^ that's probably your best bet StroudCrowd. Talk to the guys already in the neighborhood. You can ask for a discount "since they'll already be there" but more than likely it'll be what it'll be. Due to the vast amount of competition the prices have gotten about as low as they can possibly go. Still, some companies are trying to hold on to the higher prices but most have came down to about the same prices no matter who you get a quote from. also talk to your neighbors who have said companies, they'll let you know what kind of work they do, how reliable and dependable they are and whether they're a pain to talk to or get a hold of. Added plus you can also see what they charge him. If your price is substantially higher your lawn is more difficult or he doesn't want the added work. You'll know the answer to that one.


If you've got a dog...please be kind and pick it's [BLEEP] up. . No one likes running over dog poop and then "accidentally" driving across the driveway and adding a few extra skid marks. Not to mention it'll stink up their trailer.

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