CTS Lawn & Landscape pic thread

[CTS Lawn & Landscape]

thanks! Wright Stander is new to me this year, takes some getting use to, but I do like it. I Love my Walk Behind, lays great lines with no strip kit and with that sulky you're in full control with no groin shot, but that too can take time to get use to. I've been thrown off of it a couple times. But this might be her last year as main mower, wanting a newer Exmark TT HP. ZTR is great too, but unlike some... It only goes on the big lawns like the one pictured above that's 7-8 acres.

[Lawn Racer]

Very nice work!!

[A.T.G LAWN CARE]

dude nice work on those patios!!!

[CTS Lawn & Landscape]

Thanks! Definitely would love some more patios to build, great money maker.

[Shappie]

Great work! Im just now getting started. Hopefully Ill grow as you did in this area. Getting the accounts always seems to be the hardest part..

[CTS Lawn & Landscape]

Originally Posted by Shappie

Great work! Im just now getting started. Hopefully Ill grow as you did in this area. Getting the accounts always seems to be the hardest part..

Thanks! And good luck! do quality work and don't short change yourself just because you 'need' the work. You'll find yourself just treading water and not making the money... esp with these gas prices!

I started off with 7 accounts all over the area and finally added or cut most out to tighten my routes up, I'm up to 50+ this year. It definitely takes time and word of mouth to grow!

[CTS Lawn & Landscape]

Addition to last years paver patio. With a berm and White pines to block ugly site of weeded field that will eventually become homes looking right in on their backyard

[LawnMan19]

Looks good, your hardscaping skills are still impressive to say the least.

[eatonpcat]

Nice work!!