefamilylawncare]

I didn't see the love button so I hit the like button 🤷👌

[@rockfordfinn9545]

Great content as always Jonathan. Would love to hear Jamie's input as well. Two years ago I actually quit my District Director role at one of the nation's largest pharmacies after 16 years to pursue my own lawn care/property maintenance company for many of the same reasons you mentioned as well. Yes I got paid a six figure plus salary but the time away from family was killing me as well as the expectation to have my phone with me 24 7 to answer emails and work around the clock, politics, etc. My wife was the one that really pushed me to leave my corporate life behind and pursue something that I loved doing. We decided to actually sell our house in the cities and leave the craziness behind. We moved to our lake home up North in a quaint cabin town to raise our two little kids as this is also where I wanted to opened my business that focuses primarily on property maintenance for vacation homes so we could work and play in the beautiful Northwoods. The amount of quality family time since the transition has been amazing and life is good. Wish you and everyone watching a Happy and prosperous 2020. PS - any way you can bring us along for a quick ride in your boat sometime, would love to see the FL water amidst all the cold and snow up here in WI:). Take care.

[@FloridaTurfPros]

Rockford Finn Wow what a great story! Post a video on this sometime and let me know when it’s out! I’ll shoot some footage next time I’m in the boat.. I’ll be on the water the next few days.

[@rockfordfinn9545]

Awesome! Thanks Jonathan, look forward to it. I'll see about that vid, it's been a fun journey, wife says do it :).

[@christopherteer3462]

Love the content just subscribed, im a former sheriff deputy myself but have a few years in lawn care. Looking at starting my own as well. Just have to get the wife on board so any video from your wife would be helpful brother thanks!

[@elitelawnpros5437]

Hey great content! I’ve been an LEO for 10 years now and make $39,900 topped out and I work for the biggest Sheriffs Office in Arkansas (Little Rock area). I transferred out of the Homicide division in January of 2019 because of the time away from family for the past 3 1/2 years. PLUS working a lot of “Off duty security” to supplement income. I decided in September 2019, the end of our mowing season, to start my Lawn Care and Landscaping business. I licensed and insurance it. I wasn’t expecting to make much because it was the end of the season. October I grossed $4000, November I grossed $3,800 and December $1200. I was shocked seeing that I made that especially with me not being from the area I live and not knowing anyone. I’m certain I can replace my income this spring and will be full time. I’ve bought and paid for all equipment to run the business except my truck and mowers. Neighborhood word of mouth and social media got my business going. I love your financial content instead of the mowing tall grass videos lol

[@kristopherg4804]

I'm leaving 14 yrs of Missouri Department of Corrections behind this Spring. I'm nervous yet optimistic. As I'm watching this video I am sifting through my direct mail postcards I mailing out this Monday, almost 5000 of them. Plus a 1000 door hangers I'll be beating the payment soon with them! I've always loved working outside and mowing/landscaping... Time to leave behind 14 yrs of grossly underpaid ...long shifts and dealing with convicts. Thanks for your videos, you and Brian have been a great inspiration to me getting my ducks in a row to make this change in my life!

[@bryonrobb3749]

I'm starting my lawn care business in the spring and my wife has been my biggest supporter. Thanks for all the awesome content!

[@FloridaTurfPros]

Bryon Robb you’re extremely blessed to have her support. Crush it

[@Jason-zw2dg]

Wait until you start buying equipment and you only have 1,2 or 3 days of work. Lol.

[@Jason-zw2dg]

@Total Proscape Lawn care? Afford what?

