I have two de-thatcher's that we break out twice a year. Once now, and another durring over-seeding. They cost me each about $2k, 10 years ago! They both still start on one pull and have made me more money than I would have thought. When a potential customer calls and ask's if I do this, they are surprised when I say "yes". They are an expensive investment, especially when you may not use them. But well worth the money, and you will never have to rent another. I usually charge $175 for an average yard. That includes de-thatching, and fertilizer as well taking all debris away.
Dethatching help
Ok, biz is slow in the spring, and i was thinking a detatcher on the mowers would be nice (well, fiveoboy01 said it in his thread)...
So, lets say we got a dethatcher for our mowers, while dethatching, dont you turn on the mower (blades), and bag it?
And what do you charge? Same as mowing or more?
Thanks,
Russell
So, lets say we got a dethatcher for our mowers, while dethatching, dont you turn on the mower (blades), and bag it?
And what do you charge? Same as mowing or more?
Thanks,
Russell
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