I bought a hedge trimmer that goes on the end of my Stihl weed eater .it angles up so you can use as a sickle bar. also works great on flat topping tall bushes. without a ladder. One of my Best. Investments. My toys always make me money!
I would suggest when you guys were in the back would be to use a tarp. I prefer trailer tarps like from harbor freight. Mulch over the leaves once or blow them into a pile. Pull the tarp up beside the pile then just rake onto it. Then fold the tarp up and squash the leaves down if they havent been mulched, open then drag to the next spot and more. If mulched then fill it up and drag it the vehicle, wrap it up and throw it in the truck. Get a couple of these so you can do multiple piles or open one up in the back of your truck and dump your tarps into it. Super fast and clean.
I'll try that soon as well Todd! I'm always and excited about trying something that might make us more efficient! Thanks for the advice man! That's what we're all here for! To learn and grow 😎🤘
@@kidwoohkidwooh if you have a lawnmower with a bag on it but you can also fill a bagger up very fast so by mulching it down or blowing/raking the leaves onto tarp you can take a huge amount to the trailer at one time. The tarp allows you to unload quickly as well. This yard Wyatt did was very small but if he is to do larger, you would have to figure out a way to get more on his truck and thats what I was explaining. I a rackem bagger for my stand on and after I mulch the leaves a few passes then ill put the bagger on and then drive it to the truck full but you would have to do this multiple multiple times bc it fills up so quick.
What I like doing when the leaves are falling from the trees I take the leaf blower and blow the tree to get most of the leaves down before cleaning the yard
Fair enough price bud, and you still have opportunity to go back once the last of those leaves drop and make a few more bux... Keep being positive, and professional, and word will spread!!! As always God bless and greetings from Jersey bud!!!!
Good job, keep it up. Only recommendation is not cutting the hydrangeas to the ground unless the client requests. It’s best to deadhead (remove flower) to the next double bud. It will flower more that way. Take care.
do that in spring time,it flowers better and he whould of used standard to mulch,it will be faster and two guys should blow together so you wont have to go back and forth.anyways thays my opinion
You do good work my dude! I would mulch the leaves more to cut down on hauling and disposal. Just do gradually smaller circles around your pile until there's nothing but dust. Also, tarps with some rope are my best friend. I usually make one, maybe two, trips to the trailer with the leaves that way.
Good job. The county I live in does free curb side leaf pickup for two weeks every fall so that's when most people want cleanups done, all blown to the curb. What I did for when the occasional person wants them bagged, I took one of those big round trashcans and cut the bottom out. Sit it upside down and put a bag in it, after its full just tie the bag and lift the can right off from around it. Saves a ton of time, pain and annoyance from trying to lift a full bag out of an enclosed can.
Keep it up my man. Hard work dedication pays off. We all started with low end equipment. Makes you feel better upgrading knowing your business is more productive. Good luck. Yard looking good bud.
Got a tip for you brother, invest in a lawn vac... Mulch the leaves with multiple passes makes them almost dust then vac them up saves a TON of space I've started my own Lawncare business I use a 2012 Ford Transit Connect for my work horse. I chose it versus a truck since it's basically my truck/trailer + mobile office I put everything in leaf bags(the paper brown ones) then put em curbside at my house. Good to see another young man in the business people always told me because I'm 19 my LC business wouldn't succeed here I am season 2 with 6 new customers that belonged to my former employer
Great job. I would suggest that you look into a loadhandler. You can dump the leaves directly into the back of your truck. It also works well for unloading mulch, brush, and loam
Tip for leaf season Since u have a chute blocker on the vride u can buy mulching blades and put the blocker down it won’t mulch 100% since u don’t have the baffles under deck but will save some time
Great job and video keep up the great work. I just subscribed. I have only been doing this full time now for 2 1/2 years and try to learn as much as I can from these videos. Keep it up
Bud charge by the hour. A house with 1 tree vs a house with 20 trees is a lot different. Even if you charged 2.5 times on that other house you would short changing yourself. $75-100 a man but that includes dumping fee. Goodluck you guys are doing great
Great job man! You guys work hard & fast! Great techniques & advice for newcomers. Keep up the good work!! I strongly suggest you make sure you charge for all your expenses: 1) Labor 2) Travel/Equipment Ex: $25-50 ( for gas & for how far you have to travel -- I assume the job was close by) 3) Dumping Fees -- I don't care if you dump the leaves in your back yard forest, still charge at least $25-100 for dumping. It will bring profit & help grow business. You are providing hard work, but more importantly, a convenience to the customer. You don't have to gouge your clients, but be fair to yourself. > That will ensure you grow & flourish. Obviously, price fairly, but sometimes leaf jobs can beat you up in labor costs, gas to run mowers/blowers/equip for longer periods of time. And, again, the dumping fees. Leaves are easy to compost, but not everyone takes them -- Because they're a BULKy item, charge accordingly. > Also, charging and making "profit" on all these jobs ensures that in a year or 2, when your blower needs repairs, or needs to be replaced -- You can actually afford that without any stress or discomfort. That way you're prepared & growing all the time. Suggestions: a) Unless you're uncomfortable with it OR client wants to do themselves, you should clear gutters at same time. One less thing the client has to worry about, and extra labor you can charge for, instead of searching for more work elsewhere. (They have pole attachments you can attach to hand blower [STIHL] so you don't even have to get on ladder -- however that house had low gutters anyways). b) Mow the back with the Toro TimeMaster, then blow those patio leaves & garden leaves on back lawn & mow again. You probably could have mowed 2-3 times & saved a lot of dumping can space. Takes about the same amount of time. Goodluck man!!
