How to not go BROKE when there's no snow / Checking out a few contracts for the upcoming season!

WHERE IS ALL THE SNOW! It has definitely been an interesting season weather wise. We're going to go over how we setup our contracts to keep money coming in throughout winter regardless of the weather.
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[@Phillipglossinger]

Thanks for your details and not pushing stupid advertisements, straight to business. These KZbin influencers are becoming Tv advertisers every 2 mins of video

[@RicardoM24]

Hands down one of the best snow management videos out there congrats keep up the good work 👌🤟 from Vancouver Canada

[@yoinka2037]

Awesome video. Thanks for breaking it down!

[@zekeahmadzai5099]

Awesome Video!

[@MichaelDavey18]

I just subbed after watching your video with Brian? I'd love to see another vid like this with the drone footage as you're clearing snow. Good job bro btw. I admire you a lot.

[@maggslawnandlandscape7060]

Thanks man! New plowing video coming with week!

[@Tcw2019]

Really good video for plowing. No one actually shows half of what you just showed. How do you convince people to do a contract vs per push when you give them the option?

[@hotcheesesoup9776]

Charge for coming back to take out plow grader banks( I charge 50$ per entrance) or charge more per push. Offer seasonal incentives. But remember sometimes you have 20 or 30 events vs 15. Where I live my multiplier for seasonal contract is 22.5 So if it’s 250 per push and 250 Per salt sand that’s 500$ x 22.5 But if paid seasonal upfront before November 15th I include return for plow banks. I would rather have a monthly minimum retainer in the contract for big clients vs play the seasonal price game. Such as minimum one or two plow and sanding per month charge whether it snows or not just to cover insurance and overhead. I like about 25% seasonal upfront paid clients and 75% per push clients to even things out whether it’s a big snow year or not.

[@maggslawnandlandscape7060]

We usually don't need to convince them as majority of contractors in the area will only do a seasonal price. Lucky for us lol

[@toryjones7943]

Awesome video! Would love to see a similar video for spring and summer services / contracts

[@maggslawnandlandscape7060]

Great suggestion!

[@samgrandberry9866]

You’re booming!

[@zvxbruh]

Great video!

[@revfred2008]

May I have a template of the two contracts..? Love hiw it's otemized.

[@hugoportillo5305]

Hi , I just subscribe to your channel. I live in Virginia, Question how can I get a Snow contract like the one you have. The one I have right now it’s too complicated Thank you .

[@KevinElmes]

Im close to you in dutchess county and i structure my contracts the same way. Do your plow drivers get a salary or do you just pay them some type of retainer over the winter?

[@maggslawnandlandscape7060]

Nice! They get salary. Try to keep good employee retention

[@scully7854]

Anyway we could get a link to those contracts ?

[@cartervedrode437]

Sweet drone, which one is that?

[@maggslawnandlandscape7060]

Thanks! Its the DJI Air 3

[@RyanKelleher901]

Did you build your website or have a company do that ?

[@maggslawnandlandscape7060]

I Had a company do it. Was very much worth the money for them to build the website and do the SEO work!