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Start a lawn care business
Start a lawn care business: Grass keeps growing, so one customer can mean a whole season of work. 1) Start with what you have: a mower, a trimmer, and a way to carry them. 2) Pick streets close together, because driving is time you do not get paid for. 3) Set a price per mow by the size of the lawn, and write it down.
The steps
- Start with what you have: a mower, a trimmer, and a way to carry them.
- Pick streets close together, because driving is time you do not get paid for.
- Set a price per mow by the size of the lawn, and write it down.
- Mow one neighbour's lawn for free, and take a before and after photo.
- Knock on the doors with the longest grass in the evening or at the weekend.
- Offer a weekly or fortnightly round, and group customers by street and day.
Your first move in Cutline
Block an hour to walk the streets nearest you and list 20 lawns that need help.
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