[@Jason-zw2dg]

@Total Proscape Lawn care thats what i thought you meant but wasn't sure. Idk man. Im kind of on the fence with this one. Bigger and better equipment opens up more possibilities for you. I personally just bought a Walker and its allowed me to take on larger accounts and make more money than i did before. I like buying what I can grow into and the added stress helps push me

[@Jason-zw2dg]

@Total Proscape Lawn care year 5. Ive been through three 30" toros and four 21" toros. No mentor or anything. Learned as i go. I wish I would have bought the Walker a few years ago though

[@Myherbalcoach409]

WOW..Cool. Very ironic. I'm a Corporal with a Sheriff's Office over here in Louisiana. You are right, there's no good money as a Law Enforcement Officer. I have ran my lawn business for about a year not. My first year I made about $15,000 for the year. I have decided to slowly grow my business and eventually I will retire from law enforcement with a minimum of 13 years of service. Thanks for the transparency. You may not understand this, but it is MUCH appreciated.

[@Razrback]

We are under rated because there's more to it than just cutting grass love your videos... thank you for your knowledge....!!!!!!

[@MrFuzzyscreen]

Awesome! Exception or not I love having a goal and working my way to achieve it. Thanks for sharing.

[@ianwithredbird]

Couldn't do it without my wife. Not a chance. She thought I was nuts! I appreciate your videos! They're saved me a lot of time and money!

[@deville.c]

Nothing but great advice ... Just wanted to say thanks for your posts.im in the paper work process to be legit.nice to have a good ol lady backing me up

[@thomasfarrell2275]

My wife wants to support me starting but has a lot of reservations on me leaving my current job. I would love to see Jamie give her perspective and hopefully I can show my wife the video and it will help me gain her full support. Thanks again Jonathan.

[@FloridaTurfPros]

Thomas Farrell I’ll put Jamie in here and we’ll discuss it

[@rubenc.467]

Great video Florida Turf Pros 😎👍

[@DaddysWreck]

Great video! We did alittle of 75k the first year... It's VERY possible. Work hard, and advertise/website.

[@popeslawnservice5227]

This is awesome! I’ve been watching your content for a while now. Really good stuff!! Thanks for sharing!

[@samerodeh6757]

Thanks so much for your help, will be launching my company is sw Florida in March!! Thanks for all the help and advice ♥️

[@1345mack]

Thank you for sharing

[@housemachine509]

Very excited to hear your joy in this video

[@mattpahuta]

Awesome bro.!!! Thank you!!! Your wife's perspective will be great!!!

[@tikigene6054]

Your doing the right thing. J 3:16, is about love of the world, correct money follows when caretaking this place as well. The work is setting the example. Hope 2020 in hindsight next year makes properties even more fast, efficient, and hopefully better.

[@michaelhorvath1109]

Thank you for guiding me about being focused on fast, efficient, and quality work. It is easy to get side tracked. Time management is my strength. Just getting ready to purchase equipment and you are so right about sticking with the same brand.

[@jordangirard4180]

Amazing video, it’s like you took some questions right out of my head! Can’t wait to hear what your wife has to say.

[@tmanthemotivator8833]

your the best, stay humble my friend

[@robertweltzheimer9728]

CORY'S CLEAN CUTS is starting up in spring...thanks for the motivational speech!

[@FloridaTurfPros]

Good luck man... Hope 2020 is awesome for you.

[@MatthewSmith-uf6tr]

Update?

[@theleefamily6821]

Law enforcement "It was bad".... 😄😄 Agreed!

[@militarycutlawnservices7804]

Great video! Thanks for the transparency. I am a retired LO at 36 from injuries sustained while overseas with the military. Started my biz in July and I love it. Business is doing well and lawncare/landscaping is very therapeutic for me. VA is putting me through grad school for my MBA as well. My thoughts, it’s the interpersonal people skills and business acumen that are important and promote success. Assuming you do good and honest work at a fair rate. You are one of the few LC KZbinrs I follow. Keep me coming!

[@donanderson542]

Great story 👍

[@JsCrazyCutzLLC]

Love this! Totally would love for you to get your wife on a video and hear it from her perspective! Thanks for sharing!

[@cleangreenlawnservicellc2630]

Once again, one of the best channels on FB. Spouse support is key in everything. It can be done without it, but it multiplies the challenge. Good stuff bro.

[@FloridaTurfPros]

Ya, I'm gonna get Jamie on here and let her roast me... she thought I was crazy.