Hey thanks man! I appreciate it! We definitely have some seriously long days in the summer time when the weather let's us work from 9am to 9pm 😂 and thanks for watching! 😎👍
Hey I use trash cans also. But I put Home Depo 45 gallon to 50 gallon garbage bags inside the cans. I stack my cans on top of each other for more space. Then I go throw away the bags. Nice job. Very professionally done. I would've charged 125 to 150.
Great idea! The bags might even be able to be reused! I actually made $150 (total) on the job because she gave us a $45 tip 😎🤘 but I should probably charge a little bit more than $105 in the future. Leaf clean up are still actually kind of new to me LOL.
Menards and Lowes, etc, sells those brown disposable lawn leaf/maintenance bags. I've seen the sell for around 5 for $2.00 here. They are still lighter than a can moving around. You can load them in a trailer or truck. I've had 15 before and drove them to a country friends house. I dump them and the bags can be reused even though they only cost about .40 cents each. I'd hire you and your brother anytime to work on my property. Nice pricing job too. Let's say that was the only job you had that day. $100 for 2 hours for 2 people is still $25 an hour. Not bad. You both show that work IS available to anyone willing to apply themselves. Check out Spencers lawn care. He's in Ohio too,like me. He and his wife make a pretty funny team to watch. I look forward to more of your video's. You need to make at least 2 a week! Raise that 6.1k viewership to 100k this year!
I've looked into those. I actually use a different method now from when I did this cleanup. Check my my spring clean up video from this year. I think you might be interested in a loadhandler for convenience purposes 😉👍 and I've considered doing 2/week. It's just a lot of work! Haha! And I'm so busy. However I think it could pay off in the long run 🤷
Like the last call idea. Even if you do something for last call of 2018 of whatever services you provide. Then start after the first of the year to get your name out there and once again before the season kicks off. Great video bro!
I have several big tarps that I blow the leaves on and tie up the tarps. Then I put the tarps in my trailer and dump the leaves in the back of my property. They decompose and makes great compost.
I had been on business for almost 10 years. I always used one big backpack blowers. Probably using two will make you move slower. I also will never chopped no leaves on my lawns it kills the grass. If you do that house for every week is not good. Before you mow take a blower a blow off all leaves then cut your lawn. It will be a better quality work. Also you should had start from the back to the front. Always do it like that.
If you mow walking backwards with the time master it picks up a lot more for a cleaner look just a suggestion! Also lower it as low as you can so theres no gaps between the grass and deck
Man that’s cheap! You have you have to consider your expenses. Gas used on job, gas to drive to job, disposal fee, depreciation on equipment, insurance etc. After all your expenses are covered the remaining money is what you guys actually take home as profit. Keep up the hustle! Happy holidays!
I did consider it and the property was close to home so I spent little to get there, the disposal fee was free at our recycling center, and the gas used was less than half the time Master tank and less and about 1/3 of my 580T tank. It actually would have only taken an hour and a half if I wasn't recording YT footage and using my worse equipment for video purposes. I usually bid everything at $70/hr unless it's going to cost me more to do the job 😎👌 Happy holidays to you as well sir 🎅
Hey Wyatt. First of all. Yall did a great job on the leaf clean up. Also next spring u should buy a set of Gator blades for your riding lawn Mower. It cuts the grass really nice. And also it mulch up the leaves really nice too. Something to think about. Oh I most forgot to tell when ever use your riding mower or the push lawn Mower for bagging leaves. At the end of the day. Check your air filter. Because it collects a lot of dust into your air filter.
