I got nothing but good vibes from this young man. It is refreshing to see a youth with focus and drive. I wish him nothing but success in all his future endeavours!
This kid is amazing! How does a 16 yr old do a retaining wall. He has ambition and seems to be a responsible, reliable, and respectful young man. I love that you're going around showcasing these young talents! It's great to see these youths going for it and succeeding!
It was really cool seeing him do it on Instagram Stories, and including sharing when they messed up and had to tear it all apart. It was a crazy adventure, one that they owned up and tackled and made it right. Pretty dope!
Diligence, and like he said, working with a landscaping company. That said, as someone who grew up working for a dad who owned his own landscaping company after being a head foreman at a very respected high-end builder, as an adult I wouldn't do them even with how much work I did on them simply because the liability is extremely high. If someone were to set up a lounge space near it and it fell on someone or their kid, as the installer you're the one responsible. Retaining walls are something you really only want to do yourself when you have a LOT of experience learning from someone extremely skilled at them was always my father's perspective as it's very easy to have a small error not show for a few years and either something disastrous happens or little things happen, such as on the right side of this one where grass/weeds are growing through the retaining wall which shouldn't really happen for a good 10-20 years. Not to take away from the effort - but retaining walls are something many actual landscaping companies tend to not do very well. You can see even from the video some of the imperfections in the grade and level which will display as time goes on. But I have a fairly biased POV on this as I've seen countless trained professionals not do it properly. The way I'd go about this if I were starting as a kid would be to focus on the mowing part, build up a partner who can handle operating stuff for a summer, and making connections with one of the more reputable landscaping companies around and see if they'd be willing to take me for a summer to learn some specific areas. That's what my father did while being a foreman at that company to learn irrigation since that's another in-depth skillset when you're designing systems. He took a summer off from the company to work with and irrigation company letting them know when he returned he'd have a whole extra skillset to provide
Young man got his business together. There are grown men out here who have been in business for years who don't have the mindset that you do, Henrik! 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Kids like this are so motivating to me. I had to restart my business and have been going through a lot. I’ve gotten 35 clients this past year. I need to get out there and push harder! And video like this show me the importance of consistency
OUTSTANDING, YOUNG MAN!!! So awesome to see a young man with his head on straight and his mind set on a worthwhile journey!!! Keep it up young man...keep it up!!!
Way to go Henrik, you’re crushing it. Keep up the great work,& growing your business. You make a great role model for the upcoming Lawn Care community. Thanks for sharing your set-up with us.💯❤️👍🏾😀🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
Henrik it is so cool to see such a young man with motivation and drive.this is not found in a lot of young people now a days.i love that you are not afraid of a little hard work.you are successful now and I am sure it will only grow from here.it was good seeing you here.MOW ON
I love seeing these kinds of videos. I'm a solo guy and have 42 customers. Achived millionare status last year and have a paid for truck and house....its a great feeling. I also offer weed control and areating I make good money from those too. I just have a 2005 GMC sierra 1500 and a newer Husqvarna zero turn.
@@jacobshandymantreeservicel2522 I just started out with a push mower, trimmer and blower. Also started offering all the other services and my customers like that too. It didn't take me long I just advertised until I got the numbers that I wanted
@@BriansLawnMaintenance Im just glad to see he isn't waiting those hard earned pesos on a Dodge! I'm a Ford guy to Brian.. lol. I'm contemplating on a newer F-350, or 3500HD. Need it to be a flatbed for my spray right though..
Great video Brian! I’m going to try to start a lawn care business next year. I think it’s amazing that he can run a business like that when he’s 16! He is still in school and I’m only in middle school and get a lot of homework I can imagine how much he gets in highschool. And he is running a more successful lawn care business than some guys who are adults. You have done an outstanding job Henrik and you work harder than a lot of people. Keep doing what you do man!
Good job..great video..all high school kids need to watch this inspirational video..a college degree doesn’t always mean success ..guys like this built America..
