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Commercial pricing

Discussion in 'Lawn Mowing' started by Jimmy, Jul 19, 2000.

  1. Jimmy

    Jimmy LawnSite Member
    from Massachusetts
    Messages: 2

    I live in massachusetts and run a residential landscape company with about 60 accounts. We are trying to expand into commercial accounts but needs some tips on how to determine how much to bid on commercial accounts without over bidding. Any tips are appreciated, thanks.
     
    Jimmy, Jul 19, 2000
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  2. kenneybros

    kenneybros LawnSite Member
    Messages: 49

    where in Ma... near cape cod???
     
    kenneybros, Jul 19, 2000
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  3. Twotoros

    Twotoros LawnSite Senior Member
    from Yakima,WA.
    Messages: 494

    DITTO JIMMY'S question. residential is getting old and worn it's welcome.
     
    Twotoros, Jul 19, 2000
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  4. Tony S

    Tony S LawnSite Member
    from Webster MA
    Messages: 54

    I'm just south of Worcester. What part you from?<p>----------<br>&lt;A HREF=&quot;mailto:procutlawn@hotmail.com&quot;&gt;Tony S.&lt;/A&gt;<br>
     
    Tony S, Jul 19, 2000
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  5. gene gls

    gene gls LawnSite Gold Member
    from Granville, Ma. 01034
    Messages: 3,214

    I'm west of Springfield,Ma.. I think there is more cut throat actions going on in commerical work.I know of guys mowing cheap just to get the other landscape requirements and then adjusting the price for thoes requirements to make up the mowing charge.<p>I look at a commerical account the same as a residentual. I do figure in a little extra for doing a more precise job. There are a lot more eyes looking at your work trying to find mistakes(short cuts).Its best to do commerical durning their closed hours, no cars and people to work around.
     
    gene gls, Jul 19, 2000
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