Landscape Tycoon - Jeremy Talboy

Landscape Tycoon - Jeremy Talboy šŸ’° Multi-Million Dollar Landscaper | šŸ“ˆ Currently $8M/yr
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05/10/2026

Forget the velke attachment… this kid figured out how to turn a hoverboard into a productivity machine behind a push mower. I’m not gonna lie, this might be the most efficient 21ā€ mower setup I’ve ever seen.

At this point I need him on my crew immediately because if he can stripe grass and save steps at the same time, he’s already thinkin’ like an owner šŸ¤

Landscape guys are some of the most innovative people on earth. We’ll build or modify anything if it makes the job faster and more efficient.

Question is… would you let this setup run on your jobsites or is OSHA already typing in the comments? šŸ˜‚

05/09/2026

Owning a business is fun but I’d rather be coaching.

05/09/2026

One of my followers asked me how we deal with waste on landscape projects, and honestly this is one of those little systems that changed our business in a big way. Back in the day, we used to have our crews load everything up and drive to the dump at the end of the day or at the end of a project. Sounds normal, right? But the problem is you’re paying guys to sit in traffic, wait in line at the dump, unload debris, then drive all the way back. That’s a massive waste of labor hours, fuel, and production time.

So we changed the system.

Now on most of our install projects we have dumpsters, or ā€œcans,ā€ dropped directly on site. The cost is around $500 for us and we charge the client $850 as a disposal fee. The client gets a cleaner jobsite, the crews stay focused on production, and we don’t lose hours every single day dealing with dump runs. It keeps everything efficient and hassle free.

For green waste like trees, shrubs, limbs, and organic debris, we handle that differently. We load all of that into a dump trailer and stockpile it back at our shop. Then once a month we have a tree company with a grapple truck come scoop everything up. They charge us around $450 and can haul up to 50 yards at a time, which is WAY cheaper than handling it piece by piece.

A lot of people think efficiency is some huge complicated thing, but honestly it’s usually small systems like this that save you thousands and thousands of dollars over time.

That’s one of the many ways we’re trying to become a more efficient and scalable company every single year.

Hope that helps and if so, like share subscribe and comment below for more tips and tricks like this.

05/09/2026

Let’s go!!! This team is killin it

05/09/2026

Getting out of the truck doesn’t automatically make you a business owner.

For a lot of guys, it just means they stopped doing one job and started doing five — with no structure, no systems, and no clear direction.

That’s not growth. That’s chaos with a better title.

The real shift happens when you start treating your role like an actual position.

Sales are scheduled every week — not just when work slows down.
Your brand is built intentionally — not only when you have spare time.
Your numbers are tracked consistently — because profit should never be a surprise.
And your crew is led with standards and accountability — because culture doesn’t build itself.

Most people skip this part and wonder why the business still depends entirely on them.

There’s a difference between building a business and buying yourself another job.

This is how you build the business.

Building a business takes more than hard work. If you agree, follow, like, and share this post.

05/08/2026

A few months ago, we were fortunate enough to film some training footage for Greenius Landscape Training software, and honestly it was such an awesome experience from start to finish.

It was a huge honor to be invited to collaborate with their team, and everybody at our company was fired up to be a part of it as well. Any time you get the opportunity to work alongside people and companies that are pushing the landscape industry forward, you jump at it.

Recently, the Greenius team released some of the training footage and seeing the final product come together has been really cool. Super grateful for the opportunity, the relationships, and the experience overall.

Big thank you to the entire Greenius crew for having us involved. Excited to continue growing together and helping elevate this industry through better systems, better training, and better leadership.

05/08/2026

Ever used a corded grass shear to trim the edges on an artificial turf install? šŸ‘€

Not gonna lie… this thing puts out some of the crispiest edges you’ll ever see when you’re detailin’ turf work. Clean lines. Tight transitions. Finished look goes to a whole different level.

Sometimes it’s the little details that separate average installs from premium installs.

Who else is usin’ one of these on turf jobs? Or do y’all have a different method for getting razor sharp edges? Drop your setup below because I know there’s more than one way to skin this cat. šŸ‘‡

05/08/2026

Everybody sees the growth. The trucks. The crews. The projects. The revenue.

What they don’t see is what it’s like trying to run a company on straight cash flow with zero investors, zero rich family money, and banks that weren’t exactly lining up to help in the beginning.

I didn’t start with money. I started BELOW zero. First thing I did was go buy about 40k worth of trucks and equipment because without equipment you don’t have a business. So technically I started in the hole before I even made a dollar. šŸ˜‚

Fast forward to now and at any given time I’ve got around $700k sitting in receivables waiting to come in while payroll, fuel, insurance, materials, repairs, and vendors still gotta get paid every single week no matter what.

There’s been plenty of times I’ve transferred my own personal money from social media earnings just to help float operations while waiting on invoices to clear. I’ve gone 8-15 weeks stacking paychecks to the side before paying myself because the company came first.

That’s the part entrepreneurship pages don’t talk about enough. The stress. The pressure. The sleepless nights wondering how you’re gonna make everything line up while still trying to grow.

But honestly… this is what builds grit. This is what builds toughness. Anybody can operate when everything is easy. Real entrepreneurs learn how to survive in chaos and still keep pushing forward.

05/07/2026

Landscaping costs don't stay flat — labor, materials, and fuel all climb year after year.

But when HOA budgets don't keep up, the quality of care quietly starts to slip. Not because crews aren't working hard, but because the hours aren't there. Maintenance becomes reactive. Small details get skipped. And those small compromises? They compound.

What starts as minor inconsistencies eventually turns into bigger repairs, more complaints, and a property that just doesn't look the way it should.

The fix isn't complicated — it's planning ahead.

A realistic budget built around actual costs protects your landscape investment, keeps things consistent throughout the year, and saves you from expensive problems down the road. When your numbers reflect reality, your property shows it.

At North Georgia Landscape Management, we work with HOA boards to build landscape programs that are sustainable, not just affordable on paper.

Whether you're putting together next year's budget or taking a hard look at current bids, we'll help you make sense of the numbers and set your property up for long-term success.

šŸ“ž Call us today at (770) 417-8737 — let's make sure your landscape stays looking its best, season after season.

05/06/2026

Most HOA budgets don’t start from the right place.

A lot of boards look at what nearby communities are spending and try to match it. On paper, that seems reasonable. In practice, it usually creates problems down the line.

No two properties carry the same workload. One community might be dealing with aging trees, complicated irrigation, and heavy traffic at entrances. Another might be much simpler to maintain, even if they look similar at a glance.

When you base a budget on comparisons instead of what the property actually needs, something gets neglected—and it’s usually the landscape. Beds get overgrown, turf starts to struggle, and maintenance gets pushed off until it becomes more expensive to fix.

ā€œFairā€ isn’t really the goal here. What matters is what your property actually requires to stay in good shape.

Landscaping isn’t just another number in a spreadsheet. It reflects how a community wants to look and how it takes care of itself. If that standard matters, the budget has to match it.

Instead of trying to fit your property into someone else’s numbers, build a plan around what you actually have.

If you want help figuring that out, give us a call at (770) 417-8737. šŸ“žWe’ll build a budget that fits your property—not your neighbor’s.

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