Great video! I’m just getting started and have 7 lawns so far. I’m still working my full time job just trying to grow my business. Thanks for the motivation.

Man you got some balls mowing around cars with the grass chute flap up. All it take is one rock to ruin your day. Best of luck.

Your right Tennessee has no rain🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️😂

You should invest in matching uniforms for your employees. Like nice work pants and a collard button up shirt. With high vis stripes.

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

We do with shirts. That’s all I want at this time! Good tip tho

When you moved the crap on the tree lawn with the mower! I felt that personally, love it

Short term satisfaction is buying anything new it just makes me feel good

Mr, Brian, this is good advice even for veterans of the community sometimes we can get caught up into purchases other than for business well into our years of experience, 🤟👍👍🤙✌

I mow 3 yards in my small town making around 85 dollars a week. The people I mow for supply the lawn mowers because I still have a couple years until I can drive.

@framelawncare6671

3 жыл бұрын

Keep it up I started pretty much the same way and I am growing and planning on buying a commercial stand on mower later this year. Just be ready cause at a certain point you start growing at an insane rate

@mileshetrick8367

3 жыл бұрын

@@framelawncare6671 I’ve hit the point were I started growing. I’ve got around 7 now.

@framelawncare6671

3 жыл бұрын

@@mileshetrick8367 nice job keep up the good work

@EthanAdey

3 жыл бұрын

You change too cheap

@jllandscapinglawncare5032

2 жыл бұрын

I started where we would walk our mowers down the block and get rides from our parents. After 6 years in business and only one employee. We now have over 28 clients at 19 years old. Trust me, it will go fast if you intend to grow!

Great advice as always, your hard work shows and is always appreciated Brian.

Thank you for the great video and how well you give your lawn care. Your video are the best please keep making these videos and thanks again.

Good job Brian yes we appreciate the videos and information! Keep em coming

Absolutely quality work at great prices. Keep up the good work, hope you continue to grow and prosper, and God bless you Brian. 👍

Good tip. I try to remember to do that after every lawn. Sometimes I forget and do it at the next property.

Brian, I'm fairly new at the landscape/snow removal business. Your videos, and some of your fellow You Tuber's, have been so helpful and insightful for a beginner. Not only on the practical aspect of doing the job but you also touch on investing on yourself and your business. Awesome bro. Much thanks form Ontario, Canada.👍

Always enjoy your videos. I don't even need cable anymore 🙂

@JesseBeahm

4 жыл бұрын

I haven't had cable for around 5 years now

Loved this! Thanks for the great advice for noobs.

Thanks for the tip on taking care of those low tires

Nice tips. Thanks. Still love my open trailer. So easy for filling up gas and no strong fumes inside. I understand though. Hope all is well 🤘🏻

@Genesis_Bot

4 жыл бұрын

Would you suggest a enclosed trailer or an open trailer

Awesome video Brian. When you moved the garbage cans using the mower that was too relatable. Haven’t we all done that 😂

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Lol truth

You really give such good advice for lawn and landscape

I just started with the Parks division for my city and these videos have been invaluable, thank you!

We appreciate you! Thank you for everything you put up. Cant speak for everyone but your channel has helped me tons! Keep doing what you're doing !!

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks James!

Awesome video! You are 100% correct! Make sure you are reinvesting in the business that gives you everything you have.

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Amen!

I'm in west Tennessee and it pours once a week. Keep the videos coming. Good stuff.

Great video Brian!true Professional in the lawn business!

Thanks for the videos

Thanks for the content man! Stay safe

Thanks Brian

👊 Keeping rolling out the great content.

Love the video Brian!! 👍

Great content man! I love it!

I can't wait to have this issue!.

I’m learning a lot from your channel. I’m in the process of starting my own mowing business so I’ve been watching a lot of your videos for some tips. I’m 40 years old and going for it. Ive ran an excavator since I was 15. Thought I would try something different on my own.

Good timing. Retired my audacious truck for the business and picked up a proper work truck. Thanks for the video. In three years I'll go back to an audacious truck.😉

Great information as always!

Brian I have really enjoyed and learned a lot from your utube video thanks a lot

Great points I been in business 8 years and this year by God’s grace I’m finally making a small break through. Still have a ton to learn but I’m super siked and it’s guys like you , Stanley, lawncaremillionare and a couple of others that have given me a boost to keep going to be better and better. Thank Brian really appreciate all you do.

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

You bet buddy

Mowing blogs are awesome

Great presentation

Great video man keep up the great work 👍🏻

Always enjoy your videos Brian, I know how much work goes into them and most take them for granted! You are right about the dry states Buddy... I'm in Anadarko, OK (SW OK) and we're really dry. I haven't mowed my own lawn in almost 3 weeks! Praying for rain.

