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

💰You Deserve MORE... How to Raise Your Prices! 💸 #mikeandes #makemoremoney #inflation

29 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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Mike Andes explains two practical ways his lawn-care business raised prices: (1) for existing recurring customers — mowing prices were increased by $12 for weekly service and $18 for biweekly service and customers were notified via a price-increase email citing higher fuel, insurance, and labor-inflation costs; (2) for new/upcoming customers — on-site labor rates were changed from $80 per hour to $100 per man-hour.

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$12

$18

Changed from $80 per hour to $100 per man-hour

Cost of fuel, insurance, and increased labor costs due to inflation

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We raise prices two ways. 1. To our existing customers. These are customers that are already on the recurring schedule and we raised their mowing prices by $12 for weekly service and $18 for bi weekly service. We created a price increase email that notified our customers that we were raising prices due to the cost of fuel, insurance, and the extra costs associated with the inflation of labor. We also raised prices to all of our new or upcoming customers and changed our rates from $80 per hour to 100 do per man hour when we were on the job site.