Great equipment & contract walk through Gabe I appreciate it & keep up the hard work it pays off look at how well Brian & Shawn from Spencer lawncare are doing & the dirtmonkey keep it going Gabe great job.
Wow he’s bad a$$ . 16 and doing what he’s doing . I wish to god I could’ve been like him at 16 . . I’m turning 46 Aug 1st and just got my LLC . He need to keep killing it .
Henrik Man ...Sir when I was 16 ...never mind GOD'S GIFT!!!! Good Better Best Never Let It Rest Until Your Good Is Your Better And Your Better Is Your Best!! Keep Up The Good Work!!! I'm on a new level mindset thanks to you Sir. 🙏
As long as you do the general maintenance to the red Max Weedwhacker and you keep up with them I’ve had mine for six years now still no problem same thing with all the landscapers in town
Very cool series !!! Great to see young guys out making money and building a business reminds me of when I pulled a mower behind my bike around my neighborhood making money before I was old enough to get a job 😊
Nice to see him growing his business...seems to have it together. He must be operating in a business friendly state unlike Massachusetts. Finished up my 25th year in Massachusetts and they certainly don't make it easy with the insurance requirements and over regulation . Don't be surprised to see them requiring landscapers to be licensed soon and a hydraulic license to operate a mower . Anyway great to see this young man doing such a good job 👏.
That's great on what u guys do. I will end up buying that ECHO 225 weedwacker thanks to u and your video. That black and decker trim/edger combo breaks my back. Good job on that 16 year old. Make that money.
Mr. Henrick I tip my hat to you Sir!! Keep Up The Great Work Champ!! Hey ...by the way I'm a $25 guy 😆 🤣 Im motivated and learned a few things and I'm 38 soooo yea Salute!! Thanks For Sharing!!
You need to put your mowers over the axles of your trailer not on the tongue that tears up your truck and cost more gas do you want heavy weight on top of the axles no other place It will pull down the road a lot better
Bro no actual way I’m looking at starting a lawn business at 16 and I look up teen lawn care business and this kid lives in dexter and I’m in Chelsea. Literally hits close to home.
The passion every single person has for this job is intoxicating. Why not do a job where you get to buy fun equipment while also making your job more efficient.
Brian, I have a very small lawn care business and my garage is a storage facility. The tours you do of the multi million $ operations are great but what would really help is how to organize a storage unit. For example someone with just a toolshed in their back yard can still hang stuff like trimmers on the wall but how do we, operating out of a storage unit organize the wall. I Knox you do or did operate out of a storage unit so I thought you would be the best for this. Thank you
Hey great job man, good to see young entrepreneurs making it. Quick question on the side of your lawns your referring to. Are you mowing a full acre or is that the property size including the house? We are in southern New Hampshire and we run about $130 for an acre of mowable turf.
Hey Brian this is Phillip I was wondering if I can talk to you on a podcast or meet up and do a equipment tour it would mean the world to me . I am 16 years old and run a lawncare and landscaping business. We do everything to mowing to building patios .
It is refreshing to hear a young person talking about something of substance. It’s usually painful to even watch the younger generations let alone listen to them. Keep up the good work young man!
Brian I am 16 and have been mowing since 2018 I need help growing my business I feel like I have been stuck with the same people for years now and o can’t grow I need to know how to get further
Every answer you're looking for is on our channel or podcast! Other than that, ask someone specifically for help! Email anytime, always here to try and help buddy.
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CAN YOU GUYS LEAVE AN ENCOURAGE WORD FOR HENRIK? How cool is this?!
These young guys are coming up in a big big way. Great work Henrik!
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Great job HENRIK ! U ARE ON THE RIGHT TRACK !
I got nothing but good vibes from this young man. It is refreshing to see a youth with focus and drive. I wish him nothing but success in all his future endeavours!
This kid is amazing! How does a 16 yr old do a retaining wall. He has ambition and seems to be a responsible, reliable, and respectful young man. I love that you're going around showcasing these young talents! It's great to see these youths going for it and succeeding!
