u/Sobersteak21

Curious how anyone handles yards after a week where it rains non stop to where I cannot mow with drastic grass growth.

Now this week the jobs take a lot longer and wet clumps into early afternoon to deal with to get looking great after the grass shot up.

Currently bagging and hauling away clippings because my customers usually don’t prefer a deck length of 3.5 to 4 ( I usually mow at a 3 or 3.25). Only other option to save my hourly rate would be to mow higher and worry about getting it down to normal next week.

My current price is per mow. And charge seperate for any weed control in the beds. Seperate pruning cost and clean up costs etc. so no packages and it’s been working for us. I will be raising prices next year so wondering if I should add a bi weekly price for weeks like this even though it’s out of mine and customers control.

I typically do not do biweekly mowing. But customers like not being charged if I decide to skip in hot summer months.

Additional bonus on your experience if you raised prices how your customers react / what % stayed.

Thanks in advance.

2017 Ford f250 6.2 v8 gas crew can 150k miles for 20k (looks very clean and well kept.
Or 2020 Chevy regular cab 122k miles with the 6.6l v8 that also looks pretty clean for 21.5k

Have experience with the ford and haven’t had any major issues with mine previously on that engine. Not sure about the Chevy.

Both will be work trucks used for plowing

I have olatinumed all the souls games and lords of fallen and lies of p. I love all the souls games direct from fromsoft. And recently loved lords of the fallen. I am however more of a dodger than a parryer. Sekiro was tough but got the hang of it. And lies of p I was able to dodge and then actually started using the parry end game. Curious if there’s anyone else out there that enjoyed this game that maybe favored a lords of fallen / dark souls style play over the Sekiro/ lies of p style.