Write a Killer Lawn Estimate (It's in the DETAILS)

Great advice thanks !

Love the vid! Itemizing an estimate is a huge piece of advice. It can really make you standout. I don't recommend putting a price to each itemized item because then customers will try to nickel and dime you.

You always give those fine details that everyone else overlooks, thanks Jonathan!

Thanks for all the info. Quick ? Do you still use yoggi for your website? Do you do SEO?

First time commenting... Awesome content! Is there a reason you write the scope of the work as a comment on Yard Book instead of in the catalog description? Just curious. Thanks!

Are you still using yardbook? Do you invoice through yardbook or do you let the client pay other ways?

Great content. I do this, too, but always can use someone else’s perspective. Thank you

I see you’re still using Yardbook. Have you done a recent video on what you like/dislike about it? I’m on the middle package and am pretty happy with it. Not in love with the app but it gets the job done for 3 crews.

Your professionalism shines and so does your work! Thanks for everything you do for this community! Your knowledge and experience are invaluable to those who are listening! CowboyCuts has been implementing your strategy to our New economy 🤠

Whenever you do get a client that exposes something you haven’t thought about be thankful as this will help you become a better business. Writing a good estimate template is real work as you want to keep the language simple yet detailed enough. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the video brother

Constant communication, U are spot on!

What version of yardbook do you use?

So valuable. I appreciate you brother

I love yard book it's freeeeee, you can grow a decent size company with it

Define expectations in detail. Love it!

Great video sir!

Great points stated here. I was always told, “Get it in writing. If it isn’t written, it isn’t true.”

Is this saved in yardbook as a template somewhere or is it added for ea individual estimate

Such a great video ! Keep all of these nuggets coming! My fav u tube vids

Thanks

Hey! I just quoted a customer, and was not detailed at all, so this is great basic, detailed information that is key for me to get my business off the ground. Thank you. I do lawns part time and am trying to grow my business. I will be watching you a lot more!

Gold as usual.

Me: Shows up to property, looks it over for a few minutes. "I'll do it for $50 weekly, $65 bi-weekly." Done

Hey do you find yourself having harder time selling a per cut price vs a flat monthly fee. I am down in southern FL.

Hi Jonathan! Great topic video! Quick question for you. I see on your estimate you state this is for weekly or biweekly. In the past when I used to offer a biweekly service I would charge the customer a cut and a half. I no longer offer biweekly service only weekly. However due to summertime and drought the grass isn't growing or burnt out. My weekly customers will ask to skip a week or two. Me being nice I'll service them their same weekly estimate price. Shouldn't I be charging them a biweekly rate? I didn't put any of that information on their estimates this year but planning to do it next season. What are your thoughts? Thanks!

You are the man… such an inspiration. I wish I could hire you for a week to fly up here and get me all squared away.

I just watched this video while washing dishes for the baby in an effort to stay productive and man this is amazing! Thank you so much for taking the time to articulate just how important it is to cover your *$$ and document everything. I just did a quote for a new customer yesterday and it got declined in favor of one who’s cheaper. Going forward I need to follow your advise and be way more specific. Thanks so much for teaching us!