Mike AndesFounder, Augusta Lawn Care and Homeworks · Founder of Homeworks and Augusta Lawn Care

total cost breakdown of my lawn care setup

14 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this video, Mike Andes details the complete financial outlay for his custom lawn care van and equipment. He purchased a ProMaster 2500 van for about $40,000, added $2,000 in taxes, dealer fees, and a vapor barrier, and spent $3,000 on a vehicle wrap, bringing the van cost to roughly $42,000. A custom rear ramp costing $5,000 was installed to accommodate his mowers. The primary mowing equipment includes a ProStance 32‑inch zero‑turn mower priced at $8,500, and a Toro commercial push mower for $1,500, used for tight or wet conditions. Additional tools—steel trimmers, edgers, blowers, gas cans, trimmer line, first‑aid kits, and toolkits—total about $2,000. Summing all components, the total investment in the custom lawn‑care setup is approximately $62,000.

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Here's a full price breakdown of my custom lawn care setup that I use in this van. It's a ProMaster 2500 that I paid about $40,000 for. I also had this wrap installed for about $3,000. On the back, we got this custom ramp that allows us to be able to take our zero-turn and our push mowers right in the back of the van. Now, I did pay about $2,000 extra for taxes, all the stuff from the dealer, as well as this vapor barrier. That puts us around $42,000 for the van, $3,000 for the wrap, $5,000 for the ramp. And inside, when it comes to the mower, we have this ProStance 32-inch zero-turn mower that allows us to get inside of a 36-inch backyard gate. Paid about $8,500 for this bad boy. We got steel trimmers, edgers, and blowers, as well as gas cans, trimmer line, first aid kits, and toolkits that cost around $2,000 all in. Then we paid $1,500 for this Toro commercial push mower that allows us to be able to get into tight spots, or if the lawn is wet and we don't want to put the zero turn on it, we use this bad boy. All in, right around $62,000 all in for this custom setup.