[@cleangreenlawnservicellc2630]

@@FloridaTurfPros behind every good man, there's a great woman. Seriously, I'm looking forward to seeing her. Some of the other guys have their wives on and I think it's neat. Blessings to you, your family, and FL Turf Pros.

[@jamesbedell7261]

Loved the video!!! I started my business a little late in June of 2015 and l’m doing pretty good for my self! I love to hear your wife’s side of the story because l know my wife has a good story regarding the last 5yrs!

[@FloridaTurfPros]

Ya, I'm def gonna get Jamie on here... She will tell it like it is.

[@mitchfortson8398]

Im a sheriffs deputy and I'm trying to start a lawn care business for my days off.

[@paulreints2279]

I was a cop too. After a few years of doing that and now something similar, I've made up my mind to start my lawn care business this year. Being my own boss is the most appealing part of lawn care. Running the business itself is something I don't have much experience in, but I'm learning more every day & I feel ready to start making mistakes & learning from them.

[@Squarebodyshelley]

Great story man, I hit 208k this year, 2 man crew 1 truck 1 trailer. Gotta have that support though for sure

[@lawncareprosllc534]

You are the man! You have no idea how much you have helped me with your content!

[@FloridaTurfPros]

Anex Garcia love knowing the videos help people... thanks for letting me know

[@lawncareprosllc534]

@@FloridaTurfPros Man, only a handful of guys who are in your position have what you have. It's unique and you really take your time to help others. I truly appreciated.

[@BobbyBowker]

I’d like to hear your wife’s side of the story. You did very well your first year. I struggled because even though I had some great advice from KZbin folks including you, I changed a sound game plan in exchange for my own(due to impatience). Big mistake and ended up chasing the $$$ working for low ballers all over town. I got more dialed in last year, focused on route density, marketing target neighborhoods, and a website. Much better results. I hope this helps someone to not make my Craigslist mistake. PS: there are a lot of cheesy, flashy Lawn Care channels, but yours is quality info from a genuine achiever with no hidden agenda. Thanks again for what you share!!!

[@FloridaTurfPros]

You're welcome. I really appreciate getting these types of comments from people, because it lets me know that the videos do really help the people who are really trying to better their business. Thanks for your feedback and kind words.

[@mr.cslawncare1347]

Gearing up for going full time from being a side hustle for 4 years. My wife is terrified! I'm 56 and have a decent career in food service sales but margins are way down and i'm making less than i've made in 20 years. My website is almost done, i have 30 lawns, but i need a major marketing push through Google My Business, Facebook Ads, new wrap for my truck, and new boots. Ha! If your wife could help my wife that would be cool. Thanks so much for the great content. Randy/Mr. C

[@Jason-zw2dg]

Bid propertis on a dollar a minute for starters . Then advertise. Boosted Facebook posts in a targeted area work wonders

[@mr.cslawncare1347]

@@Jason-zw2dg thank you

[@BobbyBowker]

Mr. C's Lawncare you are set to take off. Those 30 clients will multiple exponentially. Try business cards on magnets(Amazon) hit up every mailbox with a paper box underneath, nice neighborhoods. Uncle a month all year long. Fertilization is an excellent way to generate more $$$ too.

[@mr.cslawncare1347]

Yard Envy thanks for the encouragement

[@SouthernStyleLawnCare]

Great video Johnathan. Sounds a lot like how I started up. You have to be self motivated and serious to make it in this industry and know what your doing. Time is money. Keep up the good work.

[@FloridaTurfPros]

Thanks, man. Appreciate you watching and your feedback.

[@clsmallenginerepair3814]

I didnt know you was a police officer,, thats cool. Put jamie on, id like to see what she thought at first. My wife thought i was nuts, or goin through a midlife crisis,,lol I went from a medical equipment sales rep to small engine repair an lawncare business..awesome srory

[@FloridaTurfPros]

C & L Small Engine Repair Lawncare I’ll put her on here and we’ll talk about this.

