It seems that everyone on here mentions the term "lowballer" and define a lowballer as someone with a cheaper price. But really no one is a low baller. There is no "market average" for lawn care and everyone's operating expenses are different. Not everyone is driving a gas sucking V8 truck, a huge trailer, and a 60 inch zero turn with a 35HP engine, etc...
If the expenses are lower then you can charge lower prices and still make plenty of profit. So when you say someone is a lowballer because they only charge $30 for the same lawn you would charge $45 how are they a lowballer?
If they are reliable, do a good job, have a lower operating cost which enables them to charge less and still make profit what makes them a lowballer?
Sure some people want to make more than others but still no one is a lowballer since too many things go into the price that someone charges.
If the expenses are lower then you can charge lower prices and still make plenty of profit. So when you say someone is a lowballer because they only charge $30 for the same lawn you would charge $45 how are they a lowballer?
If they are reliable, do a good job, have a lower operating cost which enables them to charge less and still make profit what makes them a lowballer?
Sure some people want to make more than others but still no one is a lowballer since too many things go into the price that someone charges.