I don’t carry trash cans only tarps, they take up to much space, every thing is dumped on a tarp in the back of my truck or front of my trailer. Can usually fit 5-10 properties before needing to dump.
nice job Wyatt yard clean up and hair clean up. Mulching mowers do a nice job with good operators of course! If you move to NJ let me know. I laugh at everyone telling you what to charge. You charge what you need to brother, love the videos and your attitude your doing well young grasshopper.
Thanks Mike! And I think it's funny that so many people are hating on my pricing but different places have different prices. NJ is way higher because the cost of living is so much more 😄👍
no doubt Wyatt and you know what you need to make to survive. How do you eat and Elephant? One piece at a time. You made a massive increase in your business in a short period of time and its fun for us to see.
You are starting out young, good for you. If you keep up the effort that you have shown here, your business will only get larger in time. Hopefully someone has taught you about money and how to make it last. Honest business will always trump those that do a shady job.
I use an ultra vac and blower for clean ups. I dump and blow the leaves in the woods. I make good money off it and don’t have expensive equipment to get it done.
@@traceyjones2010 2 men for 2 hours of on site labor plus disposal of the leaves and overhead from equipment and gas. This is easily a $200 job. For $105 dollars they could have made more getting s job at target.
@@bend4236 look he's just a kid starting out as he grows he will learn but hey at least he's got the want to do instead of just sitting around complaining about what he doesn't have this has definitely put some ideas in my head for when spring comes around.
Like seeing u younger guys out busting butt like we all used too, only suggestion is offering a roof blow off and gutter clean out too, a little more $ for the pocket
Nice job! And video. Should get a bagger for the Scag, it will save u time. Wish I started when I was ur age, but to busy with friends, girls and partying and fishing and hunting. Lol
Haha I wish I was busy! We have a ton of snow so no more cleanups 😢 and I hope you enjoyed Vacation bro! Being backed up isn't a bad thing considering that at least you have jobs to do haha
You should get into irrigation you don’t really need that much equipment to get started and it’s very profitable. It’s also really easy to learn you should try
Also if you can’t charge a lot in your area you should consider driving to another area that has a higher income even if you have to drive an hour it will be worth it if you’re making twice what you make an hour
Thanks man! The customer actually gave us a $45 tip as well because she was so happy with the results! It was also for our service the season as well 😎👌
Buy a accelerator catcher. Worth the $600. I have a rack em. Wish I spent the extra and got the accelerator. It’s starting to show the love and it’s 3 years old. If I buy a stand on in the spring I think I’ll add it to the financing .
Sup Wyatt are you planning on getting the 3 bagger system for your vride at any point? I’m considering it for next year. Good vid I just did a clean up myself the exact same way as I don’t have equipment for vacuuming leafs.
I am hoping to! Next year I want to get a enclosed trailer and another Stander. Then the year after I want the bagger, new truck (for Bigger bed), and dump bed insert :)
@@btbinnovationsllc6815 the 8 looks awesome! But they changed the design so it isn't compatible with older aftermarket attachments :/ no worries man! Have a great day!😎🙌
Great job for being a younger kid keep it up invest in equipment without that you make no,money and never,go into biz with friends ir family free advice
Just a tip as a long time landscaper. Don't cut people shrubs if you don't know what they are. I'd be pissed if you came thru and cut my hydrageas and flowering bulbs. You can't just cut shrubs whenever you want or you risk cutting off the blooms for next year. Also some things bloom only on old growth aka those hydrageas. So if you cut them they won't bloom again the next year. You have to know the timing for each type of plant and how to prune. If you don't want to do it just stick to lawns and blowing leaves.
@@wyattslawnservice7212 yea i watched it and i see. They ripped them out. Probably cuz you almost killed them and made them look like shit when spring came.
Go with a HD Dump Truck with a 10 ft. Bed not 8 ft. A 2 man co..like yours can go a week without dumpimg. You can haul material for your planting and landscape Construction jobs. You will out grow a pick up truck w/ dumper quickly. You want to grow into machinery. Started Small just like you when all that Labor saving equipment was coming out. Such as Back.packs, Gas trimmers and Weeder, plus walk behind Big mowers. No Stand ups back then. We were Old School stand the 5hp Gaint Vac push blower on its side to blow out the hedges with another guy working a hooked stick to help pull out the lesves, Cira 1973. Good LUCK and Stay Dry. Signed Retired Landscaper. .
I recommend first rake the flowers bed and trims the bushes and loaded in the trash can instead of to the grass, because you spending way too much time mowing the grass...plus when you push all the trash from flower bed to the grass...you pretty much putting all the weeds that has weeds seed to the grass and you’ll have bad weeds in the grass in the spring time...and early summer
Link to this year's cleanup | Day in the life: ruclips.net/video/W08zZkRN9vc/видео.html
Keep on killing it dude. Great job. As a 30 year old, sadly back on the job market, you’re a motivator to get out there and GET IT!