[@memyselfi5907]

Jonathan awesome video, I quit my job and I was working for my folks for 11 years and decided to go into lawn Care. And never looked back. This April I will be starting my eighteenth year. Lots of bumps and bruises on the way, all part of the learning process. Jonathan I know exactly how you feel, congratulations on your success. But having your biblical background you know that it's Christ blessing us and watching over us. Grace to you!!

[@brandonhicks669]

Great information as always! You have some of the best information out there. Alway two thumbs up. I would like to meet up with you to pick your brain. I live about 40 mins away and 2019 was my first year in business full time. Anyway, keep up the great videos.

[@BobbyBowker]

I was a restaurant manager for about 20 years. Looks like you were too. You can do it bro!!! Referrals are a big help to.

[@chrisdoerr7063]

Great video! I'm glad you made this, I am in the fire service and have had the same thoughts. I have moved up the ladder some but the more you move up the more you see politics take a HUGE roll in the next steps for you and your family's future. This is my first year mowing and it will he a side business for now but big hope's of turning this into something larger down the road. Glad you made this video it just helps me confirm things for myself because there is a ton of upfront commitment with law and fire so to walk away at any point is a big deal. Thanks again!

[@cameronfitch9357]

Thank you for serving. I would reccomend that you go for it when the opportunity presents itself. I was afraid to quit my job and move to it full time, So they fired me and I'm still in business mowing 4 years later.

[@chrisdoerr7063]

@@cameronfitch9357 thanks, I'm going to put my best foot forward and test the waters and see how things go for me. Funny how things just work out some times. Glad your business is going good for you.

[@FloridaTurfPros]

Chris Doerr it’s all politics past sergeant in law enforcement

[@jbaker4900]

First couple of years...I want to make a difference in my community. Few years in... I need to make a difference in my bank account. 10 years was enough for me.

[@housemachine509]

Fast, efficient and marketing.

[@larrymcgowen5883]

Definitely would like to hear Jamie’s perspective on starting a lawn care business.

[@FloridaTurfPros]

We're going to be releasing a video in the next few days... I think you will like it.

[@isaacartavia6278]

I remember when I first started my business back in 2016. At that time my fiance who's my wife now supported me 100% of the time, I was still working a full-time job with a similar story to yours. I finally decided to quit my job in 2018 of June that's when my daughter was born. Like who thinks of that?! To quit your job when you have a child on the way LOL. Started full time in the business and all I can say man I am a blessed man by the grace of God never looked back again!

[@xbebe]

Nice ! I'm still doing this on the side for the pass 2 years. Last year I made $40k gross. I might go full time this year. Keep grinding my boy 👍 Edit : I like how you pointed out you have to be fast and do quality work to be profitable. This is so important.

[@chuckmaxon3727]

Last year was a 'test run' for me, I am (or was) retired. I ended up with around 30 accounts so this year I filed for an LLC and went legit. This will open the door to some commercial clients. I was a machinist for 40 years, I make triple on the hour now compared to what I was paid to do as a skilled tradesman. I enjoy your vids!

[@Jerrxx1128]

Made 78,000 first year here in south Florida.

[@AlbertoGonzalez-yu3pe]

I started 2012 $40k first year now I'm at $130k now with 1 truck 2 men

[@dandylawnandmaintenance4407]

Great video. I did not know you had been in Enforcement. I honestly dont know how many with kids can do that job. Much respect. Just can not imagine you with that hat on your head haha. Guess I imagined you as a Rock Star or something like that which you are in my book. I remember as a child I was always working on neighbors yards. Its a thing ya know. Thanks for sharing great story.

[@zionmobile]

100% I was a deputy in Okaloosa County close to where you are for a few years about 15 years ago. Started out at 28k a year lol

[@BirchsLawnCareLLC]

Great video!! Thanks for sharing! 70K your first year out is awesome!!! I may have missed it but did you start out with a helper,crew or all solo?

