Posts tagged pricing

On LawnSite.com, the online discussion forum, (and part of the Turf family) a member asked: “Why am I missing the mark for commercial maintenance bidding? …

After a hectic and decidedly unexpected 2020, looking ahead toward spring 2021 brings two key questions: How will COVID-19 affect lawn care pricing? Should you …

On LawnSite.com, the online discussion forum, (and part of the Turf family) a participant asked last fall: “I’m looking for advice on hourly rates for …

Introducing The Cut, a weekly report of trending topics on the largest and most active online forum serving landscape and green industry professionals, LawnSite.com. Turf …

By Jake Hundley From the Spring 2019 Issue Does this sound familiar? “Hey John, we won’t be continuing lawn services with you. We’ve found someone …

By Andrew Duncan From the Spring 2019 Issue One of the most common complaints I hear from business owners in the landscape field is that …

From new tax laws to putting together a commercial bid, here are some questions from the landscape professionals on LawnSite forums this past week. BUSINESS OPERATIONS …

From pitching a takeover to the best way to store chemicals, here are some questions from the landscape professionals on LawnSite forums this past week. PROFESSIONAL …

From conflicts with clients to pay and benefits for employees, here are some questions from the landscape professionals on LawnSite forums this past week. LAWN MOWING …

From feedback on fair pricing to reapplication of weed killers, here are some questions from the landscape professionals on LawnSite forums this past week. BUSINESS OPERATIONS …

One of the questions owners of green industry service companies ask themselves every year is: “Should I raise or lower my prices?” Obviously, when the …

How companies in three revenue tiers price their mowing jobs.

An ongoing effort to demonstrate their value allows this Pennsylvania-based tree and lawn care company to charge more.

Sometimes clients can be just as fickle as the weather. And just as every storm is different, so are the needs of every customer. Standardizing …