How To Make 450$ in 5 hours SOLO (8 Lawns) 🌱Self-Employed Mowing Lawn Care Business 💼

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Hey guys welcome back to my channel I am grateful to have you guys here and watching my content in todays video I will be show you guys how I am about to make 450$ mowing grass as a 23 year old lawn care/ landscaping business owner. I will be talking about the day to day problems I run into and how simple it can be to make 450-500$ a day cutting grass.
Working out doors, being my own boss and control my lifestyle is my major goals with running my business.

[@glennanderson5335]

Who says an older guy like myself can’t learn from a young buck such as yourself. I have the tendency to be to willing to work for less than what I should. Your being willing to say I am not going to cut that grass for less than what you should be getting because of it being so overgrown is a lesson for me. Thanks for the video!

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

Thank you for your comment and I’m glad your enjoy the video and I learn a lot from a lot of guy younger than me to it motivates me to keep pushing. God Bless you🙏🏾

[@TopNotchPropertyServiceLLC]

I forgot to say nice work man this was a fun video to see how you work! Great job.

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

Thank you

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

It takes significant rain and moisture to make a lawn unmowable, even with a large commercial rider; you just have to be careful with your turns ( as you should be any day, because they can tear up when it's dry ), where you shoot clippings, try not to mash grass into the concrete. Oh, and clean the deck and grease the spindles if they're greasable, because it does get messy. I wouldn't recommend mowing _while_ it's raining ( though I've done it way to often over the years ), but after it's passed, go for it. If you're not sure, walk the property first.

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

Thank you for your advise I will be using it in the future I’ve actually never new this but this is a game changer!

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

@@EntreprenuerDavis You're welcome. Be safe out there, brother. Keep your work super sharp and efficient, be good to your customers but don't suffer foolishness, and get your pricing strong.

[@leroycoleman7827]

Brother thank you for this video. That's exactly how I run my landscaping business. Thank you I go similar situation also.

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

No problem and thank you for letting me know

[@charlesstillsonjr.1000]

This is a good business to be into money is to be made I've got 85 accounts we're done in 4 days I have two guys help me two days a week the rest I do myself Daytona Florida

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

You guys are knocking them out congrats man keep killing It!

[@charlesstillsonjr.1000]

Yeah but it's been tough in this heat

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

@@charlesstillsonjr.1000 yeah it has been hot but I think its better than the rain so we can at least cut the grass

[@redoakpropertycarellc]

Stay hydrated out there!

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

I’m trying man there’s not enough water for this heat

[@desmond-larnelldavis5024]

Great job keep up the good work

[@margarethatcher1731]

Any time there was a lot of junk anyway like that icon that yard you said you won't be returning to anytime we have one like that at that point it doesn't matter what size it is it always goes up the cross always goes up when you have more to do

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

Exactly sometime customer don’t understand but more work more pay.

[@GrantsLawnCare802]

Knocking them down bro ✅💯

[@Browns4life]

I love overgrown lawns...you can pretty much name your price.

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

Agreed

[@protouchlawncare2790]

Great work my man 👍🏽

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

Thank you!

[@TopNotchPropertyServiceLLC]

When you show up to do a standard weekly lawn cut and realize it’s a mess you can prevent this from happening in the first place. By asking questions like “when was the last time that it was mowed”? “Is the lawn in good shape” these are questions I learned from Jonathan’s videos on Florida Turf Pro’s. If you find out the lawn isn’t a maintenance ready lawn, that it’s in fact a mess it then falls under the category of a “cleanup” or yard cleanup where it then requires substantial edging, mowing with double cuts and even in some extreme cases brush clearing or using a trimmer to knock it down. So you can advise the customer ahead of time to minimize the “sticker shock” when you show up. I learned this the hard way multiple times in a row I made the mistake my first year of showing up to mow a yard and quickly realizing it was actually a hayfield. I get excited and get it done as part of a cleanup instead of standard cut if the customer excepts the quote. But if you already quoted them you may have to eat it like I had to until o learned to factor in cleanup pricing. Those properties make for the best before/after photo’s and highest profit on a cut. Sadly most of the times it ends up being a one and done deal where they let it grow back and don’t want a service provider there every week but I still like doing big cleanups. I earned $150 or more on some of them.

