Lawn Care for sale in Canada

Review each plan's term, visit schedule, renewal, cancellation and payment provisions. Measure customer retention by season and distinguish enforceable commitments from households that can stop service without notice or penalty.

Map customers, travel time and revenue by route and service day. Closely grouped properties support more billable visits, while scattered accounts increase fuel, wages and downtime even when total customer numbers appear strong.

Only if provincial and local rules permit the products and your operation holds required licences or certificates. Review treatment logs, storage, notices, complaints and insurance, then confirm which credentials require replacement.

Inspect commercial mowers, sprayers, aerators, trailers and vehicles for title, liens, hours, maintenance and repair history. Compare capacity with route needs and budget replacements before the next peak mowing season.

Reconcile advance payments, unused visits, credits, guarantees and refund rights customer by customer. The agreement should transfer enough cash or reduce the price to cover labour, materials and callbacks owed after closing.

Compare monthly sales, cancellations and cash collections across several weather cycles. Test whether snow services or other winter work produce genuine profit, and reserve enough cash for insurance, debt and spring start-up costs.