It was really cool seeing him do it on Instagram Stories, and including sharing when they messed up and had to tear it all apart. It was a crazy adventure, one that they owned up and tackled and made it right. Pretty dope!
Diligence, and like he said, working with a landscaping company. That said, as someone who grew up working for a dad who owned his own landscaping company after being a head foreman at a very respected high-end builder, as an adult I wouldn't do them even with how much work I did on them simply because the liability is extremely high. If someone were to set up a lounge space near it and it fell on someone or their kid, as the installer you're the one responsible.
Retaining walls are something you really only want to do yourself when you have a LOT of experience learning from someone extremely skilled at them was always my father's perspective as it's very easy to have a small error not show for a few years and either something disastrous happens or little things happen, such as on the right side of this one where grass/weeds are growing through the retaining wall which shouldn't really happen for a good 10-20 years.
Not to take away from the effort - but retaining walls are something many actual landscaping companies tend to not do very well. You can see even from the video some of the imperfections in the grade and level which will display as time goes on. But I have a fairly biased POV on this as I've seen countless trained professionals not do it properly.
The way I'd go about this if I were starting as a kid would be to focus on the mowing part, build up a partner who can handle operating stuff for a summer, and making connections with one of the more reputable landscaping companies around and see if they'd be willing to take me for a summer to learn some specific areas. That's what my father did while being a foreman at that company to learn irrigation since that's another in-depth skillset when you're designing systems. He took a summer off from the company to work with and irrigation company letting them know when he returned he'd have a whole extra skillset to provide
This young man is major motivation for a 30 year old like myself. Respect ✊🏿
You should ask these kids if they have teachers telling them if you don't go to college you won't be successful lol.
That would be funny.
I go to his Rival Highschool (5 miles away) and YES WE DO LOL
Young man got his business together. There are grown men out here who have been in business for years who don't have the mindset that you do, Henrik! 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Henrik is the man! Amazing business for a 16 year-old!
Kids like this are so motivating to me. I had to restart my business and have been going through a lot. I’ve gotten 35 clients this past year. I need to get out there and push harder! And video like this show me the importance of consistency
Congrats Henrik, you are killing it! Good for you. Brian as always appreciate the content. Keep up the good work.
Brian I really enjoy this series. Love seeing our next generation hustling and putting in work!
Thanks Jay! These guys definitely are the next wave.
Congrats to Henrik on his business and lot of years in front of him, great video Brian.
Right on young man! Nice to see a young person these days that’s not afraid of some work and looks like a normal human being.
OUTSTANDING, YOUNG MAN!!! So awesome to see a young man with his head on straight and his mind set on a worthwhile journey!!! Keep it up young man...keep it up!!!
Very dynamic, enthusiastic and tenacious you man, combined with great communication skills. He will always do well in life.
Henrik is awesome! I wish more young men could be like him, our country would be a better place for it. Thanks for all your videos, Brian!
Way to go Henrik, you’re crushing it. Keep up the great work,& growing your business. You make a great role model for the upcoming Lawn Care community. Thanks for sharing your set-up with us.💯❤️👍🏾😀🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
Great work! Very impressive business. Also very professional especially for a 16 yr old
Great content. That is very impressive. Young man willing to work hard and proves hard work pays off.
Henrik it is so cool to see such a young man with motivation and drive.this is not found in a lot of young people now a days.i love that you are not afraid of a little hard work.you are successful now and I am sure it will only grow from here.it was good seeing you here.MOW ON
I love seeing these kinds of videos.
I'm a solo guy and have 42 customers. Achived millionare status last year and have a paid for truck and house....its a great feeling. I also offer weed control and areating I make good money from those too.
I just have a 2005 GMC sierra 1500 and a newer Husqvarna zero turn.
I saw your comments elsewhere… how long did it take? For everything to get where you are now?!
@@jacobshandymantreeservicel2522 I just started out with a push mower, trimmer and blower. Also started offering all the other services and my customers like that too. It didn't take me long I just advertised until I got the numbers that I wanted
Way to go Henrik you are a hard working young person
Love to see these young bucks coming up!
Great choice in trucks!
