We all have some customers on our routes that we'd love to duplicate; I.E. the gravy ones.<br>What's your easiest money on your route? For me, it's a small biz that I weedeat, mow & blow & load back up in 12 min. Sounds like along time but on the site it's cruisin'. I can do the whole package by myself in 12 min. & it's a $25 job. What about you guys?<p>----------<br>Smitty ô¿ô<br>
I have a 70 x 70 lot, level, with a 900 sqft house and a drive way thats 4 min to mow and 6 min to weedeat. 20.00. <br>And 2 houses next to each other 35 min total 40.00. I dont think is too bad. I wish I had the whole neighborhood!
I guess mine would be an industrial site: 2 hours x 2 guys...$310.00/week.<p>Or another takes 1 guy 45 minutes...$115.00.<p>Forgot about 2 residentials:<br>1 man hour...$85.00<br>12 minute site $45.00<p><p><p><font size="1">Edited by: Lazer
Naturallawn. You drive to and from and unload and load your equipment for 20$. Thats not good at all. Man you need a minimum. Hope you got more than one job at that stop
Oh yeah I forgot about one we had ealier this spring:<br>2 soccer fields, w/ 1/2 worth of field between them for spectators. 1 hr solo or 30 min. with 2 of us on the Z's (1 hr.) for $100 . Man we sure liked that one.<p>----------<br>Smitty ô¿ô<br>
1 hour 40 mins. = $115 & its within 2 miles from my shop. I have several at about $70/hour. Some residentials for $30 that I can knock out in 15 mins. or less...but you have to drive there and unload.
3 men on 61's, weedeat and blow = 3 hours @ $530.00. Apartment complex.<br>1 man on 61, trim, blow = 1 hour @ $150.00. Nursing home.
I have 5 in a group, one stop, two hours max to mow and trim, $147 plus in-season produce, homemade wine, anisette toast etc from the elderly Italian customer.<p>4 in a group, 1 hour max mow and trim, $88 total all pay cash COD.<p>These two stops pay my mortgage for the month. The other 51 customers are the gravy that will fund my retirement at 50.<p>Bill
