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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2026 · 43 MIN

Why You Should Be Charging $100+ Per Man-Hour with John Pajak

from Green Industry Podcast · host Paul Jamison

Financial expert John Pajak joins Paul Jamison to break down the real math behind profitable lawn care pricing, explaining why owners must charge higher man-hour rates and factor future equipment replacement costs into today's invoices. 🎟️ Equip Expo 👉 Save 50% off Equip Expo Ticket w/ Promo Code PAUL: Register Here 📚 Level Up Your Money (New Release) 👉 Get Your Paperback Copy! 🎧 Level Up Your Money (Audiobook) 👉 Listen on Audible 📲 Connect with Paul - Visit Official Website 🛠️ Paul's Recommended Tools & Professionals Try the CRM Jobber - Click Here 📞 CallRail – Track where your leads are coming from: callrail.com 📚 The Landscaping Bookkeeper – Know your numbers, stress less: thelandscapingbookkeeper.com The Lawn Care Bootcamp - Click Here 📈 Lawn Care Launch: Click Here (new program for business owners) 🌐 Footbridge Media – Get a pro lawn care website: footbridgemedia.com 📦 Business-Building Resources by Paul Price Increase Letter Template Contract Templates 📚 Paul's Most Popular Business Books How to Build a Thriving Lawn Care Business: Buy on Amazon Cut That Grass and Make That Cash: Buy on Amazon

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