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Landscape companies thrive on great quality service, so having equipment break down can
set you back quite a bit. Not only do you have to worry about the cost of the parts
and repairs but the other costs your business could see in other ways. By knowing what you
are up against, you can better prepare yourself for the costs and be better suited for running
the successful business you always wanted.
Usually, repairing broken down equipment is not an easy fix, especially if you purchase
a non-quality item. You could potentially spend countless dollars for repairs on equipment
that could ultimately break down on you again and again, ruining hours of productivity and
your company’s ability to stay on schedule for clients.
It's a sad truth, but it takes a high toll on your employees if the equipment fails on
the job. You can lose hard workers out of frustration if they are constantly unable
to complete their duties on the job because of equipment failure. Towing broken pieces
of equipment away from an incomplete job leaves a poor impression with clients as well. You
could ultimately take a huge financial hit if your customers take their business elsewhere.
You can waste valuable time waiting on repairs and broken down equipment. Landscapers work
on a very tight profit margin, especially during peak times of the year, so companies
cannot afford to have their crew not working for half of the day due to broken down equipment.
The cost of equipment failure is not simply measured in dollar signs, but also in time,
stress and other factors that could hurt a business. Wright commercial mowers are made
with lawn care specialists in mind. They understand the risks of a business and know what you
need most in a commercial mower. Consider these factors when you purchase your next
lawnmower and you’ll be setting your landscaping business up for success.