Add shorter videos in repairs. Review of latest controller's. Review heads. What's in your tool box. How to charge a customer. When to call a professional vs landscaper. Hacks. I'm part time landscaper still learning DiY irrigation basics. Enjoyed the creek screen saver, Thanks & keep posting!! 👍
Thank you for your input! I will jot down all those ideas. The creek is in Pfeiffer State Park in CA. One of my 2022 videos has more footage of the park throughout the video. If you haven't done so already, would you please go to my free downloads link and enter your info so I can stay in touch while I develop this? Thank you, Tom
Tom, I think you and your content is just great! I think there is an absolute need for more business just like yours. New systems both drip and spray, repairs for those same systems, then the business side of it all. Good billing practices, ideas on pricing based on where you live. Right down to website needs, scheduling practices, and how you spent your day and what it produced money wise. All good stuff. Then there is the 'what do I wish I knew way back when I started' segment. Tips and tricks that would accelerate one's new business in this field. I'm a big fan, and would love to move into doing this kind of work starting as a side line weekend hustle to doing it as close to full time as I could get. Thank you sir.
It has been my intent for many years to create exactly what you are asking for. Do us a favor and find my phone number or email address and we'll stay in touch and maybe you can be part of the development team to make it happen.
Your content has been very helpful to me. I own a small landscape maintenance co. I do basic irrigation repairs but have stayed away from design and installation which I recommend that they have done by an irrigation company. Las Vegas is forcing people to rip out their lawns and go to desert landscaping due to our water shortage problems. I guess what I would find to be most helpful would be how to design a drip irrigation system. So with the water pressure you have how long of a run could you have and how many emitters could you install before you needed to add another zone. Yes I would be willing to pay for that info and I trust you would charge a fair rate. I wouldn’t know what you would need to charge to make it worth it for you to teach a course like that. I guess you would have to see what courses people would be interested in and come up with a price for that course that would compensate you for your time and expertise to run it. Hope this helps some. Thank you again for all of your videos. Be well!
John, I always appreciate your nice comments. I'm glad I finally know what you do. I pass thru LV at least 2x/yr on my way to my dad's in St. George. I was hoping we could meet up when I come through again this Spring. Yes, your idea is a great one. I will jot that down and will probably make that happen since it is so timely.
-A video how to trouble shoot drip line leaks buried in the ground. -is charging by the zone or full system more effective for customers when bidding - installing/ more in-depth on the installation combo of the rain bird R-van nozzles with the 5004 mpr nozzles I have a landscaping company and just recently got my license in Texas! Trying to expand my knowledge and make my installations more efficient. Thank you !!
I'm a homeowner with zero irrigation experience. But I'm handy and will start my DIY drip install tomorrow. I've used your videos to pick my equipment and tools; and get some best-practice tips. I would use a start to finish series on measuring, planning, designing, and installing a system. I know that a large ask but it'd definitely have me on your Patreon (I'd already be on if you had one). I tend to avoid paywalls though; just because there's so many other youtube videos available.
Paul, Gotcha. Thanks. Yes, this suggested idea has been on my list for as long as I've had this channel. It is a daunting, time consuming task so I haven't started it PLUS I have been deciding whether to have it as one large course or break it up into several smaller ones. Thanks for bringing it up.
