HOW SHOULD I CHARGE FALL LEAF REMOVAL???

[BHLC]

Box on the 1ton. Leaf vac on the trailer. Time to do some cleanups

 

[dude]

I don't do commercial work but cut grass and help neighbors. I don't know If I should branch out for the hood but I think these little kids should take a turn.

 

[lawn mower fanatic]

Box on the 1ton. Leaf vac on the trailer. Time to do some cleanups

Nice Billy Goat vac!

 

[lawn mower fanatic]

I don't do commercial work but cut grass and help neighbors. I don't know If I should branch out for the hood but I think these little kids should take a turn.

Maybe let them cut it once and see how they do....then hire them if you are satisfied.

 

[dude]

Maybe let them cut it once and see how they do....then hire them if you are satisfied.

That sounds good
These kids seem to work faster now

 

[Mid TN Lawn]

I live in Boston and have 12 clients... All of whom want fall leaf removal and I need advice on how much to charge...a fair price so I can make money but don't want to overcharge and lose my customers trust. I have a 4.5 Hp Craftsman lawn vacuum shredder and and a new Hasqvana 150BT backpack leaf blower...please help!!!

on my weekly customers we get the leaves up each week for the same price as a mow it insures we keep them for the next year. For my 10 day customers i charge 3x cutting price to clean up when all are down. On e note I do not have to pay to dump leaves. Really does not take much longer than a mowing if you have a good leaf collection system.

 

[bae350]

Here in MO we charge 50/hr/person to all customers

 

[CardinalLawnCare]

It should be dependent on the size of the yard and the number of trees in the yard. The number of leaves will also depend on the season. There are a lot of things to consider, but to make it easier, just build up packages. It will better than making individual pricing or add them on your existing packages and increase the amount that you charge.