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Mow 7 months, get paid for 12.

We run payroll through every spring hire and fall layoff and keep the books and taxes current. Your specialist coaches you so summer's money lasts through winter.

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Book your profit call

Thirty minutes on how the business runs. You'll leave knowing what your books need and what it costs.

On the call, we'll cover:

  • How the business runs today: trucks, crews, software
  • What your numbers are telling you, and what they aren't
  • Which plan fits, with the price before you decide

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Mowing, installs and snow are three different businesses.

Maintenance pays every week and installs pay in chunks. Snow depends on the weather, and in one bank account you can't tell which of the three is carrying the year.

  • Crews that double and shrink

    Headcount can double between March and May and drop again in November, and payroll has to keep up both ways.

  • Big equipment and a tax bill to match

    Mowers, trucks, trailers and skid steers are big purchases, and when you buy them changes what you owe in April.

  • A long winter on summer's cash

    The off season is a break or a problem, depending on what you set aside in July.

Landscaper with a string trimmer, trailer behind
Landscaping

The big questions

  • Can I buy the new mower?
  • Are the plows worth it?
  • Will cash last until March?
  • Too many guys on in June?
  • Do installs pay better?

Each season gets its own numbers.

Your specialist splits maintenance, installs and snow, so each one gets priced and staffed on what it earns.

Pricing
Maintenance contracts and install bids priced on what crews and materials cost now.
Labor
Labor as a share of revenue by month, so you staff the season without guessing.
Materials
Plants, mulch and stone on the right job, with the markup you meant to charge.
Marketing
Which leads become maintenance contracts that renew, and what each one cost.
Overhead
Equipment repairs, fuel and trailers, against what other landscaping companies spend.

Software we work in: Jobber · ServiceTitan · QuickBooks Online · Gusto

Cost of goods

Landscaping

Take these out of revenue and what's left is your gross margin.

  • Plants and materials
  • Mulch, stone and soil
  • Field labor
  • Subcontractors
  • Equipment rental
  • Dump fees

Numbers to watch

Gross margin by service line
Maintenance and installs rarely earn the same.
Labor as a share of revenue by month
Shows when crews are over- or understaffed.
Equipment cost per crew
Repairs and payments add up per truck.
Cash reserve before winter
What has to carry you to spring.

3 steps to more profit per crew.

  1. 30 minutes · Free

    Book a profit call

    Tell us how the business runs and what you want to know. You'll leave knowing what your books need and what it costs.

  2. About 2 weeks

    We clean up and connect

    We catch up your books and connect your bank, payroll, field software and marketing numbers. Your six-week course starts in your inbox.

  3. Ongoing

    Get your coaching

    Your specialist walks you through the numbers and tells you what to change. Your first action plan lands inside 30 days.

What owners say

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Questions landscapers ask

More answers on the FAQ page
  • Yes. Snow gets its own income and cost lines, so you can see whether the plows pay for themselves.

Other trades we work with

We run trades businesses ourselves, and we compare your numbers with shops in your trade.

Franchises

We coach each franchisee on the numbers behind their profit, with advice that fits how your system runs.

Talk to us about your system

Buy the new mower or wait?
You'll know.

You'll know what the numbers mean and what to change, and the first call is free.

100% money-back in your first 30 days.