[@LawnCareRookie]

🔥🔥

[@FloridaTurfPros]

You up to early on a holiday homie. Haha.. thanks for hanging out.

[@LawnCareRookie]

@@FloridaTurfPros LoL The grind never stops when you do what you love 🤙

[@johnromanelli1818]

Yeah we need to meet your better half. Great video always something good to take away from your videos

[@FloridaTurfPros]

Ya, I'm going to get Jamie on here and let her tell everyone how crazy I was.

[@housemachine509]

I’m heading out to Naples starting up a small landscape to supplement my remodeling. I’m sure it’s tough competition but I feel if you plant your seed in the right area and you deliver you can’t go wrong. I’ve always been self made so hard work is normal. Just a bit smarter these days.

[@chrisposada6221]

Im down here in naples !!!!

[@housemachine509]

UpHillChris51 no way!!! 🤙🤙 I thought you were Tampa. I plan on starting a remodeling full time and flip/rental properties since that’s what we do now. Then have the lawn on the side. I have all the stand on/toys etc etc already. I’ve mostly have focused on high end and it’s always worked out. 🤙🤙

[@housemachine509]

UpHillChris51 oh wait I thought u were Florida turf oops my bad but nice to meet ya!

[@chrisposada6221]

@@housemachine509 No Problem Man , im currently a Account manger for a install landscaping company down here in Naples pretty big company , you should hit up Marco isalnd theres plenty of work there !

[@housemachine509]

UpHillChris51 yes I was told that as well. I guess it also depends where we find a place. (Distance etc etc ) 🤙👌

[@heftyhellion7155]

Love the videos. Helpful and insightful. But I was wondering if you could maybe make a video or just a comment thread on how you bill and collect money for services rendered. And who to sit down with to legally start and setup an official business withI’m seriously thinking of starting my own lawn care business soon. And those were just some points that concern me the most. Thanks.

[@Shibbynow06]

Besides getting to know marketing and finances get to know landscaping. Know the difference between shade plants and full sun plants, how to trim each plant type, what plants grow fast, slow, or are dwarf varieties, know all the different types of grass varieties and what grass is full sun vs shade grass, get to know mulch vs bark, gravel types, sprinklers, Christmas lights...etc....etc...etc. I could go on and on but the more knowledgeable you are the more clients feel comfortable using you even if you're a brand new company. Also find your niche in landscaping. Our niche for my landscaping coming is we're a full service landscaping company meaning one call and all they're landscaping needs are met. We do landscape installs, sprinklers, waterfalls, lawn maintenance, stone work, fertilization and on and on. I slowly but surely started learning new things all the time and kept adding more new things that out company could do. I moved to Tampa in December of 2015 and started a landscape company in Feb 2016 with a Dodge ram and some hand tools. Today we have a 4 door Kodiak w/dump bed, a 30k dump truck, 2 3500 duallys, 18 ft enclosed + 28 ft. Enclosed trailer, 14k dump trailer, 18 ft. flatbed trailer, 3 ride mowers, and brand new cat mini-ex. Everything is paid for except the cat mini ex bc they offered 1% financing. There's so much work in Florida it's ridiculous. We ended up doing just over 120k out first year and now our average is about 42k per month. Find the places where it's good to buy used vs new. Warranties can be great but new price payments can cripple a company. Whatever you do in landscaping do better than your best work, be honest with your clients don't hesitate to say you don't know how to do something, get the work done fast and efficiently but also professionally, but also don't be the cheap guy. Set your rates to make money and find people that want to pay you what you're worth. Don't be the cheap guy that ruins the market. I always tell other landscapers if everyone charges what they're supposed to then it's a win for all contractors bc everyone gets more money, don't be the cheap guy and take food off your table. I wish more people would share pricing bc it would only help contractors in whatever market they're in. It would help stop the low ballers and new contractors who don't know how to bid. I tell any contractor that ask what I charge bc I'm not in the business of selling my company off of pricing. I'm selling my company off of reputation, a brand, who we are as a company. GOOD LUCK ALL YOU NEW LANDSCAPERS! LOTS MONEY TO NE MADE!

