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Originally Posted by Sprinkler Buddy
That is correct, it also makes our services more affordable by spreading the $$$ throughout the 12 months. The biggest reason though is we don't have the time, especially in the growing months, to call and see if the customer is wanting their lawn cut next month.
Most companies that mow by the cut are the ones with no business insurance and don't pay any taxes. They are just looking for some quick cash, not building a reputable business.
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I just want to clarify that landsculptures lawn care has what we like to call a gentleman's agreement, instead of contracts; that are paid for in advance. In our agreement we state that we expect you to stay with us for the 12 months and you are welcome to pay monthly. We don't do contracts because we don't think it's fair to pay for work in advance that isn't done and we also don't think it's fair to be cancelled in the winter time. The price is for the year and divided not 12 months (not 10) because we expect that if you are happy you will stay with us.
We just want to be as fair as possible, we have heard so many horror stories of companies taking money and running or not doing a great job after the job is already paid for. This is why we ask for a payment at the end of the month after the work is finished. Most companies would be afraid to not have contracts but since we are trustworthy and do a great job we rarely ever loose customers in the winter, or ever.