Wait you know he owns Chevy's right ;) Haha jussst kiddin!!
@@BriansLawnMaintenance Im just glad to see he isn't waiting those hard earned pesos on a Dodge!
I'm a Ford guy to Brian.. lol.
I'm contemplating on a newer F-350, or 3500HD. Need it to be a flatbed for my spray right though..
Awesome! Great to see a young person making some positive things happen. Keep on keeping on Henrik.
Great video Brian! I’m going to try to start a lawn care business next year. I think it’s amazing that he can run a business like that when he’s 16! He is still in school and I’m only in middle school and get a lot of homework I can imagine how much he gets in highschool. And he is running a more successful lawn care business than some guys who are adults. You have done an outstanding job Henrik and you work harder than a lot of people. Keep doing what you do man!
Also for some reason it’s not letting me edit so after I and before imagine I meant can’t.
Thank you for helping them young people out.
Good job..great video..all high school kids need to watch this inspirational video..a college degree doesn’t always mean success ..guys like this built America..
Very impressive. Excited to see what he does over the next few years.
Great equipment & contract walk through Gabe I appreciate it & keep up the hard work it pays off look at how well Brian & Shawn from Spencer lawncare are doing & the dirtmonkey keep it going Gabe great job.
Good job Henrich, keep killing it bro. Keep getting after it and keep doing what youre doing
This kid is a rockstar!
Way to go you g man!! Keep up the great work! I know your parents are proud!!
Wow he’s bad a$$ . 16 and doing what he’s doing . I wish to god I could’ve been like him at 16 . . I’m turning 46 Aug 1st and just got my LLC . He need to keep killing it .
Keep doing great things, young man. Love to see it.
The young man is impressive killin it.
Henrik
Man ...Sir when I was 16 ...never mind GOD'S GIFT!!!! Good Better Best Never Let It Rest Until Your Good Is Your Better And Your Better Is Your Best!!
Keep Up The Good Work!!!
I'm on a new level mindset thanks to you Sir. 🙏
Great video Brian /For interviewing this hard worker 💯🇺🇸
As long as you do the general maintenance to the red Max Weedwhacker and you keep up with them I’ve had mine for six years now still no problem same thing with all the landscapers in town
Very cool series !!! Great to see young guys out making money and building a business reminds me of when I pulled a mower behind my bike around my neighborhood making money before I was old enough to get a job 😊
Great Video as always Brian. Tell him to keep rolling and growing his Business.
Keep up the good work henrick
Awesome job and very impressive.
Nice to see him growing his business...seems to have it together. He must be operating in a business friendly state unlike Massachusetts. Finished up my 25th year in Massachusetts and they certainly don't make it easy with the insurance requirements and over regulation . Don't be surprised to see them requiring landscapers to be licensed soon and a hydraulic license to operate a mower . Anyway great to see this young man doing such a good job 👏.
GREAT VIDEO BRIAN! KEEP THE GREAT CONTENT COMING
That's great on what u guys do. I will end up buying that ECHO 225 weedwacker thanks to u and your video. That black and decker trim/edger combo breaks my back. Good job on that 16 year old. Make that money.
Mr. Henrick
I tip my hat to you Sir!!
Keep Up The Great Work Champ!!
Hey ...by the way I'm a $25 guy 😆 🤣
Im motivated and learned a few things and I'm 38 soooo yea Salute!!
Thanks For Sharing!!
Awesome set up Henrik! Keep up the hard work!
Great video from this young man
Love it. Your doing great kid. Keep up the good work.
That young man is rockin it
Great job for a young guy I will tell you RAISE YOUR PRICES gas prices are way to high to cut those massive lawns so cheap 100 a acre minimum.
You need to put your mowers over the axles of your trailer not on the tongue that tears up your truck and cost more gas do you want heavy weight on top of the axles no other place It will pull down the road a lot better
Way to go!! Keep up the great work
Bro no actual way I’m looking at starting a lawn business at 16 and I look up teen lawn care business and this kid lives in dexter and I’m in Chelsea. Literally hits close to home.
