Check out this video. This is flippin unbelievable.
Craig is the best I’ve ever seen at getting websites to the top of Google.
Not only can he do this, he can even show you how to do it.
Stay tuned. He is sending me more videos I’ll post in the next couple of days….
Patrick
These are the kind of things that go thru my mind while I’m working. And yes I know that watering turf is not really necessary now during the winter, but I believe that now is the time to decide on how to handle these things. How much water should I give my lawn weekly? All things considered, an average lawn will generally need from 1 to 1.5 inches of water a week under normal conditions, now this can come from irrigation or rain or a combination of both, your lawn won’t care. My other thought was, when is the best time to irrigate? In some circles this question can cause an argument. In my experience, it seems that early in the morning is the best time to water. If you water at night, the turf will stay wet for a long time, and this can invite disease to invade your lawn turf, so avoid this if possible. If you water during the day, the turf will dry quickly, but you lose most of your water thru evaporation, so overall early morning watering seems to work the best.
Your thoughts or comments are welcome..
We’ve been working on these for a while as we’ve had time and finally got two of them done.
You can get our How-To install an irrigation system DVD and our How-To Install a low voltage lighting DVD both for only $47. We will be selling them for $27 each.
You can click here to find out more or click on the picture below….
In addition to these two DVD’s, we have 4 more about to be ready.
1. Estimating for Lawn Care Businesses. This covers how to estimate jobs, etc.
2. How To Set up and Run a Fertilization Business. Covers all aspects of starting and running a fertilization division for your lawn care business.
3. Retaining Walls
4. Installing pavers. This may be 2 DVD’s. We have so much footage shot it may nto fit on one DVD!
I try to write articles based on the questions I get via email and on the phone. I had receved several about doing sod jobs and a couple about weeds. Particuraly Dandelions and Crabgrass.
Here’s the latest articels I’ve posted:
I’m working on some other articles to answer questions I received in the past few weeks. I’ll post them over the next day or so…
Patrikc
I’ve been working hard to finish up our first 4 lawn care / landscaping DVD’s. We are just about done.
They are:
1. Landscaping basics (This DVD covers us doing planning with the software we use to do before and after shots, the basic install, etc)
2. Low Voltage Landscape Lighting. (This DVD covers us doing an install, goes over tips, tricks, etc)
3. Irrigation Installation (This DVD Covers us doing an install of an irrigation system at a new house. Includes planning, layout, installation, testing, etc)
4. Pavers (This DVD Covers us doing an install at a new construction job site from start to finish)
I’ll start posting samples of each over the next few days. Stay Tuned!
All the DVD’s are 1 to 1 1/2 hours long and are really cool (if I do say so myself)
Thanks!
A logo can really help your lawn care or landscaping business stand out from the competition.
Your logo can be serious looking, a cartoon style, or even a simple single color logo. It really doesn’t matter. All that matters is that you have one!
With all the competition out there, you don’t have an excusel not to be as professional looking as you can be.
Get out there and get your lawn business a professional logo today!
Here’s a fun video I made about logos.
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