Appreciate it Steve!😎🔥
I bought a hedge trimmer that goes on the end of my Stihl weed eater .it angles up so you can use as a sickle bar. also works great on flat topping tall bushes. without a ladder. One of my Best. Investments.
My toys always make me money!
I would totally hire this guy. Sounds like a true professional.
I can't tell if this is sarcastic or legit 🤔😂
@@wyattslawnservice7212 100% legit my friend. In fact, I cleared all the leaves from my property yesterday and it was painful.
@@seany11244 appreciate it! And I feel your pain!🤣👍
I would suggest when you guys were in the back would be to use a tarp. I prefer trailer tarps like from harbor freight. Mulch over the leaves once or blow them into a pile. Pull the tarp up beside the pile then just rake onto it. Then fold the tarp up and squash the leaves down if they havent been mulched, open then drag to the next spot and more. If mulched then fill it up and drag it the vehicle, wrap it up and throw it in the truck. Get a couple of these so you can do multiple piles or open one up in the back of your truck and dump your tarps into it. Super fast and clean.
I'll try that soon as well Todd! I'm always and excited about trying something that might make us more efficient! Thanks for the advice man! That's what we're all here for! To learn and grow 😎🤘
You know they have riding lawn mower with big bags to them why the hell you using a tarp less work
@@wyattslawnservice7212 that's more work with tarp the have riding lawn mower with big bags
@@kidwoohkidwooh if you have a lawnmower with a bag on it but you can also fill a bagger up very fast so by mulching it down or blowing/raking the leaves onto tarp you can take a huge amount to the trailer at one time. The tarp allows you to unload quickly as well. This yard Wyatt did was very small but if he is to do larger, you would have to figure out a way to get more on his truck and thats what I was explaining. I a rackem bagger for my stand on and after I mulch the leaves a few passes then ill put the bagger on and then drive it to the truck full but you would have to do this multiple multiple times bc it fills up so quick.
What I like doing when the leaves are falling from the trees I take the leaf blower and blow the tree to get most of the leaves down before cleaning the yard
it depends on the contract,if one time thing yes i agree but most of our clients we go twice or third time to end of nov
Fair enough price bud, and you still have opportunity to go back once the last of those leaves drop and make a few more bux... Keep being positive, and professional, and word will spread!!! As always God bless and greetings from Jersey bud!!!!
Your absolutely right on all accounts my man! I appreciate it 😁
Good job, keep it up. Only recommendation is not cutting the hydrangeas to the ground unless the client requests. It’s best to deadhead (remove flower) to the next double bud. It will flower more that way. Take care.
I am glad I am not the only one that cringed when he did that.
do that in spring time,it flowers better and he whould of used standard to mulch,it will be faster and two guys should blow together so you wont have to go back and forth.anyways thays my opinion
You do good work my dude! I would mulch the leaves more to cut down on hauling and disposal. Just do gradually smaller circles around your pile until there's nothing but dust. Also, tarps with some rope are my best friend. I usually make one, maybe two, trips to the trailer with the leaves that way.
Heck ya man! I actually had a few people recommend a tarp so I'll have to try that next time!
Good job. The county I live in does free curb side leaf pickup for two weeks every fall so that's when most people want cleanups done, all blown to the curb. What I did for when the occasional person wants them bagged, I took one of those big round trashcans and cut the bottom out. Sit it upside down and put a bag in it, after its full just tie the bag and lift the can right off from around it. Saves a ton of time, pain and annoyance from trying to lift a full bag out of an enclosed can.
That bag and trashcan idea is genius man!
Nice trick thanks
My city will not pickup leaves in plastic bag so we need to use paper bags out here. Good job Wyatt.
Keep it up my man. Hard work dedication pays off. We all started with low end equipment. Makes you feel better upgrading knowing your business is more productive. Good luck. Yard looking good bud.
Appreciate it Mike! Thanks for the kind words and positivity! 😎👊
On your second pass with the Toro Timemaster with bag on, lower the wheels and it will bag great. Try it, it works for me. Nice video too!
