Ricardo from Limit Lawns in Virginia lost a contract covering 14 properties, wiping out half his revenue overnight. Mike Andes helps him figure out how to rebuild before spring and stop depending on one customer.
I'm trying to fix your problem, but it's just like.
You'Ll never have to talk to me again.
Today we're in Virginia, and we're going to meet Ricardo from Limit Lawns.
You know, I put myself in this situation, so there's no one to blame but me.
Where half of his revenue got wiped out this year. He's just concerned about the fact that.
The revenue just dropped, like, by half.
Yeah, it's just. It's. It's scary right before spring rush because they lost a massive contract. They had 14.
Properties, and you just recently lost them. No, it's not just my livelihood. It's also my dad's livelihood. Now I'm stressing all day, all night.
We've got to figure out how to increase revenue. Otherwise this business can be in big trouble.
I would assume.
Your dad could probably.
Handle most of the work almost by himself right now. Hey, dad, you're gonna work for me now. And it's like, really hope that, you know, you can come out here and maybe shed some light on a path and help us out. So I really do hope we qualify and hope to see you soon as well.
Let's see if we can turn things around. If they're gonna play dirty and then all of a sudden pull the rug from you, just call them now and.
Try to get the decision making.
Good morning.
Thank you.
