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It's About Thyme · #21 01-19-2013, 11:27 PM

I'd like to take a look at that to,please.Luisperry@rocketmail.com

Thank you

ACP Landscape · #22 01-21-2013, 10:15 AM

@Procut lawn expert

My email is ap.seahawk12@gmail.com

Thank you.

lawnpropm · #23 01-21-2013, 11:49 PM

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Originally Posted by cpllawncare

One price it is, from now on. I've heard so many people say "you make more than I do and I have a college degree" Like a landscaper can't have a college degree LOL! GEEZ!

I learned one quote is the trick. Especially for mulch and edging with a bed edger. I measure an include my price for this with the mulch install. When people ask for details I tell em you asked for a price for x,y, and z an it is this.......
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lawnpropm · #24 01-22-2013, 12:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Procut lawn expert

That's good.but even better I have a a spread sheet that would go with this. And I don't know how to post it so could I email it to you and you post it cause I wiould love for these guys to have it. It's setup to track the Jody backwards when you finish .it breaks it down to net profit and what you make per billable man HR. I thought I was doing good by looking at net profit but when I broke it all down backwards after the job all the way down to what I ended up making and what I made per hour for the whole crew. Yea I have nothing else to say because jobs with less .profit. Can still come out with more money per hour than a job with big profit if it toke you longer than estimated hours. All I can say is after I did this spread sheet I didn't leave were I was sitting for over 9 hours the first time .I made this in a financial class and just coming out with this information paid for the 3,000 class.
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