I'll have to give it a shot! Thanks!! 😎🤘
Got a tip for you brother, invest in a lawn vac... Mulch the leaves with multiple passes makes them almost dust then vac them up saves a TON of space I've started my own Lawncare business I use a 2012 Ford Transit Connect for my work horse. I chose it versus a truck since it's basically my truck/trailer + mobile office I put everything in leaf bags(the paper brown ones) then put em curbside at my house. Good to see another young man in the business people always told me because I'm 19 my LC business wouldn't succeed here I am season 2 with 6 new customers that belonged to my former employer
Great job. I would suggest that you look into a loadhandler. You can dump the leaves directly into the back of your truck. It also works well for unloading mulch, brush, and loam
I'll have to lookup and see what that is. When I get a different truck with a bigger bed, I want to get a dump bed insert 😉👌
It is basically a hand cranked conveyor belt that attaches to the tailgate of the truck. I have had one for over 5 years and it works great
Tip for leaf season
Since u have a chute blocker on the vride u can buy mulching blades and put the blocker down it won’t mulch 100% since u don’t have the baffles under deck but will save some time
I tried it but you can easily see all of the little pieces that are everywhere. Good idea though
YOU are AMAZING. Wish you lived in Massachusetts. I would definitely hire you. God bless you and your entrepreneurial spirit.
Accelerator bag for the v ride first dusty but works well. I use mine on the v ride and 61" sit down too. Great work. You will go far.
Great job and video keep up the great work. I just subscribed. I have only been doing this full time now for 2 1/2 years and try to learn as much as I can from these videos. Keep it up
Appreciate the sub man!! And you can utilize RUclips to help you a ton in your business! Very cool 😎👊
Bud charge by the hour. A house with 1 tree vs a house with 20 trees is a lot different. Even if you charged 2.5 times on that other house you would short changing yourself. $75-100 a man but that includes dumping fee. Goodluck you guys are doing great
Good young boy! Make sure you don’t miss the bus tomorrow!!! God bless!!!
Great job man! You guys work hard & fast! Great techniques & advice for newcomers. Keep up the good work!!
I strongly suggest you make sure you charge for all your expenses:
1) Labor
2) Travel/Equipment Ex: $25-50 ( for gas & for how far you have to travel -- I assume the job was close by)
3) Dumping Fees -- I don't care if you dump the leaves in your back yard forest, still charge at least $25-100 for dumping. It will bring profit & help grow business. You are providing hard work, but more importantly, a convenience to the customer. You don't have to gouge your clients, but be fair to yourself.
> That will ensure you grow & flourish. Obviously, price fairly, but sometimes leaf jobs can beat you up in labor costs, gas to run mowers/blowers/equip for longer periods of time. And, again, the dumping fees. Leaves are easy to compost, but not everyone takes them -- Because they're a BULKy item, charge accordingly.
> Also, charging and making "profit" on all these jobs ensures that in a year or 2, when your blower needs repairs, or needs to be replaced -- You can actually afford that without any stress or discomfort. That way you're prepared & growing all the time.
Suggestions:
a) Unless you're uncomfortable with it OR client wants to do themselves, you should clear gutters at same time. One less thing the client has to worry about, and extra labor you can charge for, instead of searching for more work elsewhere. (They have pole attachments you can attach to hand blower [STIHL] so you don't even have to get on ladder -- however that house had low gutters anyways).
b) Mow the back with the Toro TimeMaster, then blow those patio leaves & garden leaves on back lawn & mow again. You probably could have mowed 2-3 times & saved a lot of dumping can space. Takes about the same amount of time.
Goodluck man!!
Lots of awesome info! Appreciate it Jesse!
Great job guys. Keep crushing it. Nice to see young guys working hard and growing a business. Good luck. 👋👋
Hey thanks man! I appreciate it! We definitely have some seriously long days in the summer time when the weather let's us work from 9am to 9pm 😂 and thanks for watching! 😎👍
Hey I use trash cans also. But I put Home Depo 45 gallon to 50 gallon garbage bags inside the cans. I stack my cans on top of each other for more space. Then I go throw away the bags. Nice job. Very professionally done. I would've charged 125 to 150.
Great idea! The bags might even be able to be reused! I actually made $150 (total) on the job because she gave us a $45 tip 😎🤘 but I should probably charge a little bit more than $105 in the future. Leaf clean up are still actually kind of new to me LOL.
Thank you so much for showing how you can use the timemaster for leaf clean up. That's all I have and I'm on my own.
Hey glad to hear it man! You gotta work with what you have!😎👊
That was a $300 job.
You gave them a great price and did a great job 👍
Agreed - in my area (New England) that job would get you $300.
Menards and Lowes, etc, sells those brown disposable lawn leaf/maintenance bags. I've seen the sell for around 5 for $2.00 here. They are still lighter than a can moving around. You can load them in a trailer or truck. I've had 15 before and drove them to a country friends house. I dump them and the bags can be reused even though they only cost about .40 cents each.
I'd hire you and your brother anytime to work on my property. Nice pricing job too. Let's say that was the only job you had that day. $100 for 2 hours for 2 people is still $25 an hour. Not bad. You both show that work IS available to anyone willing to apply themselves. Check out Spencers lawn care. He's in Ohio too,like me. He and his wife make a pretty funny team to watch.
