How to quote fixed price garden maintenance Part 2 - Visiting the Garden

How to quote fixed prices for garden maintenance as opposed to hourly rates. Part 2 is about visiting the clients gardens, assessing what they have and being clear about their requirements

[@AutumnColourPro]

Great stuff.

[@leejones7803]

Great video would love to see more of these 👏👏👏👏👏

[@westcountrygardenpro7535]

Thank you Lee

[@andrewsteer2603]

Very detailed and informative. Thank you.

[@tobyoneful]

Just found your videos. They're very good. Nobody talks much about pricing so thank you!

[@leebrown640]

HOW MUCH DO YOU SPEND ON TOOL FUEL ON THE AVERAGE GARDEN MOVER HEDGE TRIMMER ETC ..MANY THANKS

[@christopherhawkins9719]

Looks like you got something to hide behind the boundary haha Gardener by day, Killer by night =D

[@scottmclean6301]

Top vid. But you say small garden, I'd say that's a big one

[@gaurapms]

Good video again, totally agree with all you say, what's your policy on garden waste ?

[@westcountrygardenpro7535]

Phil S Hey Phil, generally I avoid taking rubbish away wherever possible because it's time consuming, difficult to work around other jobs and turns out very expensive for the customer. If it one off jobs though you can do it and turn a profit as well on removing the waste if you price it right

[@gaurapms]

+West Country Garden Pro that's what I find the clients are sometimes shocked at the price you have to charge for waste removal until you tell them how much I get charged and time it takes,

[@rjlandscapes4755]

"you can use my green waste bin" is the one i hear often at this point i am thinking that, the hedge over there will take 5 green waste bins... if not more.