Keep up the great work!!

when you mow customers houses. Do you have time to ask/help them about seeding grass. their lawn needs water or applications.

Good work, and great words of encouragement

Good stuff!!! Keep grinding fam!

Nice work 💪🏾

Just a few observations. When using the zero turn, reduce extra work by always blowing to the inside. You will have less grass on the driveway and sidewalk. This reduces the blower time. I had a 21in push mower. Recently, I upgraded to a 30 in. Game changer. On the lawns where I pushed before, that time is cut by 70%. Between the 30" Exmark, 36" stander, and 60" zero. I can fit any size property. As far as weedeaters. You want as much power as you can carry. Keep it cutting

I do in CT, by providing that service u my get clients others can't or won't do!!👍

Cleaning time ❤❤

Beautiful

I hate push mowing 😂😂 why I got keey 😂

where are yall located

Good job..😂😂

Yes, Sir. I have two types of push mowers. I have a 21 inch and a 30 inch turfmaster. I use the the turfmaster on yards that I can't get my 54 inch zero turn inside gatesdoors 12:06 that is to small

I do a TON of push mowing and I don’t mind it! Most push mowers give you a quality cut

Right now all I do is push mow. Just started this season. But once I have enough to invest it will be zero turn all the way for sure.

The 111R is a great trimmer. God will continue to bless those who are faithful. Great video!

32 in Hustler sufer pro

Work is great, as always. What is that track you playing? I like it.

No, sir, ppl already don't want to pay with a zero turn. I gave a quote for a 1 acre property $160 bi-weely for everything, mowing edging, trimming, and a blow down they didn't want to pay

Keep up the good work looks good

Yes sir 💯😎

I absolutely Do!.✔️💯💪🏾

My friend, I don't have a push mower!!!!!!!!!!!

HELLLL YEAH BROTHER MAKING BIG BOY WORDS FOR YOUR RETARD JOB HELLL YEAHHHHHHHH BROTHERRRRRRR

Yard looked great afterwards, love the content, I'm definitely a subscriber now.

Yard looks great. Some people have unrealistic standards.

Common sense should tell her it won’t be perfect the first couple times. The grass is a mess and has to be shaped back.

Great job 👏

Customers with overgrown lawns know they created a mess and expect perfection in one cut. Like you said, it may take a couple of cuts to get them right. But, like you said. Clear and concise communication with the customer is key. Hydration is crucial this time of the season. Fluid intake the day before sets you on the right path. Just an observation. Whenever you prune shrubs, it’s a good idea to cut a little. Step back and look at the symmetry of the shrub. This prevents odd shapes and promotes symmetry. Bottom line is simple. If you want that pristine lawn, it takes work. They had a mess. Keep cutting brother!

Great services. I believe the homeowner could use weed killer in the front and back to help KEEP her lawn looking better longer. It's a fast service you could provide or a suggestion to the homeowner. Then, there's fertilizer. All great DIY or added lawn care services. Keep up the great work! Peace and Blessings

Let’s goooo

What up browns, love your channel keep it up

Nice job, keep grinding ❤

Just a tip! whenever you mow tall grass, always change directions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Looking good!

Honestly, I think that customer had some high expectations. From what I saw, the back was that bad at all.

great job as usual I can tell you all take pride in your business ✅

I'm too old to listen to that music. Great job though!

Good content

Good job those are tuff

Nice clean up job 👍

Yard looks great as always. Communication is the 🔑 with customer

From what I can see looks like nice clean cut. Communication is definitely the 🗝️✔️💯. Heal the Land👏🏾

yes sir I see that with new folks as well and tell them, it will take a few cuts to get it looking good

Good video 👍 , Our God is Great

Excellent job. 💯

I work full time job. My shift is 10 hours a day 4 days a week. I try to mow 4 lawns on those 4 days in the evening. Finish up on Friday and Saturday morning. I have 26 and it’s a struggle but one property is 11 acres and got couple that are 3 acres

We try to not mow more than 40 a week here in East Tennessee. For many that may not be much ,but our yards are ver big

I just went full-time in March. When I was part-time, I refused to work on Sunday, but I was off on Fridays at my full-time job. I could manage 12 1/4 acre lots a day on my weekends in a 10 hr day, then 4 a day after work before dark during the week. So about 40/week while I was still part time. The only problem was I would have to call out sick from my full time job if I had a rain out. As a part time operator I think the best way to look at it is not how many yards I can do but how much money do I need to make before I can go full time. That really depends on the types of properties you are servicing and your market. Before hiring any help, you really need to make sure you have your ducks in a row. You need to make sure you have plenty in savings because if you get ripped off, you still have to pay your employees. You also need to have everything in place to pay payroll taxes. Getting to the point that you can go full-time should be first priority in your business unless you are just doing it to have a respectable side gig and stock pile money. You will never reach your full potential as a part time operator. What ever you decide to do, just remember to embrace the process and don't forget to enjoy each milestone. As an entrepreneur, growing your business is stressful, but it teaches you alot and shows you that you are capable of doing whatever you want to do. It's also very exciting. Your work speaks for itself brother.

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4 a weekend day max and two during the week after work.....push mowing sucks lol