Hosted by Bone Yard Lawn Service · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 85 episodes
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Mow Trappin Podcast is a real, unfiltered podcast about lawn care, blue-collar business, money, and building freedom through hard work. Hosted by a full-time lawn care business owner and content creator, this podcast breaks down what actually happens behind the scenes — mowing lawns, running equipment, pricing jobs, making mistakes, and learning how to get paid right instead of just staying busy. Each episode covers: Lawn care and service business growth Real profit lessons from overgrown jobs and cleanups Equipment decisions and the costs nobody talks about Money, mindset, and long-term ownership The reality of choosing business over a 9–5 No fake motivation. No overnight success stories. Just real lessons from the field, shared by someone still in the game, still learning, and still building. If you’re in lawn care, lands
Bone Yard Lawn Service hosts Mow Trappin Podcast, a business show with 85 episodes published.
Can a solo lawn care operator really reach $10,000+ per month with only 50 customers? In this episode of the Mow Trappin Podcast, I break down why I believe most lawn care businesses chase the wrong numbers. More custome
In episode #85, I’m talking about why lawn care business owners have to update the way they run their service. Prices, routes, equipment, customers, and the economy are not the same anymore. I’ll break down how I adjuste
The mowing season is just getting started, and now is the time to push harder for more lawn care customers. In this episode, I talk about buying a Segway to help move faster between properties, save time during the workd
On Podcast 83, Bone Yard Lawn Service talks about why ugly 2-week yards can still be VERY profitable with the right pricing, equipment setup, and mowing system. A lot of lawn care companies avoid overgrown properties, bu
Podcast Episode 82 is about building strategy in today’s economy while prices keep going up. I talk about lawn care, business decisions, staying profitable, managing expenses, and why you have to think before you move wh
Tonight’s episode hits different. Being a single father in lawn care isn’t just about cutting grass — it’s about responsibility, pressure, and showing up every single day no matter what. In this episode, I talk about the
In episode 80 of the Mow Trappin Podcast, I’m talking about why you can’t forget what you told yourself in the off season. When the season gets busy, it’s easy to get off track, start moving off emotion, and stop followi
In this episode, I break down one of the biggest mistakes in lawn care — emotionally estimating jobs and letting customers control your schedule. If you’ve ever: • Lowered your price because you “felt bad” • Took on a pr
A mower went down… but that’s not even the real problem. In this episode, I break down what happens when equipment fails in the middle of the job, and why the type of customers you have matters more than gas prices ever
In this episode of the podcast, we talk about something a lot of lawn care businesses forget — taking care of the customers who take care of you. Too many people in the lawn care industry spend all their time chasing new
In Episode 76, I sit down with Ryan Gratton to talk about a side of the lawn and landscape industry that a lot of contractors overlook — small engine repair and prevention. Ryan’s path in the industry is unique. He start
In this episode, I sit down with Brandon from Stripe Life Canada for a powerful conversation about family, risk, and going all in on business. Brandon shares what it was like working alongside his dad while balancing sch
In Episode 74, I sit down with Polo Fields Lawn Service to talk about what it really takes to level up in the lawn care industry. We break down the process of getting licensed for fertilization and weed control, why addi
Episode 73 is a real blueprint conversation. Action Jackson out of Madison, Wisconsin has been in the lawn and landscape game for 18 years — and built his brand to the level where his commercial aired during the Super Bo
I didn’t lose my truck because business was slow. I lost it because I was getting paid the wrong way. In this episode, I break down the mistake that nearly ended my lawn care business — not having a card on file — and ho
In Episode 71 of the Mow Trappin Podcast , we sit down with Brandon McNair of McNair Lawn Pros out of Alabama to talk about turning setbacks into success. After getting fired in 2022 , Brandon bet on himself and launched
In this episode of the Mow Trappin Podcast , I sit down with T&L Lawn Care from Montgomery, Alabama to talk about his journey from employee to business owner — and how he built a lawn care company after being denied equi
In Episode 69 , we sit down with Derick Rose , owner of Catspaw LLC , to break down how he started a lawn care business in 2020 during COVID with nothing more than a push mower — and grew it into a year-round commercial
This episode marks five years of the Mow Trappin Podcast — and it’s not about going viral, it’s about staying in the game. In Episode 68, I break down what five years of consistency really looks like while building a law
This episode we had Evan from @TurfNerdsPodcast and he speaks on how he manages 100 clients solo as a lawn care provider. Having the proper equipment can make a huge difference as he goes in on how the Toro Multi-Force i
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Mow Trappin Podcast is hosted by Bone Yard Lawn Service. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 85 episodes.
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