Latest Job Pics For The 2011 Season

[buddy32]

Hey all! Just thought I would share some pics of a few of the mowing jobs I have done. Hope you all are having a great start to the season! Jeremy.[IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG]

[Ducke]

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Looks nice I wish I could get on lawns dry enough to work on. I did three mow jobs on Friday afternoon and they were like mowing swamps.

[Robert G]

That looks good, keep up the great work!

[B-2 Lawncare]

what's up boys? Here is one of my HOA's. There's about three and a half acres of grass in this HOA. No striping kit on the decks, just John Deere decks. Enjoy the pics.

[Steve]

Hey all! Just thought I would share some pics of a few of the mowing jobs I have done. Hope you all are having a great start to the season! Jeremy.

Nice pics! What kind of mower are you using to create such a nice cut?

Here is one of my HOA's. There's about three and a half acres of grass in this HOA. No striping kit on the decks, just John Deere decks. Enjoy the pics.

You can't beat that John Deere. It's a great niche to be able to offer mowing on a larger scale like that. Very few startups would be able to do that.

[B-2 Lawncare]

You can't beat that John Deere. It's a great niche to be able to offer mowing on a larger scale like that. Very few startups would be able to do that

This is one of the several large properties we mow. We also have the snow removal for these properties. I would say that I have gone from being the new kid on the block, to being the Big dog on the block. I continue to look for the potential growth from the business through expansion to other communities in and around the area. Expansion and growth will also require more employees.
I would have to say that my ability to handle the growth of the business is directly due to many years as a supervisor in the oilfield. The pressure that I was under working as a supervisor then, makes the day to day operations of my business fun.

[buddy32]

Thanks all for the great coments! Nice job by the way on the hoa's! Yeah steave, I am a deere man too...I use a 21" john deere walk behind with a lawn stryper system. I also use a 48" Scag walk behind, but the deere gives me the best stripes on those high end yards! Keep up the great work everyone, and be safe!

[Steve]

I continue to look for the potential growth from the business through expansion to other communities in and around the area. Expansion and growth will also require more employees.
I would have to say that my ability to handle the growth of the business is directly due to many years as a supervisor in the oilfield.

Do any lessons stand out now from your experience when it comes to managing lawn care employees?