Attending a tradeshow is a great opportunity for landscapers to learn about the newest techniques and products available in the industry. After a tradeshow, it is important to follow up with contacts, review materials, and create a plan of action to make the most of the experience. Additionally, keeping track of expenses is important to take advantage of any available deductions.

This blog post discusses how to price and estimate commercial landscape services, taking into account factors such as size of the property, type of services, location, seasonality, labor costs, material costs, equipment costs, and overhead costs. It provides guidance for landscapers on how to gather information about a project and factor it into an estimate.

BUYERS BEWARE: Landscapers need to be aware and concerned when shopping online for tools and materials, as an outdated website may not offer the same level of security and reliability as a newer website. It's important to check the date of the most recent update, the design and layout of the website, and for broken links or error messages to ensure the website is legitimate and reliable. Doing this research will help ensure that you get the quality products and services you need to run your business effectively.

This blog provides tips on how to price landscaping services to ensure a profitable business. It recommends determining costs, researching competitors, considering the value provided, offering package deals, and being flexible with customers. With these tips, businesses will be able to find the right balance between charging enough to cover costs and making a profit without pricing themselves out of the market.