This season, we’ve seen a curious trend—plenty of calls for assessments, detailed site visits, and genuine interest in eco-friendly lawn care. But once the invoice hits their inbox, silence. It’s not just ghosting—it feels like a shift in how people perceive the value of labor. Are budgets tighter? Is DIY culture making folks hesitant to invest in premium service? recommendations??

I find myself answering questions and helping people on FB. I would rather be helping people here. Be like the little mouse Ask away and I will help if I can.

🌱 Starting a lawn care business? It’s tempting to offer all the services under the sun, but here’s why less is more. 🤔 Offering too many services can be overwhelming, especially when starting on a budget. More services mean more equipment—and potentially more headaches. 😫 Before adding services, consider licensing requirements and insurance implications. It’s crucial to only offer what you’re confident in and passionate about. 🙌 Pro Tip: Partner with others for services you don’t enjoy or aren’t equipped for. This way, you stay focused and provide top-notch lawn care. 🏡✨ As your business grows, streamline your services for a more targeted marketing approach. Less really can be more! 🎯 See the full lesson here. Deciding what services to offer. What’s on your ideal service list? Let us know below! 👇

I’m overseas atm just wondering if we have some good wins or hurdles challenges you got through that you felt was an achievement

How do you handle customers who have a state of the art watering system, and love using it so much even in winter and after 170 ml of rain in a month. We try to advise them but the lawn is impossible to mow, sludgy and dying. Do these customers come under the dud class??