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Yikes! Hope rain comes soon!

Brian is very resourceful

I always keep myself clean, appearance is everything. Always blowing the grass off and using a brush. Can't help pants getting stained so I use chaps when i weedeat and in the winter I put my bibbed overalls

Great video Brian, love the mowing footage! I extremely reinvested in my company and that is why I am so successful and blessed where I am today!

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Boom!

Nice video and tips!

Great job brother keep up the awesome work

Inspiring.

Do your clean up lap last! It’ll tie in those lines sooo nicely. Just the golf course experience in me speaking lol. Awesome video!

I love mowing grass

Great videos

thanks for the content bro

Like your Channel I'm 71 started a lawn care business the first week in June of 2022 I have 10 clients as of today two of them are commercial

@BriansLawnMaintenance

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome!!

Brian, buddy...the places you put the Lazer is insane. I'd be doing all these with my walk behind.

@BriansLawnMaintenance

2 жыл бұрын

🤘😎

Nice vid we just started our business this Feb it's been going really well with about 16 accounts. I know it's not many but we hope that next season gets us more busy👍🏼

@nonenone8819

4 жыл бұрын

If you haven't already try some flyers they really help out

you know everytime i hear your Lazer it sounds it its surging bad but then i remember its that R.E.D Technology pretty funny lol keep up the great vids man now time to hop back on my Walker ;D

I like these vlogs because you're never too old to learn something New. #keepcutting

Great video Brian, by the way I always give you a thumbs up even before I watch it 😁😁😁

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks man!

Nice video

Nice

Like your videos

If you cut into my property line like that, there would be a throat punch waiting.

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

If you throat punch me, it’ll probably be game over for you, just saying 😉

You’re video help me out in my Landscaping

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Glad they do!

It's been raining like crazy in my town in Oklahoma!! Cool to hear you say Oklahoma!! Funny 2 because we are starting a huge move coming up next month!! Oh we are also going to get the back pack blower rack from equipment defender next week! We will be using Brian's 10!

@ericstorer3469

4 жыл бұрын

What town in OK are you in?

Here in San Antonio Tx.. we really haven't seen rain in about 2 months

That Apple line was 🔥🔥🔥 You’ve got a hell of a concept of killing shit. I work thirds and just started my own services. Your videos are my work tunes. Nothing id rather listen to more than someone with self success and looking to help others. Thanks

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Hey I really appreciate the kind words and support. Wish you the best pal!

Thumbs up!

If possible More landscape installation videos with Brandon.

I always do a last perimeter.

No rain here in Indy.

Good video buddy.3D complete Lawncare service

I'm in my first season of lawn service

🤣 that intro just serves to remind me how sad my television sound is ( seems the flatter the tv, the _worse_ the onboard audio these days )...my little sound system i'd been using crapped out during a power outage....can't wait to get my new receiver from amazon tomorrow ( i was way overdue to buy a new one anyway ).

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

Great video. Just used your code on a set of proven locks

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Nice man! You’ll love em.

Last year me and my boss would bust out 50 small yards in a day . They were trailer sized homes but they yards were decently sized. we would be going for 12 hours straight without breaks

I just ordered me a sweat shirt for the winter from your site can't wait to get it

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

@BakersLawnCare

4 жыл бұрын

The shirt are good quality

@burlingtonnorthernrailfan4966

4 жыл бұрын

@@BakersLawnCare I should get one

@BakersLawnCare

4 жыл бұрын

@@burlingtonnorthernrailfan4966 yes you should

I have a rule of thumb for mowers or main equment, purchases that will set you back thousands, if you can’t pay it off in 4-6 months then it’s too expensive 👍

@iminsane84

4 жыл бұрын

If you can pay it off the day you buy whatever equipment it is then, that way you won't miss a payment at all.

@truemuscle2703

4 жыл бұрын

I agree and I don’t at the same time.....for example I get a new toro 52 commercial lawn mower every 3 years with a 0% interest card

@benkohler3671

4 жыл бұрын

Yea totally 0% interest is the only exception

@Losomar

4 жыл бұрын

Perfection Lawns i think he meant don’t buy something if you can’t save the cost of the equipment in 4-6 months. If you’re financing it for 24 months at 0% that’s fine as long as you’re able to make what the item cost in 4-6 months. Not trying to come of as rude, have a great day!

Hey Brian’s lawn care

I gave you a like. I love your content.always. But honestly, and no offense, I don’t get much out of watching people mow. Not trying to take the wind out of your sails. You asked for feedback. I truly love your channel and appreciate you giving so much of yourself and helping others. Thanks man!