[@The3rd1inLine]

I’m a patrol officer thinking about taking the leap. I used to cut grass for my dads business 20 years ago. Would you suggest working with someone on the side to gain skills?

[@serodriguez1990]

Yikes! $15 starting for LEO? Chicago suburbs start in the 65k-75k, but agree, very tough job and those guys and gals deserve that and more! Thanks again for the video! Since I started watching your channel I always wondered how big of a factor your wife played in supporting the household financially when you first started full time. Glad you are going to bring her on. My wife has a few side hustles, one is looking really good for substantial growth, but until that I am in corporate job, make modest income (less then 40k) and am the main income as she stays at home with the three kids 4 and under. Looking to make the change and transition into full time in the lawn care service, and appreciate your videos in helping this become a reality!

[@FloridaTurfPros]

I think you'll really like to hear from my wife, Jamie. I'll bring her on and let her answer a lot of questions that people have regarding us getting started.

[@Grassology-vs1hn]

I’m 46 years old.I started PT lawn care in summer of 2017 to supplement my income to help our boys pay for college. My wife was on board especially since she was home dealing with some health issues.Ive been working in the health care industry for 22 years and I’m scared to leave my job to go FT in lawn care.I would love to be in control of my time.what advice can someone give so I can get over my fear of going FT in lawn care?

[@ttlawncare3595]

Grassology4610 Hey man hope all is well I went full time last year and the support of my wife was huge but we did discuss our income and other things most all we prayed and after that I just stepped out in faith and from that day to this I don’t regret it. I was in the Corporate world for a number of years. Just To be able to go to my kids school programs I have a High Schooler that’s in basketball in his junior year. Just to have ‘time freedom’ has been huge. Praying for you and your family that the best decision is made take care.

[@AJourneyOfYourSoul]

Gaining market share requires effort that most companies are no longer willing to do. Great for people like yourself.

[@larrysiers9369]

would love to hear your wifes opinion.....i know how how my wife reacted when i made the decision to retire from teaching and go full time.....lets just say she wasnt real excited about it.....

[@FloridaTurfPros]

Haha... ya, I get it. I'll get Jamie on here and let her grill me for a bit.

[@dstahl9594]

yes interview her because i feel my wife is having the same opinion. still havent taken the leap yet. I'm sad

[@johncunningham3843]

When you put your wife in a video sharing how she felt, I will be sitting with my wife watching. I am a teacher that is struggling with getting started, but I have a vision to be big enough to quit teaching and do this full-time.

[@jackiehall8630]

Yes please get your wife on here. I'm at that same point, my wife supports what I've planned. Man it's a scary time.

[@FloridaTurfPros]

Jackie Hall it is scary... I’ll get Jamie on here

[@gleasonsimpson3310]

Man I have an important question. Of course I hit like on all your videos and been a subscriber ever since I found the channel. Lol Here is my question. I am wanting to start my lawn business this season. I have every piece of equipment I need, including a backpack blower. My lawn mower is a steering mower and not a zero turn. Here it is lol: will I be okay starting with a steering mower instead of a zero turn mower? I am very nervous about trying to start with a steering mower but my wife and I have just bought a house, like closing tomorrow on it and I do not really have the funds to go out and buy a zero turn just yet.. I have a truck, trailer, weed eaters, backpack blower. Lots of yard tools like rakes, shovels and lots of others... This steering most thing is really bothering me.. I have already ordered business cards, got a name picked out, about to buy the domain for the website, will subscribe to yard book when the time comes... But this steering mower has got me bothered.. Thank you in advance for any advice friend. Also for the content you put out.. has help me tons!

[@FloridaTurfPros]

I think you can get it done with the steering mower, but it sounds like you are self conscious about it. Start with the steering mower, and see if you can get financed through sheffield financial for a zero turn mower. I PROMISE it will be so worth it to get into a decent zero turn.

