Liz, Charity, Riley, and Ben start their day at Augusta Lawn Care. Liz opens the office and runs the dispatch board, Riley loads trailers with compost and rock, Ben installs sprinklers and sells synthetic turf at a fair, and Charity handles phones while adjusting mowing schedules from weekly to monthly because of summer heat.
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Liz
Wednesday morning
Installing sprinklers for Senyamu and replacing a couple sprinklers for Kama; selling synthetic turf at a fair until about 3:00; then doing estimates.
Because it's hot and many lawns are dead in summer.
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Good morning. I'm Liz. Welcome to Augusta. This is our morning routine. I get here early, turn on the computers, unlock all the trailers, the mowing trailers, the dump trailers, and make coffee for the team. I open up our dispatch board for the day. We have a management project management board here for everyone to see as well as we track all our trucks here, we have a board and I just make sure all the people's jobs, all the guys jobs, are matched up to the vehicles they'll be taking for the day. And everyone gathers one by one, we.
Talk about the jobs for the days.
The project managers have clipboards with what we're doing, and then we start emails and customer service and we have our team meeting on Wednesday morning. So welcome to Augusta.
How's it going? My name is Riley. Just getting this trailer hooked up for the day. Going to load some compost and rock in here, kind of get ready to go out to a job and get it done for the day.
Hey, good morning. My name is Ben. Today we are going to Senyamu. We're gonna install some sprinklers.
Kama's got a huge garden. We're gonna go back in and replace a couple sprinklers and after that headed to the fair. We're gonna go sell some synthetic turf and that should be there till about 3 o'. Clock. And then after that go do some estimates. After that, gonna be a.
My name is Charity and I am currently answering phones and tons of emails and switching people's mows to from weekly or bi weekly to monthly because it's hot and no one wants their lawn mowed during the summer because it's all dead.
