flushcut
TreeHouser
Fuel filters on the trucks, estimates, and a few acres of grass cut.
only job we had scheduled today loli tend to continue working after such jobs. maybe i should revisit that strategy
i‘m very thankfull that alot of my work is for the city. i can do it whenever (except at night and sundays) i want, just have to finish in time…only job we had scheduled today lol
This was a rush job, customer was in town for 2 days and got on a plane just hours after we finished, bid the job and came back to do it the next morningi‘m very thankfull that alot of my work is for the city. i can do it whenever (except at night and sundays) i want, just have to finish in time…
yes, lowest bidder. it‘s not always easy to have profitable days but still better than contract climbing… for me anyways.This was a rush job, customer was in town for 2 days and got on a plane just hours after we finished, bid the job and came back to do it the next morning
I might have to look into doing city contracts, they go with the lowest bidder here (not sure if they do where you live), but I don't think very many people even know they can bid on those projects, I'd rather work for the city and make less if it means I don't have to deal with customers, reviews, non payers, competitors, etc
just checked, theres only 2 tree companies doing contract work for the county I live in, coincidentally 2 of the biggest competitors in the area and I don't think they are making that much off residential, considering they basically don't advertise and we rarely see them working, but they have millions of dollars worth of equipment rolling around town 7 days a week!