I look forward to more of your video's. You need to make at least 2 a week! Raise that 6.1k viewership to 100k this year!
I've looked into those. I actually use a different method now from when I did this cleanup. Check my my spring clean up video from this year. I think you might be interested in a loadhandler for convenience purposes 😉👍 and I've considered doing 2/week. It's just a lot of work! Haha! And I'm so busy. However I think it could pay off in the long run 🤷
Like the last call idea. Even if you do something for last call of 2018 of whatever services you provide. Then start after the first of the year to get your name out there and once again before the season kicks off. Great video bro!
I'm planning to hopefully hit advertising hard next spring 😉👍
Young business men.🤙💪
Toro timecutter saved the day. Looks good brother. 👍👍
I have several big tarps that I blow the leaves on and tie up the tarps. Then I put the tarps in my trailer and dump the leaves in the back of my property. They decompose and makes great compost.
Nice job kiddo. Heading to do my 1st ever leave cleanup after watching this video.
I need you guys to come tackle my leaves in the fall! Wish you were closer!
Haha appreciate it 😁👍
😂😂 the haircut appointment waits for no job 👍🏼
Haha totally! 😂👌
I bet that money long like his hair, Landscape Hustle in full effect.
@@wyattslawnservice7212 I like the hair
I don’t see anyone else doing it, but my guys and I use a back pack blower and a hand held at the same time. Moves a lot more leaves
Thats an interesting idea 🤔👌
I had been on business for almost 10 years. I always used one big backpack blowers. Probably using two will make you move slower. I also will never chopped no leaves on my lawns it kills the grass. If you do that house for every week is not good. Before you mow take a blower a blow off all leaves then cut your lawn. It will be a better quality work. Also you should had start from the back to the front. Always do it like that.
Stay strong young man you’re before your time 👍
If you mow walking backwards with the time master it picks up a lot more for a cleaner look just a suggestion! Also lower it as low as you can so theres no gaps between the grass and deck
I didn't think about that! I'll definitely give it a shot if I use it next fall 🙌
Outstanding work! Looks amazing and i am in the early stages of my business with minimal equipment and do things very similarly.
Watched this video a couple times now, just had to come back to see it again. Hope you're doing well Wyatt!
Thank you for this information and Great Video 😎🤙
I was wondering why you weren't using the scag, thanks for explaining it. Dalton should have mulched the leaves before bagging them.
Really enjoy watching your vids, and my favorite part is always............"and with that, let's get right to it!"!
Haha glad you enjoy it man! 😂👍
Wyatt is a lame
Man that’s cheap! You have you have to consider your expenses. Gas used on job, gas to drive to job, disposal fee, depreciation on equipment, insurance etc. After all your expenses are covered the remaining money is what you guys actually take home as profit. Keep up the hustle! Happy holidays!
I did consider it and the property was close to home so I spent little to get there, the disposal fee was free at our recycling center, and the gas used was less than half the time Master tank and less and about 1/3 of my 580T tank. It actually would have only taken an hour and a half if I wasn't recording YT footage and using my worse equipment for video purposes. I usually bid everything at $70/hr unless it's going to cost me more to do the job 😎👌 Happy holidays to you as well sir 🎅
I think he did rather well for being a kid lol..you start getting too crazy with pricing in this competitive business and u will be walking alot.
@@577buttfan I agree. Just wanted to give some constructive criticism.
Yup,thats fine man,I know where your comin from bro.@@whiskeyblood7258
Hey Wyatt. First of all. Yall did a great job on the leaf clean up.
Also next spring u should buy a set of Gator blades for your riding lawn Mower. It cuts the grass really nice. And also it mulch up the leaves really nice too. Something to think about. Oh I most forgot to tell when ever use your riding mower or the push lawn Mower for bagging leaves. At the end of the day. Check your air filter. Because it collects a lot of dust into your air filter.
Yeppers we have to clean the air Filter often this time of year. And unfortunately the gator blades aren't great for this area :/
@@wyattslawnservice7212 I understand for the blades. Also nice hair
I don’t carry trash cans only tarps, they take up to much space, every thing is dumped on a tarp in the back of my truck or front of my trailer. Can usually fit 5-10 properties before needing to dump.
I use this exact method brother ! 👍👍 fast and efficient and a quick way to make some decent money.
Absolutely man! Thanks for sharing what your do! And as always... Thanks for watching! 😁👍
You’re doing a hell of job Wyatt,you and your brother,keep it up man!!!!!👍👍👍😎
Thanks man I appreciate it! Hopefully 2019 leads to great things! 😎🤘
You’ll need to hit that property twice it’s looking like! Great video!
