Lawn Season Closes

This year was a good year for Scott and QLawn. 

I honestly can't remember a time when he hasn't been completely burned out by the end of the season... but this year was different. No lawn burnout this year!

Because of a new job, Brent couldn't help as much. 

However, Scott was able to find some great help... and cut back on lawns from last year.

I think that made for a good combination.

These pictures were taken on the very last day of mowing. 

November 3, 2011

Meet Chris. 

He helped Scott about 70% of the time.

The other 30% was Brent and a few other randoms along the season.

Here's to another great QLAWN season!

Way to go guys!

saturday mornings

This is what our Saturday Mornings consist of during lawn season this year...

garage door opens

luke and millie squeal and insist on going outside immediately

luke runs to the trailer to clean off the grass

millie jumps into scott arms to listen to some tunes

End of Season

October 30th was Q Lawn's last day on the job for 2010.

The lawn crew this year involved Scott, Brent, Brock, and Marcus.

It was quite the year. Scott and the crew increased sells by 40%!

Here's to a great lawn season. 

Thank goodness it's over.

Brent, Brock, Scott

not pictured, Marcus

and so it begins...

This is Scott's new flier/postcard for QLAWN's 2010 season! Looks pretty good eh? Every time Lucas sees it he yells "QLAWN!" I guess Scott has been training him well.

With the warm weather comes lots of fun things... and a lost husband to QLAWN for the next 8 months. Saturday was the first day of the 2010 lawn season. 2010 should bring lots of changes to QLAWN... New trailer, new riding mower, new aerator, new employees, and hopefully lots of new clients. You see, 2010 is an expansion year for QLAWN. Scott hopes to double his client base this year. He is well on his way... even got 5 new referrals on Saturday. I am always amazed at Scott's drive to do better and be successful! He has been talking about the QLAWN expansion since lawn season ended last year.

So, here's to you 2010 lawn season... I hope you don't take over our lives.