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The Landscaping Podcast is where real landscapers talk shop. Hosted by Shay Brickhouse (CEO of Landscaping Unlimited, Inc.) and Zac Small (COO & Media), each episode dives into landscaping, hardscape, irrigation, turf installation, and the realities of running a company. From managing crews and scaling a business to balancing family and faith, we bring unfiltered conversations with experts, entrepreneurs, and tradesmen building lives outdoors. Whether you’re laying pavers, leading a team, or want to grow a landscaping company with integrity, this show is for you.
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We've been hiring at Landscaping Unlimited, and it's got me thinking about what actually makes somebody a good fit on a crew. Everybody assumes you want the guy with ten years in, and sometimes you do... But some of the
Everybody in this business has had the day where the equipment breaks, the crew is behind, the customer is calling, and you feel yourself about to lose it... This episode is about what to do in that moment. Zac breaks do
Shay and Zac break down what separates a new construction home you love from one you settle for... Most home buyers walk into the process without a clear vision, then let the builder make every decision for them, which i
Every landscaper has been there... A customer points at something outside the original scope and asks, “Can you do that too?” Most companies answer without thinking. “Sure.” Sometimes that’s great customer service; somet
Eighty episodes. That number does not happen because two guys sat down in front of a couple of microphones... It happens because people showed up, hit play, shared episodes with their crews, and sent us messages about wh
Every landscaping company on the internet is posting the same picture. Finished patio, two in the afternoon, truck in the corner of the frame, caption reads "another one in the books." It proves work happened, and that i
Landscaper mental health is the conversation this industry keeps refusing to have. One in six men in the trades drank heavily in the last thirty days, and the suicide rate in construction runs four times the general popu
Fuel is up. Equipment is up. Labor and insurance are up. And a lot of landscaping business owners still haven't raised their prices, because the idea of telling a customer their rate is going up makes their stomach turn.
"I get all my work from word of mouth; Why do I need a website?" Every landscaper has said it. In this episode, we break down what happens when a referral Googles your company name and finds nothing, why your online pres
You've been told, somewhere along the way, that you have to pick either being grateful for what you have or keep chasing more. Pick contentment, and you risk getting soft, complacent, aka "settling." Pick ambition, and y
The finished job might be flawless, but the client stopped judging your work hours before you packed up. They judged the truck when it pulled in, the trailer when it opened, the way the gear came off, and where it landed
Outdoor living is not just about patios, fire pits, outdoor kitchens, lighting, pools, and nice furniture... Something deeper is happening; the outside of your home is becoming a space that protects and heals the inside
Most people think mowing is just a chore to knock out on a Saturday... Cut it low, cut it fast, and get back inside, but how you mow has more to do with the health of your lawn than almost anything else you do out there.
Your customer's thumb is moving, and you have about a second before they scroll past you forever; what stops them isn't your pitch, your prices, or your years in business... It's your photo. Most businesses lose that sec
Everybody talks about revenue; nobody talks about the bill that never shows up on a spreadsheet. In this episode, Shay and Zac get honest about what running a business actually costs... Not just the equipment, but the pa
One year ago, Zac walked back through the doors at Landscaping Unlimited A year later, he's taking the mic solo to talk about what that decision meant. No co-host, and no script, just an honest reflection on relationship
North Carolina is expected to have a slower hurricane season, but slower does not mean safe. In this episode of The Landscaping Podcast, Zac talks about why property owners, business owners, and homeowners still need to
Every business owner knows that Good help is hard to find. In this episode of The Landscaping Podcast, Zac breaks down four practical ways to address the challenge of finding, hiring, and keeping the right people for you
There is a dangerous trap that hard-working people fall into. They become so focused on building the business, chasing the goal, growing the company, serving the customer, fixing the problems, and proving themselves that
In this solo episode of The Landscaping Podcast, Zac Small breaks down how to stand out from the competition in the green industry, not by talking louder, making excuses, or acting like the job owes you something, but by
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