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

Thank you I will definitely implement this into my business thank you for your advise

[@TopNotchPropertyServiceLLC]

@@EntreprenuerDavis you’re welcome. Defenitly check out Jonathan’s channel Florida Turf Pro’s the guys a business legend.

[@lawnmowingjourney]

Was up from Orlando! Great content brother just sub to the channel

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

Thank you I appreciate your support!

[@whatistruthpodcast9407]

Exquisite!

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

Thank you

[@nicholascazenavesr5451]

Hey buddy!! Good luck this season! But could you leave more time stamps!!?

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

I don’t know how to put time stamps on KZbin is doing that automatically if there on the video

[@gmoneyon2s322]

Good job man but some of those yards you can get more and turn it into 6-750 a day

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

I will definitely try to get more but here in Florida people don’t want to more than a certain amount because its week in the summer months

[@robertswift6101]

@@EntreprenuerDavis that it why i offer a bid for the full season instead of weekly

[@ESP12345]

Keep in mind gas is still wasted so minus money and also if he pass by for food

[@majorpowerracing9230]

So how are you getting paid ? Up front full payment ? Half ? Or once you are complete

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

I like to get paid upfront or at least have there card on file

[@jasonwillis6308]

Do you not give estimates before you do jobs doesn’t seem like you do if you pull up your surprise with the backyard you’re wasting a bunch of time doing it the way you’re doing it

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

I did not do that here but thank you 🙏🏾

[@MightyHex]

How much would you expect for that over grown yard?

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

$200 usually but depends how long we talking

[@user-ty6eq5ul1c]

Would like that

[@martinarizmendi9055]

Hey bro I got a question do you have to have a business license to do this

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

Yes I do but you do not need a license to cut grass.

[@TB109.]

Question, do you mow every day?

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

I used to mow every weekday when I was full time mowing but now I am doing machine work so I have dedicated grass cutting days but I mostly do machine work now

[@KEEPITFUNKY143]

I c u Deion Ardmore

[@ESP12345]

Do you trimm as well?

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

Of course that’s included in the service

[@romeogomez4158]

What they don’t tell you it takes 1 or 2 years to get enough accounts to make that kind of money

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

Yeah you are right but wrong at the same time.

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

This was a few months after I moved to Florida🤷🏾‍♂️ but I know tricks to get good paying customers and building my relationships with customers

[@angel_ramirez10]

Im 18 bro, you think I should start my own lawn care business?

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

If you can stay disciplined to your customer and your ready for the commitment it is the best decision you’ll make in you life it could set you up for life if you do it the right way

[@angel_ramirez10]

@@EntreprenuerDavis it’s something I’m definitely interested in doing. I’m currently working for a brewing company. I’m saving up for the equipment. Once I have the equipment I will stay committed to it.

[@JoseRodriguez-vs7eq]

Hi bro, excellent video. I follow you since your start to job in lawnscaping. I have a little lawnscape company hear in venezuela @agrocleans good blessed you go ahead we can. See you

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

Thanks for your comment Jose I appreciate your support I hope you business does really well!!

[@Browns4life]

How much you charge a lawn?

[@Browns4life]

Average price?

[@Browns4life]

In suburban Columbus ohio you're lucky to get $40 a lawn.

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

It depends on the size and what they have in there lawn but I only like going for the higher paying customers

[@protouchlawncare2790]

Do you always mow 14 a day solo?

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

I try to most times because I’m young and I have the energy but I take off the weekends unless I have behind work

[@Browns4life]

14 a day solo?...must be smaller yards.

[@Press1for]

Nope 10 lawns a day is my max. Start at 7:30 and done at 2:00 M-Thurs. Friday is maintenance/margining. Saturday is some quotes/errands/BBQ -beer,Sunday is family time. Again, I've been in business for over 15 years and have established clients. Keep up the good work.

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

@@Browns4life some are bigger but the biggest that I've had on my route is only an acre.

[@EntreprenuerDavis]

@@Press1for thank you for letting me know how you do it. it helps to know how someone whos been doing for such a long time does it.