What does a lawn and landscape company do during the winter?
Othеr thаn tο dο snow removal whаt dοеѕ a lawn аnd landscape company dο during thе winter раrtѕ οf thе season? I аm opening mу οwn business аnd I need tο know whаt tο dο іn thе winter οthеr thаn snow removal? (mу reason іѕ, bесаυѕе іf wе hаνе a mild winter thеn I hаνе nο way οf mаkіng money οn snow removal)
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8 Responses to “What does a lawn and landscape company do during the winter?”
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blow leaves, pick up limbs, mulch, aerate, prune
Landscape design.
some deliver oil
That’s good news about opening your own business! Congrats! and also good news that you have a mild winter so you can also offer landspacing services to your clients and keeping the plants well fertilized and protect them from the cold temperatures. I can refer you to a company that sells 100% Natural biodegradable and organic products. These products are great I am using them myself. And believe me when I tell you that your clients are going to see a big differences in their lawn/garden when you use these products and guess what more referrals! Good Luck with your new business!!
I’m not in the landscaping business personally, although I wish I were (kind of). But if I were, and:
If it were me, I would get a small engine repair certificate. Then I would repair and/or maintain outdoor power equipment i.e. lawn mowers, trimmers, lawn tractors, etc. in my shop. I’d offer a pick-up service for disabled equipment. That way I could 1)make end of season repairs, 2)prepare and maintain equipment for ready use next season, 3) perhaps drum up business for landscaping season when I pick up disabled equipment to be repaired.
My son has his own landscape business, and he spends the winter months building pergolas,porches,garden sheds & tiling around pools etc.Of course living in a warmer region of Australia, there is still gardening & lawns to do.He tends the gardens & indoor plants for many business houses in his city & does contract work for the city council in their gardens.
There are a bunch of services you can provide. Here are some suggestions and some articles for follow up reading.
Winterizing irrigation systems.
http://lawnchat.com/?p=283
Lawn mower and small engine repair
http://lawnchat.com/?p=249
Blade sharpening.
http://www.gopherforum.com/showthread.php?t=10142
I hope some of these ideas are helpful.
garden sheds are really great specially during the summer, they provide adequate shade and a place to cool down~`-