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Stanley "Dirt Monkey" and Brian's Lawn Maintenance should be your FIRST "go to" sources for video tutorials IMO!
Great working
Wow! Very impressive!
The passion every single person has for this job is intoxicating. Why not do a job where you get to buy fun equipment while also making your job more efficient.
Wow good job man I have a weeler and a tracker supply trailer I hope to be like u one day
I think we need a new video for this guy!! Spring setup!
Awesome job young man...
I can't even do that retaining wall 😭😭😭 great work dude
I have a landscaping company with 50 customers, I’m 18. Located in Grand Rapids, MI.
Cant wait to see more
Reminds me of myself! Keep up the good work ethic, do a lot of listening, not so much talking, and you will go far.
Hope that walkout has a frost footer! Awesome video
Brian, I have a very small lawn care business and my garage is a storage facility. The tours you do of the multi million $ operations are great but what would really help is how to organize a storage unit. For example someone with just a toolshed in their back yard can still hang stuff like trimmers on the wall but how do we, operating out of a storage unit organize the wall. I Knox you do or did operate out of a storage unit so I thought you would be the best for this. Thank you
Thanks John, I'll see what I can do with content like that.
Brian this is awesome....makes think of my Son best friend who wants to do Lawncare and asked for my expertise.
Salute!!
$65-70 an acre....? I'm charging $125 as a solo guy. This kid clearly has better route density than me if he's profiting. That's freaking impressive
Millionaire by this year ‼️💯
What a joy to see a young guy killing it and not afraid to work in today's woke world.
Good on him 😊
Hey great job man, good to see young entrepreneurs making it. Quick question on the side of your lawns your referring to. Are you mowing a full acre or is that the property size including the house? We are in southern New Hampshire and we run about $130 for an acre of mowable turf.
Keep it up kid
Keep up the good work
I like the Red Armor stabilizer
How long ago did he start? Has he done it during school yet and how? Also, how did he dig out the basement area?
About 7-8 years ago!
So Awesome 💪💪
Screw that guy, I aint mowin his grass. got me so funny! Does he have a youtube channel?
His UA-cam channel is Lawn Care Kid
Hey Brian this is Phillip I was wondering if I can talk to you on a podcast or meet up and do a equipment tour it would mean the world to me . I am 16 years old and run a lawncare and landscaping business. We do everything to mowing to building patios .
Email me buddy, we’ll see! We already filmed this tour but maybe next time!
he is doing good
Steve hauling a wright 60 and a sag 72 with an f 150 how long the transmission will last
I aim almost 11 and I also pick up clients with cards also I’ll cut and trim blow and rake it is fun making money
Its great to see young people doing well for themselves. Parents ensure that we are supporting our kids when they have dreams.
It is refreshing to hear a young person talking about something of substance. It’s usually painful to even watch the younger generations let alone listen to them. Keep up the good work young man!
My first client, I was 5 years old
Ive got 3 mowing jobs + my lawn and I love mowing and I would like to work with you
Brian I am 16 and have been mowing since 2018 I need help growing my business I feel like I have been stuck with the same people for years now and o can’t grow I need to know how to get further
Every answer you're looking for is on our channel or podcast! Other than that, ask someone specifically for help! Email anytime, always here to try and help buddy.
Good dood
He said 65-75 an acre does that include edging sidewalks? If not, what's the cost on edging?
Yes
I’m 14 looking for a summer job next year how old do u have to be to work at landscaping business
Heyyy
Where is the show?
65 to 70 an acre! …. Crazy our 3/4 acres are 80 at times we do acres with no bag for 125😭😭😭😭
I dig!
Very impressive young man, he will go far. But $65.00 and acre???? That is first cheap who can compete with that?
Cut on. Cool
Shindiwa are very dependable
Nice
Brian do you ever use Shinedowna
Not so much Mark!
tell him to upload on his channel
In what universe is an Exmark x series 10 grand? My s series was 15 after tax this season
Not sure what your referencing!! But yes the new ones are $16k.