Thank you for sharing, looks like Y'all did a great job
Thanks David! Glad you enjoyed us sharing a day of work with ya! 😉👌
nice job Wyatt yard clean up and hair clean up. Mulching mowers do a nice job with good operators of course! If you move to NJ let me know. I laugh at everyone telling you what to charge. You charge what you need to brother, love the videos and your attitude your doing well young grasshopper.
Thanks Mike! And I think it's funny that so many people are hating on my pricing but different places have different prices. NJ is way higher because the cost of living is so much more 😄👍
no doubt Wyatt and you know what you need to make to survive. How do you eat and Elephant? One piece at a time. You made a massive increase in your business in a short period of time and its fun for us to see.
You are starting out young, good for you. If you keep up the effort that you have shown here, your business will only get larger in time. Hopefully someone has taught you about money and how to make it last. Honest business will always trump those that do a shady job.
I use an ultra vac and blower for clean ups. I dump and blow the leaves in the woods. I make good money off it and don’t have expensive equipment to get it done.
I want to get an ultravac at some point! How much was yours? And I'm also hoping to get the pb8010 blower. Thanks for sharing! 😁👍
Thanks a lot for the video. Helps me with getting my price. I always understand bid the jobs. With you good health.
Anytime man! Glad I could help
We (and you should as well) would have charged between 175 and 200 for that job.
2 all day but the kid is learning.He is willing to put the work in and figure it out.
It would amazes me to see someone paying out 175 to do that
And that is why he got the job and they didn't
@@traceyjones2010 2 men for 2 hours of on site labor plus disposal of the leaves and overhead from equipment and gas. This is easily a $200 job. For $105 dollars they could have made more getting s job at target.
@@bend4236 look he's just a kid starting out as he grows he will learn but hey at least he's got the want to do instead of just sitting around complaining about what he doesn't have this has definitely put some ideas in my head for when spring comes around.
Great job and video !!
Appreciate it Jerry!🙌
Good video man. Go ahead and invest in a grass gobbler for the scag. You wont regret it. Twice as fast. Also use gator blades.
Haha I definitely need some sort of bagger for it!
Need to throw a mulch kit on the scag! You can hit ‘em with that and follow behind bagging with the Toro!
THIS INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN WILL BE A MILLIONAIRE... by the time he turns thirteen.
Haha I'm 19 😂🤦♂️ appreciate it though!
@@wyattslawnservice7212 You stand out. You are impressive.
Nice! Just got the new echo pb 8010 way more power than the 770! I’m I’m getting a dump insert and vac for next season!
Yes I had the chance to demo a 8010 and I was amazed! I'll hopefully be getting oneater next season!
Like seeing u younger guys out busting butt like we all used too, only suggestion is offering a roof blow off and gutter clean out too, a little more $ for the pocket
Nice job! And video. Should get a bagger for the Scag, it will save u time. Wish I started when I was ur age, but to busy with friends, girls and partying and fishing and hunting. Lol
Haha that's not a bad thing! Sometimes I don't live enough "life" ya know? Don't regret it man! You have experiences
Great job man! Good video and editing and music!
ya need your own tv show buddy
Nice work
Nice job brother I'm from nj doing same thing keep working hard man it pays off
Thanks Christoph! It definitely does! 😁👌
Nice work guys !
Appreciate it 😁👍
Thank you Wyatt....
Thanks for watching!😎🤘
It turned out great...the haircut. Well, the yard did too.
😂🤦♂️
Great clean up video, I enjoyed watching!
Thanks man! Glad you enjoyed it! 😁👍
Awesome video, thank you for posting!
Appreciate you watching!👍
Thanks.
Especially about priceing
You doing a great job, I paid $165 in NJ
Wow looks great! Hope you are busy. I took a 1 week vacation and I am extremely busy! I am probably back up to a week now.
Haha I wish I was busy! We have a ton of snow so no more cleanups 😢 and I hope you enjoyed Vacation bro! Being backed up isn't a bad thing considering that at least you have jobs to do haha
Yeah I have probly 20 spring clean ups I am going to have to do now that we got this snow.
Good good good work Wyatt!!!$$$$
Thanks 😊 and appreciate you watching 😎💪
You should take a look into getting an accelerator bagging system or similar product for the VRide. Solid job bro!
Yeppers! They have a new rear mount bagger that I want to get 😁🤘
Killin it kid👌👍
All the mulch that gets blown out of the beds doesn't cause any problems with the mower?
Keep up the good work man!!! Good to see a young man like yourself out working hard. Like your channel and will subscribe bud!!
