He Makes $5 Million a Year Landscaping & Hardscaping - Tigran Gertz | Untrapped Podcast

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

Ayyye, Tigran has a beard now....

[@CerretaniOutdoorsLLC]

Just how his boyfriend likes it 😂

[@cheframsey9161]

@@CerretaniOutdoorsLLC😋🤤

[@elirsteves]

Glad to see you two together! The two men I've been watching as I kick off my landscaping career

[@MGMG007]

Goat Gang is where he makes his real money, not in his landscape company, but shoot if it helps other people and brings them a return then who cares, get your money playa

[@platinumlawnservice]

Keith is THE OG and my favorite lawncare philosopher! I would love to spend an hour learning from Keith

[@mr.tidygarden]

Keith you Tigran, Brian Fuller and Josh Latimer are my favourite go to gurus . You guys are inspirational👌

[@cameronmcnulty8732]

Mike Andes just did a numbers breakdown on a landscape job from trigran and proved that he lost money. My fellow landscapers beware of flashy influencers where something feels off.

[@SuperHumor4u]

Seriously awesome to see my landscaping gurus collab like this, awesome work Keith😎🙌

[@macontractors8072]

I'm glad you two were able to connect and produce a fire podcast! Thank you Keith

[@issiahblackburn]

The reason people for the most part like to sleep in colder temperatures is because your body temperature falls when you are going to sleep/sleeping. Plenty of people have experienced when it’s just too hot and you wake up uncomfortable, it’s because your body thinks it’s time to get up. If you have ever done a sauna before sleep, where your internals are fighting extremely hard to keep your internal temp low or keep lowering it because your surroundings are so hot. You will find that you will sleep like a baby afterwards. Vise Versa with a cold plunge, where your internals are fighting to maintain or raise your internal temp, naturally.

[@CerretaniOutdoorsLLC]

T is giving Tai Lopez vibes

[@AdvancedLawn]

Turn his volume up please.

[@DriftwoodLandscapeLLC]

My 2 favorite influencers in the same video , lets gooo

[@paudielyons3918]

Great listening to you and Tigran. Inspirational stuff 👍

[@seanlowe4557]

Been listening to the e-myth landscape contractor. This is validation of the content. "LABOR IS THE GREAT COST "

[@jimmyt5241]

Tigrans story is incredible im really happy for his success , i was wondering how or where he puts stuff in a big city like that he just keeps the circus moving , thanks for asking that Keith happy to see you both Collab too , i bought Tigrans success matters hat back in the day and been a fan of you both 👊 keep going brothers !

[@keith-kalfas]

Haha thanks bro. Awesome.

[@danielhausbeck9976]

Pressure washer with a vacuum: “Vacuum Excavator,”

[@ajani3287]

How are people supposed to be believing you make 5 million year sounds like a scam

[@High-Flow-Drainage-Solutions]

Same thing happened to us this past fall here in Kansas City. We were getting very few leads and were having trouble closing on the jobs we were estimating near the end of the year. We went from having 2 months of work on the schedule at minimum all year to having basically running out of work when December hit. It was just a little rough patch in the economy I guess.

[@orangeadvancements]

T and Keith #goatgang

[@alexmewshaw383]

Lets go Tigran!!

[@juanguerrero5727]

I remember watching one of your videos Keith then one of his videos popped up. the rest is history.

[@saulgmez2839]

Tigran is a G

[@allphaselandscape]

I think Tigran has a lot of good stuff to say about pushing farther and harder.... He is motivational for sure. I also think he is also super dangerous to younger inexperienced landscapers when he talks flippantly about debt in some of his videos. He also criticizes mowing operations as being stupid and "can't make money". That's flat BS. There are plenty of 10-20million dollar landscape maintenance companies and they don't have to spend 75% of that on heavy equipment and materials like hardscapers. His 5 million landscape company may only do as much profit as a 1 million dollar maintenance company because of that. Revenue is not the most important metric in business. His boisterous comments are probably clickbait because he makes his real money on KZbin and goat gang memberships. I have to give him credit for that. In one of his videos he was bragging about his "$110,000 super duty". He showed the invoice and that was actually the total of payments after all finance charges were calculated with his terrible interest rate (because he's overextended). At the time, anyone with a pulse and good credit was offered 0% interest. His was like 4% .That doesn't make you cool. I could finance five or six of those trucks but I'm not silly enough to do that..... Then again, I'm not trying to attract followers. He also gave the advice in another video to young landscapers to hold their invoices at the end of the year to save money on taxes and said "it was perfectly legal". That's a clear violation of the IRS code. Watch his videos, get motivated.... But when it comes to advice be careful.

[@TaylorSanchez-kh9xo]

I’ve been watching both of you since you started lol I started with Greg tho… Geek got my foot in the door. I was working 3 jobs with a 1988 Chevy s10 blazer… it was a POS and hardly ran but I started my business with that SOB

[@OhioPalmTrees]

Do you vet the people you interview by asking to see a IRS 1120 form?

[@TaylorSanchez-kh9xo]

Hahaha… I don’t drink anymore either… remember the cops storming the Lunch in Miami? Not a good look at all. Embarrassing. Sober for 4 years. I quit my business not too long after Vegas in 2020… I’m an irrigation foreman for someone else right now. I want to get back into business tho. I think sobriety can really tighten up my loose ends. So shilo and Luca but the dust too? That’s a bummer

[@jamiepippin3892]

How do you charge for the design process? Is it all done after the initial estimate and down payment?

[@amilbyleckie7936]

Just my 2 cents - usually a firm gets hired to do a design and from that design an estimate can be given. Sometimes a budget is given by the client to work within, sometimes not. We charge an hourly rate for our design time (which includes any site visits beyond initial consultation/drone photos/elevations/etc). One thing we do (that I think is somewhat common) is credit design costs back if the client decides to hire us for the installation. Helps incentivize the client to hire us, probably plays into the sunken costs fallacy 😂 anyway we would charge either periodically through the design process if its a particularly involved project with multiple designs spanning the course of multiple weeks, otherwise we get approval on the design then price out the project if the client doesn’t want to immediately move forward with the project and get on the calendar we invoice for the design time. Hope that’s helpful

[@BrandonWheeler-xq5fy]

Lol Kalfas wheres a eye mask when he sleeps!

[@keith-kalfas]

Yea it's genius. It blocks out all light so you get deep REM sleep.

[@xxcod_killerxx8128]

Hey Keith im a young guy also live in sterling heights michigan and im a small time lawncare landscape guy i also work a full time job on top of everything else i inderstand you must be very busy i know i am but could you find time to chat some time?

[@omargavarrete1078]

Whats up keith

[@Marynett_2024]

Yes. I've been watching Kieth before or around 2017-18......I think, lol. Thank you, for inspiring and helping me get through a male dominant industry

[@Marynett_2024]

Hi Mr. KEITH!

[@coreycook494]

Yo can I get a hat

[@martinromero225]

Grant Cardone is not a billionaire

[@DriftwoodLandscapeLLC]