How to Start a Snow Removal Business - 4 Tips to Grow Your Landscaping Business in the Winter 

Hell yeah Tim! Great video. Happy Thanksgiving!

Cool video. Hope you guys have a good winter

You mentioned something about watching a website for 1" of snowfall. I've looked all over and can't find a website that provides up to date snowfall totals, only the next day it will show the previous day totals. I'm in West Fargo. Thanks!

I would like more videos on how do you pay snow removal employees being that it only snows over an inch 10-15-20 times a season? What do they do for money when it's not snowing? Best equipment to get started in residential snow removal in the Fargo area? How to get more residential customers? How do you deal with random drifting on customers property when it's not snowing an inch maybe a 1/4 inch but they get drifts? What about the plow coming back after the 1st round and maybe it's not much but enough to leave a "berm" at the end of someone's driveway? I enjoy your videos and look forward to your knowledge. Thanks!

Awesome content! Currently in Kansas City we’re getting our first measurable snow event (2-5”) so far we only have a dozen or so small parking lots, small mom and pop business + 25 driveways. Ideally I’d love to have a lot more commercial properties but I’m struggling to get in touch with the actual property manager. For example US Bank is done through a National maintenance company based in New Jersey that then sub contracted back to a local dude for a fraction of what it should be done for. I’ve heard the same stories for other big box retailers such as Home Depot and lowes. I would like to work directly for the property managers rather than be a sub for a big company. Any advice on “cold calling “ property managers? I would like to have exclusively 100% commercial snow removal Ana good chunk of our landscaping and tree division doing more commercial work as well.