I have a customer with a 2-acre lot. I charge him $125 for cutting, trimming, and blowing the clippings off his driveway. A 2 acre cut is no joke Mowman. I don't know how much you make on smaller yards, or what equipment you use, but in the amount of time it would take to cut 2 acres, you'd probably be losing money if you charged much less. For example. I average $125 per hour because I target smaller yards (close together), and have equipment that's better suited to small to medium sized yards. With the smaller yards, we can bang them out in no time, and get at least $25 per yard. I believe that the big money in mowing is in the coin drop. I've found that I can make so much more money by hitting the small yards than the big ones. It's been much easier for me to get $25 for a small yard than $50 for a yard twice the size of the $25 one.<br>The moral to this story is this. If I'm going to be servicing a big yard. The owner had better get their check-book ready. Lazer who's ideas I'm very fond of said that he has a customer that he charges $49.99 for a half-acre cut. Like he says. Charge a lot.<p>Victor <p>Victor