steveair
LawnSite Bronze Member
- Location
- morristown, nj
Hello,
As this year is beginning to come to an end, I now am in the process of beginning to think where my company is going to be next year.
One question I have is what kind of expectations can I have for running a 1 man opearation, performing mainly landscape construction, with the occasional mulch/pruning/etc jobs, but no mowing, trimmming, etc.
When looking at what I did this year as a part time business, I'm starting to think that a gross in the range of 250-300k would be a realistic goal (with no plowing), and that a 400k gross for a year seems like it would be possible if I really set my mind on it, of course my life would consist of 7 day work weeks for 44 weeks.
Any input appreciated, or anyone out there who is solo can surely be of some help too.
by the way, I'm single, so that means a lot in what kind of dedidication I have to reach my goal.......LOL....no wife to nag me about not seeing me for 2 weeks because I leave at 5 AM and get home at 9 PM
steveair
As this year is beginning to come to an end, I now am in the process of beginning to think where my company is going to be next year.
One question I have is what kind of expectations can I have for running a 1 man opearation, performing mainly landscape construction, with the occasional mulch/pruning/etc jobs, but no mowing, trimmming, etc.
When looking at what I did this year as a part time business, I'm starting to think that a gross in the range of 250-300k would be a realistic goal (with no plowing), and that a 400k gross for a year seems like it would be possible if I really set my mind on it, of course my life would consist of 7 day work weeks for 44 weeks.
Any input appreciated, or anyone out there who is solo can surely be of some help too.
by the way, I'm single, so that means a lot in what kind of dedidication I have to reach my goal.......LOL....no wife to nag me about not seeing me for 2 weeks because I leave at 5 AM and get home at 9 PM
steveair