Carl and I own and operate a fully insured lawn care and landscaping business in Western North Carolina. Our motivation to make this all a success, our four children!
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Wow, you two are the best. The old guy that mowed my lawn has retired so his grandson was finishing out the season. He’s a nice young man but you should see what my lawn looks like after he left. It’s not good, in fact it doesn’t look any better. But I’m not paying him, my landlord does. And too he’s done before all the leaves fell.
Your customers are truly lucky.
Because sometimes our oaks, maples, sycamores and so forth drop a ton of leaves, so much it'll choke out the grass in places if we mulch it out. Not to mention in the fall, lawns might stay moist and we could tear them up, running machines back and forth two to four times to satisfactorily mulch leaves up 🤷♂️ Blowing leaves just leaves a cleaner product, and also blows out thatch to leave the soil and base of grass blades open for all of that naturey goodness to get down to the roots for next season.
I have found that the easiest way to do my leaves is blow them all out in the middle and then mulch them up with the mower.
We had rain all through the summer in Cincinnati. My lawn was plush and green all through August
You guys always did a wonderful job. I was late watching your video 10.30pm now. You guys have a wonderful day.
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Great video! Love to watch the pruning part of the jobs!