How To Do A Professional Lawn Care Service Start To Finish (MOW LIKE A PRO)

Want to know gow to mow like a professional ? Well you came to the right place to learn how to do a professional lawn care mowing service. In this video we will show you step by step how to mow like the pros from start to finish. 1st step ? Do you mow or trim first ? We have the answer and why we do it the way we do. Hope this video helps you.

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[fadezzgamer]

I use to work for a lawn care company and i had my own solo route but I was always trained to mow and then trim so you make sure you get everything you couldn't get with the mower

[S.P.I.Investigators]

I mow my parents yard for them and they love the techniques I have gathered from watching your channel. Couldn't be happier. I used this technique mowing a friend's lawn and she loved it as well. I'm trying to get a business going this year.

[ccaj]

I’m happy to see that you guys protect your ears. Thank you for the good information and stay safe.

[ctyardimprovements]

Man I can’t get over how good y’all’s set up is y’all have came a long way u can never stop growing there’s always room for improvement

[timchannel]

i did 8 yards of mulch today one man crew also i like the way you do your professional lawn care makes the lawn look so good

[Tobynsocks]

Few things I noticed here bud... why start with the boundary? Just start doing your stripes and finish with your boundary to cover and erase any turn marks. 2nd I would never drive off the edge without lifting the deck when those casters drop off a nice edge like y'all have that's dropping ur deck height. Lastly you gotta blow off any decks or patios as well as the entirety of the driveway and sidewalks/curbs even if just to clean any pollen or other stuff. Just lil differences but u guys do great work and have great attitudes definitely would be great people to work for/with. Wish u and tq success and nothing less.

[owenslawnmaintenance]

Love it when I'm going to bed and wait till the Spencer's upload. Happy Monday and great job

[josesalgado]

I noticed that you go easy on the blower near the customer’s doors, windows and property that can be damaged by flying debris. Love tge tips.

[ghoul]

I'm really falling in love with those multi forces wish I could have one but all I have is a Toro 22' recycler

[bryannichols]

Thanks for the tips 👍. I always keep one wheel on the concrete and one on the grass and I will never do that again thanks to the helpful tip! Thanks for the video

[tj.fortney]

I love these kinds of uploads! Great video once again! God bless

[jonashcraft-lx]

I never thought about doing that way I owe my business for 3 years and I never thought about you and that way like you guys do so I'm going to start doing that

[williamnowacki]

I’ve seen many professional and home owner lawn care guys perfer to mow first trim and edge and then blow.

But overgrown lawns and cleanups usually edge and trim first blow the grass mow and blow again.

Most importantly trim the bushes if they need it before blow the beds and mow

[colinquam]

What a way to end a Monday. Great job guys keep it up.

[TDSUX]

New to the channel, starting a new business this coming spring, SMALL, just a few lawns a week, I am not an artist with a paintbrush, but not so bad with a mower, blade, and string edger.GREAT Information!!! Thanx!

[humanbeing]

Love the videos than you for teaching me how to mow properly and making me less of a rookie. Lol. Thanks for making my day better just by showing how happy you guys are.

[ajdorrington-sadoski]

Definitely not saying there's anything wrong with the way you guys do it everybody does their s*** different and that's what works for you and that's what it comes down to.

[darwinghernandezflores]

I mow first this way I don’t have to worry about the edges being crushed with my tires.
Then hard edge once a month and lastly trim and blow
This allows me to see where my mower could not get too and therefore be an eyesore so I can see where to trim.

[chrisrobinson]

I agree with your trimming methods. Less that needs to blown back onto the lawn after you mow.

[tinachambers]

Hi Friends great information I saw a lawn mower trick spray dry lube on the underside of the deck to prevent grass from sticking have a day love from TEXAS