[@gleasonsimpson3310]

Florida Turf Pros I will. Thank you for the quick reply and everything you do for us folks out here. You really do make more of a impact on people than you know. :)

[@gg32484]

Great video. I am actually a teacher and do the lawn care. I can totally relate because I actually make more mowing than teaching. The thing that currently holds me back from going full-time in lawn Care is the health insurance I have for my family. Any advice on that. I assume you had health insurance with the law enforcement.

[@texasghost6725]

Guth Lawn Care Washington, IL I’m in the same situation, it’s a grand a month for my family of three, is it worth the extra 5 lawns a week just for health ins. This will be my second season and I’m leaning towards yes. If I were a teacher I would say no, that’s just me.

[@gg32484]

@@texasghost6725 just to clarify, you are saying it would be worth it to quit, but have to pay your own health insurance? Why do you think it wouldn't if you were a teacher though?

[@FloridaTurfPros]

I did carry the health insurance. My wife works part time at a local hospital and she now carries our insurance. I do agree that insurance is really important, but don't let it hold you back. There are options out there that work well for small business owners. I'll do a video on this topic soon. Thanks for commenting.

[@djfoti01]

I just started our weed control/fertilization and pest control business on the side. We are at the “7 friend client stage”. What was the best marketing strategy that worked to really get the phone ringing? It feels that we have done all this work ( great website, good equipment, etc.…) but now I’m not sure where to go from here…

[@edwatson9703]

Hey love your videos . What do you think about hiring a guy who has been in the lawn care business on the first year to help me learn the ropes. Or should I go it alone the first year ?

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Now that you’ve been in this several years how many employees do you have and do you still mow every day, or are you more of an administrative role

[@housemachine509]

Any tips to on what to wear for the heat and humidity?

[@FloridaTurfPros]

loose fitting moisture wicking shirt, sun block, and a straw hat are MUSTS.

[@housemachine509]

🤙🤙

[@granddeluxe123]

Can you please tell me how do I do a service for gardening. I specialise in lawn but clients asking to maintain the gardens. Any advice?

[@PrisonButler]

👍👍👍👍

[@housemachine509]

(Also this is my hobby music screen name) 🤙

[@toddhacker1061]

And the obvious reason for a law enforcement officer to not delay his career change.

[@ylljamgjikola6834]

I am trying to open my lawn care business Sir I have 50.000$ that I have been saving for years I think is more than enough to started my question is I don’t have experience on lawn care business what do you suggest me please thank you?

[@ExarVaughn]

I've been working for a government contract landscape company for the last few years and recently laid off (they lost their contract and wanted to cut costs leading up to their exit). I had been working a few side landscape / lawn care jobs and went "official" (taxes, website, etc to be legit and not seen as the kid down the street working for $5) in 2018 but kept it as a part time while getting the steady paycheck from the government job. Since layoff I have not been able to find the guaranteed bi-weekly paycheck that the wife would like and she's been pushing me to work at a few places she wants me to work at (but they pay just above minimum wage)... So I guess my question is this, if your spouse is NOT supportive of you having your business become more than a side hustle for a few extra dollars (wants that guaranteed paycheck of $x) are there any steps one can take to help them understand and maybe eventually become supportive if they give things a chance?

[@tonywood942]

Hey Jonathan, how much money do you need to be making before you decide to make your business a LLC

[@housemachine509]

Were you able to handle HOA accounts? Do they usually only use one company or do they use multiple?

[@daveallen4194]

Yes... now let's get the "truth" from Jamie!

[@jayluna5694]

How am I able to get more clientele?

[@FloridaTurfPros]

Jay Luna I’ll do a video on gaining clients soon

[@bencarey8988]

Did you say a lawn enforcement officer 😂

[@housemachine509]

Are you breaking 6 figures now?

[@Lookin4LoveInAllTheWrongPlaces]

Subscribe and watch some of his older videos. He touches base on that very question. Seek and you shall find😉

[@MatthewSmith-uf6tr]

Yes he does