Thanks for sharing and I totally believe you on the cost. My friend spent $250K for landscaping in his backyard and it already had a pool. It also took months to design, and complete, it's not a weekend time lapse like many of these videos appear and so, people need to appreciate that this all takes time, expertise, and money.

Crypto is bringing a different revolution to the world economy. Optimistic investors are consistently earning while others simply sit and watch in doubt.

@pedro I agree with you but when it comes to trading, I don't trade myself, I invest with a professional assigned by a cryptocurrency company that trades for people and returns profit on weekly basis for me. You can invest your capital and get weekly returns on investment (ROI) without any extra fees attached.

@pedro The professional is Ms Angela Jones🔥

@@howeross336 Really you know her too😳... I even thought I'm the only one she had helped walk through the fears and fall of forex trading

Ever since a friend refered me to her last month, I started investing with 5,400€ and now I've made 15,340€. I think she deserves credit.

Nobody cares about your or your channel move on

So much better than digging by hand etc. 🤙

Yes it’s a great thing to buy equipment and it a great investment don’t get me wrong, but when you rent it’s also a write off anyway for the business.

That’s true

They don't bid projects for a loss

@@jimsmith1946 some brake even or even at a loss because once they complete the project successfully they know they will recover their losses on the next one. Jobs will become easier to get with the past projects under their belt. It’s hard for new companies to get in when there are established companies out there getting selected for the projects.

Clients pay overhead regardless

@@chrisreynolds2410 of course. Plenty of people use insurance companies that don’t do any advertising or marketing… so they don’t pay as much “overhead”

You went from… “ But if clients are okay paying for your overhead more power to you. “ To “So they don’t pay as much” Which is it ?

That's what I say..no more than 15k in southern California

Then do it…lol

It's obvious u don't know about Northern California rates. Good luck in your business venture

Noob

Those are actually Basilite garden stones. They were the very first cantilever wall stones ever made. Then Allan Blocks came out 2nd. They can be stacked fairly high. Typically though, anything above '3ft requires a permit. The can indeed can hold a load. Any stone block can hold a load. But this specific one with the rib in the lower rear that hooks on the lower unit can hold a significant load.

Rates will still be low. The goal of U.S policy makers and the fed is to inflate away the national debt. Rates can't go very high or things start to break and deflation takes over which is worse than hyperinflation.

@@liampett1313 The goal is to slow down demand until the labor pool catches up (2 years worth of graduates). As long as business can keep borrowing money cheaply for expansion, we will continue to drive up labor costs, which in turn raises the retail costs of services and items, which in turn raises inflation, among other factors. We've been down this road before, many times in our history. Now is the time to consolidate your business. Those with heavy debt and variable interest loans are going to get spanked. Because inflation is taking 7% of your margin and rising, and debt takes a big percentage as well. You don't want to be the guy that's only a millionaire on paper and owes on everything they own. Because you won't have enough cushion to maneuver if something else happens. And your debt is also taking a chunk out of your margin. I've been there. Your right, the prime rate will be low figuratively from the treasury to a bank. But the rates from the bank,loan brokers etc will be high, really high. And if you have a variable rate debt, your monthly payments are going to go up. My brother had a variable loan on his house during the last financial debacle. His monthly mortgage payment practically doubled from $2,500 a month to $5,500 a month. Instantly unsustainable. Don't forget, once the policies start to work EVERYTHING will be contracting at the same time. Here in Silicon Valley our clients who work for the high tech companies just got their stock options which is part of their income cut in half due to market fall out. Also, as money costs more to barrow, it's more expensive to get the 2nd mortgage or equity lines of credit which typically pay for the big jobs. This is like my 10th economic disaster I've lived through. Our local economy has slumped 30%. If your business has high debt, high labor costs ect... it's extremely difficult to navigate these waters because you don't have high enough margins to create incentives to hire your business. You become the highest bidder on all your quotes. That's not where you want to be.

@@liampett1313 You can't inflate away the national debt which is currently over $30 trillion. Inflation will make it cost more to pay off the debt, exasterbating the problem. And that's not what their trying to do. There's a global labor shortage. Their going to slow down demand, drive up unemployment until the labor pool catches up. Understand the market your in.

@@liampett1313 What you said at the bottom. That's exactly what their doing. Intentionally crushing the economy. It's a fine thread, to slow demand enough to raise the unemployment rate without causing a recession.

timelapse is filmed on a go pro 8

Ok thanks 🙏 can’t wait for next video keeps me going 🦾🦆

Def start asking customers if they want a small patio. Or a driveway

@@TigranGertz I love your channel and your KZfaq I wish I could do what you do, but I am a one man show as a now. I come back after a long day of work and I am intrigued with what your company and crew does. I would love to meet you one day. I need to start hiring. I hustle my ass off working out of the back of my Trunk of my Mercury Montego 45 customers a week push mowing lawns. The next year a F-150 and a 8.5 x 16 enclosed trailer 3 stand on mowers. Crazy what hard work can do. I had a customer recent ask me about laying pavers. I spoke to a guy at the MGIA landscaping event about helping me do pavers. He said he would help out he is a distributor of pavers. Any advice as far as tools, equipement, hiring. I really do appreciate you taking the time to talk to me and respond to my comment. Thank you.

How has landscaping been working for you? I’m getting started and have a few jobs I quoted. Id love to hear your experience my man.

This was 1 of 3 crews. Numbers are great

@Rhys Hutchinson because he can lol

That’s why I created goat gang

gotta get one!

what do you want to help with

He is in San Jose, Ca … NorCal. Best of luck …

San Jose ca

@@TigranGertz dang it

My rates went up. This is after all salaries including mine

Still should be 25%.

@@siliconvalleylife2.048 did you know the industry average is 3%

@@TigranGertz no, it's never been 3% profit Margin. It's always been 25% as the target Margin. 1st you total materials, add projected labor costs, then add 25%. In some cases like lighting you add 50% or travertine you add 45%. Depends on valuations in the region. Certainly don't want to under bid. Prices for everything can be Googled now. 25% margin is a universal margin for every industry. Restaurants use a 30-35% margin. Evergreen uses the standard 25% margin. It's never been 3%. I think though we are still talking about the same thing. Because you include your salary in the job costs and I don't. The margin is my income.

always better to grow

Goatgang.Net

if you say so

San Jose ca

Where do you live

@@TigranGertz when you moving to Texas like the rest of the californians.

@@TigranGertz when you moving to Texas like the rest of the californians.

California

A 2 bedroom apartment here is $2,500 in the ghetto.

Dude San Jose is one of the most expensive places in the country.. you're making alot more than his guys all things considered.