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[Florida Gardener]

Originally Posted by easy-lift guy

Returned from San Antonio today. Things are dry but nothing like ths time last year. Landed at TPA 2:15 pm, needless to say the passengers gave a rousing round of applause for a safe flight and landing. That being said we
did get a head start on the Hurricane season, and every season will be different. Just relax and wait till things dry up just a bit. If anyone's accounts
have a problem with Mother nature exercising her rights. That just too bad.
easy-lift guy

That is one of my no-nos. the first time a customer complains about me being behind due to weather, they are gone. I will work in light rain all day, but when we have heavy rains a couple days at a time, or only a half day break between rains, there is not much you can get done. Todd thing is though that most of my customers aren't here this time of year. Texas was bad last year. I couldn't even imagine a whole year with no rain. A lot of business would be lost for a lot of people.
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[Florida Gardener]

We are really the only state that has its rainy season during the hottest months of the year. If you go to the mowing forum, guys all over are complaining about having to skip multiple weeks on their per cut basis. If you price right in Florida, you can make great money.
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[jvanvliet]

We are caught upn everything except trimming.

Had somebody knocking on my door last night @ 8:00 PM... tree down & roof leak.

Looks like guys from Tampa NE to Gainseville to Orlando, to Jacksonville are going to be wet today.

We'll be doing clean up today.

[jvanvliet]

Originally Posted by JB1

we are planning on going there at the end of the week.

For pleasure? There's not that much property damage for work.

[JB1]

Originally Posted by jvanvliet

For pleasure? There's not that much property damage for work.

a little vacation, maybe some fishing.

[jvanvliet]

Originally Posted by JB1

a little vacation, maybe some fishing.

Where abouts?

I'm on the Gold Coast where it's always a Spring Break, the sun always shines and the party never stops.

[AskTurfPro]

In the panhandle we got a little rain, pretty windy today. We are working and doing everything except spraying.

[Greg78]

Looks like today is a wash for us.

[stickleylawncare]

Originally Posted by jvanvliet

We are caught upn everything except trimming.
Looks like guys from Tampa NE to Gainseville to Orlando, to Jacksonville are going to be wet today.

I don't think we will be doing much mowing today even if the rain clears up.... our yard is completely underwater and I know when ours looks like this, several of our customers are similar, or at least completely mush even to walk on, let alone put a mower on.

[zturncutter]

Same here, water retention area's on all of the commercial properties are over flowing into the parking lots and lawns.