One Krayzee Kajun Ent. 2013

[KrayzKajun]

Originally Posted by kawasaki guy

post a picture of your mowing fleet please.

Ill snap a pic of the mowers 2morrow while im out cutting. I have a 48" walker GHS, 32" Ferris w/b, 46" Exmark lazer z(currently sitting in my garage with a blown motor) and i still have my 1st ztr 38" New Holland MZ14. Plus a toro and a snapper push mower.
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[Landrus2]

Originally Posted by KrayzKajun

Got the crape myrtle in. Yea yea i know red mulch. Hey Mom gets what mom wants. Lol






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You must be your mother favorite son

[Kleen Kutz]

Hey Krayz, what's your rate per hour for landscaping? Or do you charge by the hour?

[KrayzKajun]

Originally Posted by Kleen Kutz

Hey Krayz, what's your rate per hour for landscaping? Or do you charge by the hour?

I usually price landscape work by job.
For example: landscape cleanup
Weeding of beds, trimming of shrubs, re-edging of bed, app of pre-m, mulch.

I always over price by a lil for those just in case situations.
Labor: depends on how physical intensive $60-$125hr
Materials: product + 15%-20% markup.

For mowing i used to go by the while $1/min. But i realized i was leaving alot of money on the table. Ive raised my mowing minimum to $45/cut for this season.

So far this week i was atleast $200 higher on two landscape cleanup bids three other companies, but i got both jobs due to the quality of my other work and one lady liked my personality. She said i straight forward and didnt try to BS her.
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[kawasaki guy]

Originally Posted by KrayzKajun

Ill snap a pic of the mowers 2morrow while im out cutting. I have a 48" walker GHS, 32" Ferris w/b, 46" Exmark lazer z(currently sitting in my garage with a blown motor) and i still have my 1st ztr 38" New Holland MZ14. Plus a toro and a snapper push mower.
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what handhelds do you use?

[KrayzKajun]

Originally Posted by joesimoes2

You must be your mother favorite son

I learned most of my basic gardening knowledge from my mom. She always had the best looking flowers beds on the block when we were younger. She always taught me to take risk and i listened to her. Now i have a very nicely growing landscape company.
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[Kleen Kutz]

Originally Posted by KrayzKajun

I usually price landscape work by job.
For example: landscape cleanup
Weeding of beds, trimming of shrubs, re-edging of bed, app of pre-m, mulch.

I always over price by a lil for those just in case situations.
Labor: depends on how physical intensive $60-$125hr
Materials: product + 15%-20% markup.

For mowing i used to go by the while $1/min. But i realized i was leaving alot of money on the table. Ive raised my mowing minimum to $45/cut for this season.

So far this week i was atleast $200 higher on two landscape cleanup bids three other companies, but i got both jobs due to the quality of my other work and one lady liked my personality. She said i straight forward and didnt try to BS her.
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Okay, I was charging a little less per hour. I'm doing a bid now for a customer now. So is the $60-$125 per man hour or that's just straight by the hour?

[burnsyscapes]

What mpg s are you getting out of that dodge?

[alexschultz1]

Originally Posted by Kleen Kutz

Okay, I was charging a little less per hour. I'm doing a bid now for a customer now. So is the $60-$125 per man hour or that's just straight by the hour?

Straight by the hour. You need to invest some of your time into cleaning up your accounting books

[Kleen Kutz]

Originally Posted by alexschultz1

Straight by the hour. You need to invest some of your time into cleaning up your accounting books

What do you mean invest time cleaning up my accounting books?😐
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