How to do Big Lawn Care & Landscape Jobs for Big profits

Big Landscaping Jobs often means Bigger pay-offs. I take you with as I look at an $80,000 retaining wall repair project. We Compare and Contrast landscape pricing, Lawn Care pricing structures and what to expect as your company grows into Bigger projects and how to do it. I attempt to prepare you for the responsibilities associated with Big Landscape Projects from $50,000 up to $5million dollars. How to start a business and small business ideas all wrapped into this video.

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[SuperFrankHopkins]

Last year I started my landscaping company, and my first job was a 200$ sod install job for an elderly person. Fast forward 1 year later, I''ll be starting on my first 4, 000$ job- patio/retaining wall/stone steps project tomorrow and I'm absolutely excited to see their back yard transform. Thank you Stanley- I messaged you on facebook.

[SamTurner]

Hey stan I'm literally just opening my landscaping business and already have two possible contracts lined up one for a residential 12 month maintained and a elementary school laying sod 157, 000 square foot and your videos have really helped and given me the confidence to go out and get things done THANK YOU!

[outdooredgelawnandlandscap]

Love this Stan. Very inspirational and motivational for small guys like myself.

[johnsantistevan]

I'm just starting my own landscaping business I worked for a landscaping outfit 14years and never quite understood how to bid retaining walls just install after seeing the video I'm confident that I could Tackle a task like that I'll keep in touch thanks

[hunterk]

I'm 15 and have 5 yards that I do and my brother who owns his own land scaping business gave me a job to do for 200$ I was so happy. I worked 19 hours all by my self and thay led to me doing more stuff I don't get paid much but I hope that comes with time! I love your videos. Keep it up!

[growrootslandscape]

Hi Stan, your comments and recommendations are definitely well noted, and good for the long-term. We respect your advice, because you are living testimony. Take care and God bless

[sike]

Stan gets me so hyped to try and start my own business and become something.

[randymikhaiel]

Great video! When I saw the title I was like yea right you mean big ass headaches. But you knew what you were doing. Lol. Even when I was a mechanic eons ago, it was always the smaller jobs, the in and out jobs that made the most $$, but was always attracted to the big ticket jobs until everything goes to hell in a handbag and it will. I've been doing what I do going on 15 years now, I can recall maybe a handful of big jobs that went without a hitch and each one at the end I was pinching myself. Lol but still attracted to them for some reason.

[bermudezdevelopment]

Great video! Thank you for advice.. I'm from buckeye arizona and I'm at a starting point for lawn maintenance and eventually get into landscaping..

[hollierandson]

Great info for us just starting out! I was just thinking about this after I told a customer I would take on her landscaping and design

[lorieawaitley]

I Really Love That You Care About Individual There Where You Live Work that touches my heart ❤ 👍🖐✌🇺🇸
10/16/19. 08:30 PM ♿

[brookspatriciaoutdoors]

Hey Stanley, awesome info on looking for maintenance issues with retaining walls. Trying to get this part time lawn service off the ground and that’s just the little big things that will help me land and keep more clients. Keep it up buddy.

[leeraynieto]

Stan the man! Love the videos!
We are starting an off-road and performance shop down here in Texas and everything you say in your videos about how to do business is very easily relatable!
Especially this video, on expanding your business and not being of afraid of the bigger task and bigger risk, because at the end of the day, it is all worth it!
Thanks for all the tips and business advice! Keep up the great job!

[mathieulevesque]

Thanks for all your videos! As a young landscaping entrepreneur myself, I found them very useful and inspiring!!!

[roynelson]

Brother there is no doubt in my mind on how many people you have helped on your videos you're the freaking man brother always a big thumbs up great stuff bro good Lord You Go the Distance to bring great content have a good one brother up there in Minnesota where in South Carolina originally from Indiana you've been on my TV since early a.m. and it's going to stay there all day get those views👊👊👊👍👍👍👍🤙🤙🤙

[darvinblinds]

I never get tier or bored in your videos even though I don’t do landscape
I do have my own business selling and installing window blinds
We are located in Los Angeles
What do you advice to advertise my small business with angies list or with yelp
Keep doing those great videos

[Vzz]

Props for the Goku figurine in your office! Oh, and awesome video as always! :--)))

[charnocr]

Haha totally digging the Goku man! Great talk. Thanks for the inspiration and support.

[felixrblanco]

This videos are great! I am not sure why you don't have more subscribers and I don't speak for everyone but I do enjoy the longer videos like this one. Thank you for making them. Good luck finding new team members.

[jrojas]

Love your videos man! very informative. I come from the automotive industry but your business principles are something that anybody can learn from.
I was actually a painter technician for Caterpillar in Texas for 3 years (I'm only 23 yrs old) so I know a thing or two about heavy equipment ha ha. Look forward to watching more vids