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks buddy. I see both sides! Some folks like the mow vlogs, others like reviews. We try to mix it all up

One thing that try to watch out for is where the mower is shooting the grass. 80% of my yards I catch year round but the 20% I don't catch I try to avoid shooting the grass towards buildings and vehicles if I can. If I have to mow one pass in reverse because I don't want a car getting covered in grass (I don't own an OCDC) then I do so. It is one thing that I feel ups the quality of the service provided. It shows to the customer that the lawn service provider cares about the customer and their property. Another thing that helps me out, that is more useful in small town lawn companies, is word of mouth. If you don't need to spend on advertising cost then the money you would have had to spend can now be reinvested into the company to produce a higher quality service. I plan to get a pickup upgrade by next season then maybe in a few years upgrade from a 48 in to a 60 in ztr. I will probably keep the 48 in since it still has its place for tight quarters but the 60 in will increase my production rate by quite a bit. I wish property density was easier in my area but in small towns you don't get the luxury of subdivisions.

Apples are roses, all roses are 5-merous ( meaning 5 carpels-old botany term), 2 seeds per carpel, apples have ten seeds. You can awe your clientele with those tidbits.

Lol Everybody is trying indeed. Trying to beat the heat thats for sure

My Saturdays are the worst, only 12 yards but they're giant and it's two people working, 5 bunched up and 4 bunched in another etc.. so it definitely sucks to not have the truck ride in between lawns for a break but good because you knock them out.

I do get value . and like your tips .. just fyi forgot to say.

Thanks Brian for all that you do for us. I just purchased my first commercial mower last week. It's a 44 inch Proline floating deck. Sure you caught that, they don't make a 44 inch anymore. This one's over ten years old. It ate all my 2019 profits for the mower and new belts. For the size of lawns I cut, under 50" is perfect for smaller in town, 3k square foot lawns. Largest I cut is around 8k square foot. Brings on the question of pricing, Do you have a set square footage price sheet for your business? If so, I've not seen that video. I get tired of looking at lawns and being like, $30 or what have you. Keep up the hard work, it's paying off for you.

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy. We did a lawn pricing video under the FAQ video series!

Man, I was getting seasick.

Tennessee needs rain bad !

You trust him driving your set up! Lol

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, Rob is amazing

does your trailer have the added height? I just bought an 8.5x16 with 6 inch added height, just curious about yours. Great channel man keep up the great work!

Leo's landscape I started my business at 24 years old

12:50, don't mind me, just chasing down my truck on a zero turn... Never thought about cooling equipment off before putting it in an enclosed trailer.

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

We always try to let things cool off, we run really hot with our mowing style going house to housw

1:32 tell that to my parole officer

Tks Brian for great video, what kind of ear plug or sound reducers do you use or recommend. Tks

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

We use the ISOtunes Pro. They’re a partner on our channel where our promo code Brians10 saves 10%. That’s all I’ve worn for a while. They’ve worked good for me, can’t complain.

Keep up the great videos!!! What do you think about the x-one hustler mower?

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Haven’t used one sorry!

@paulblaize8649

4 жыл бұрын

I don’t own the x-one, but do have a Super Z. As far as I know most Hustlers have Smooth Trak steering which I know for sure is less tiring on the arms/hands than the steering on Scags. I love both though. Hope all is well 🤘🏻

Great video you give good information to old And new lawn care enthusiasts. I had a question about the size of the lawns that you're currently cutting in today's video to me they look like they're 200 by 300? Am I close? Keep em coming. Thanks, NE PA.

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

They’re quarter acre lots yeah

5:05....You should’ve taken those chairs for your new place. Say you bartered lawn care for dining room chairs.

I’m talking about the device that you charge your Milwaukee tools with

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

It’s their rapid car charger

🙏

Wow that stripes real nice what is a 60” And if you don’t mind around how much it’s cost . I’m planning on buying one but I’m not sure if I should go with stand on or set down and i would also like to do fall and spring cleanups with it “, and I remember you told me to sit down it’s more productive . Kool video 👍🏼

@BriansLawnMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

This unit retails $15,400

Hey @Brian's Lawn Maintenance! I'm really enjoying your videos and would love some advice on valuation for a bundle of residential accounts. There are several businesses for sale in my area with equipment + anywhere from 30 to 60 accounts included. These yards probably bring in an average of $45 to $50 each per week. What do you think a fair price per yard would be if I were to purchase one of these businesses?

Hi Brian. I always ask myself if it's ok to use a walk behind lawn mower to do residential mowing service? I've done it with my clients but it takes a long time to finish. I don't have enough money to buy a stand or a zero. Any suggestions?Thanks!