This is a YouTube video titled "$300k Landscape Job Drains Cash 😬" containing a discussion between two speakers about cash flow challenges related to a large landscape project involving staged payments and financial strain. The conversation focuses on managing client installments and the impact on liquidity, recorded in July 2025.
I've got a $30,000 plant invoice here from our designer that I haven't paid yet. I've got to go to my client and say, hey, can we get that installment a week early so we can pay for all of this?
Do they pay, like, in increments throughout the whole time?
Yeah, 25 or 20% deposit to start and then. And then installments. And we realized that the schedule was a bit too drawn out.
$300,000 landscape job that we have to wait on 40, $50,000 chunks of revenue. That causes ups and downs in our cash flow and how much money is sitting in the bank account. The cash flow from liquidity has been.
Bad because of projects.
So we're essentially.
Let'S not do projects.
