
A podcast dedicated to helping hardscapers start and grow their business. If you are a hardscaper, landscaper, or a contractor of any sort, this podcast is going to help you professionally. Landscaping companies and contractors alike will benefit from discussions with leading experts in the industry talking installation, tools, products, marketing, business, and so much more to help you grow your ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 380 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||

Today we are joined by Jeremy Gunness of Knowledge Tree Consulting to discuss the different applications of A.I. in a landscaping business.
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Today we compile guests that have talked about selling their landscaping businesses to see commonalities, differences, project-based vs recurring, and what life is like after selling their business.
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Today we have authors Mike Michalowicz and Shawn Van Dyke talking about Profit First as a methodology for contractors among other topics.
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I recently found this podcast and can’t get enough. I own a small contracting company and we do a lot of hardscaping. I’m very passionate about the industry and enjoy learning about other hardscapers and their journeys through the industry.
I follow and listen to each and every episode. I’m a landscape designer based in Ottawa and I find this content and info relevant and super informative!
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Love the content that’s covered in this podcast. Broad range of information based on the hardscaping industry as well as business building essentials.
Mike brings value every episode!
Love the topics that this podcast covers from installation, tools, business advice, sales, and so much more! Every hardscaper / landscaper should be subscribed and listening to this podcast.
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This show focuses on practical guidance for hardscapers, landscapers, and contractors aiming to grow sustainable businesses. Episodes frequently cover profitability, pricing strategies, cash flow management, and scalable systems, often anchored by real-world contractor stories and guest expertise in design-build, HR, and marketing. Listeners can expect actionable tactics—from Profit First implementations and budgeting debates to how to recruit, onboard, and retain staff; plus how to upsell high-value features like lighting, water, and radiant heating. A notable strength is the mix of finance-heavy frameworks with hands-on field experience, plus a strong emphasis on transparency, documentation, and process improvement that listeners can appl... more
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