Thanks man! I appreciate the support as well! 😉👌
If you get a chance check my page out man. Just started youtube but have been doing lawncare for 9 yrs.
I made side walls for my truck and put a pallet in front so it doesn’t cost a lot if work to dump
Great job, enjoyed your video!
Glad to hear it man! Thanks 😁👌
Nice job on the leaf cleanup!
You should get into irrigation you don’t really need that much equipment to get started and it’s very profitable. It’s also really easy to learn you should try
Also if you can’t charge a lot in your area you should consider driving to another area that has a higher income even if you have to drive an hour it will be worth it if you’re making twice what you make an hour
Damn, hell of a good job
Thanks man! The customer actually gave us a $45 tip as well because she was so happy with the results! It was also for our service the season as well 😎👌
Well done
You rock!
good job man! leaf clean up is now starting down here in GA!
Thanks man! And do you have a few jobs lined up yet?
Yep the estimates are ringing in and I have a good bit set up!
Miss you Wyatt
God bless you friend.
Good Job.. I Would have been Quicker to Mulch Them with the Zero Turn Mower..
Awesome dude. Love your hard work ethic.
Appreciate it Todd!👊
Buy a accelerator catcher. Worth the $600. I have a rack em. Wish I spent the extra and got the accelerator. It’s starting to show the love and it’s 3 years old. If I buy a stand on in the spring I think I’ll add it to the financing .
Sup Wyatt are you planning on getting the 3 bagger system for your vride at any point? I’m considering it for next year. Good vid I just did a clean up myself the exact same way as I don’t have equipment for vacuuming leafs.
I am hoping to! Next year I want to get a enclosed trailer and another Stander. Then the year after I want the bagger, new truck (for Bigger bed), and dump bed insert :)
Wyatt's lawn service likewise I’m looking into the dumpdogg for my truck. I will be making a video soon of my 2019 lawn equipment and trailer setup
What camera and/or gimbal are you using for filming? It seemed to track your movements pretty well. I'm looking at buying one.
GoPro hero 7. The built in stabilization is awesome. Plus I can use it for shots on the mower. So it's the best all-around camera for me
I was looking at that. And the 8. Thanks for the reply and for answering so quickly! Keep up the good work buddy. 😁
@@btbinnovationsllc6815 the 8 looks awesome! But they changed the design so it isn't compatible with older aftermarket attachments :/ no worries man! Have a great day!😎🙌
Great job for being a younger kid keep it up invest in equipment without that you make no,money and never,go into biz with friends ir family free advice
Just a tip as a long time landscaper. Don't cut people shrubs if you don't know what they are. I'd be pissed if you came thru and cut my hydrageas and flowering bulbs. You can't just cut shrubs whenever you want or you risk cutting off the blooms for next year. Also some things bloom only on old growth aka those hydrageas. So if you cut them they won't bloom again the next year. You have to know the timing for each type of plant and how to prune. If you don't want to do it just stick to lawns and blowing leaves.
Watch my video I released 2 days ago. Has the same property a year after this was filmed
@@wyattslawnservice7212 yea i watched it and i see. They ripped them out. Probably cuz you almost killed them and made them look like shit when spring came.
Great content. Where did you get that sign for the back of your trailer?
Go with a HD Dump Truck with a 10 ft. Bed not 8 ft. A 2 man co..like yours can go a week without dumpimg. You can haul material for your planting and landscape Construction jobs. You will out grow a pick up truck w/ dumper quickly. You want to grow into machinery. Started Small just like you when all that Labor saving equipment was coming out. Such as Back.packs, Gas trimmers and Weeder, plus walk behind Big mowers. No Stand ups back then. We were Old School stand the 5hp Gaint Vac push blower on its side to blow out the hedges with another guy working a hooked stick to help pull out the lesves, Cira 1973. Good LUCK and Stay Dry. Signed Retired Landscaper. .
Nice vid! Leaves are always my least favorite part of running a landscaping business. I rather be cutting grass spreading mulch!
Same here bro! But you gotta make that moolah! 💰😎🤘
I always forget the before and after pics until I'm like half way through the job
Haha same here bro! 😂🤦♂️ I forgot to take them for this job until I told the camera about it
I recommend first rake the flowers bed and trims the bushes and loaded in the trash can instead of to the grass, because you spending way too much time mowing the grass...plus when you push all the trash from flower bed to the grass...you pretty much putting all the weeds that has weeds seed to the grass and you’ll have bad weeds in the grass in the spring time...and early summer
Your awesome Wyatt keep up the good work.
Thanks Josh! Will do
very nice job Wyatt great team.
Thanks Jose! 😁👍