What if it's a 2 story? If not careful you could be cutting yourself too much.
Something new from NFN
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I just received this email from a sub company I get some work from. This 
grass cut BS is getting deep.
Effective immediately, lot sizes for grass cuts DO NOT include the square footage of the house.
When calculating the lot size, please deduct the square footage of the house from the
total lot square footage to obtain the billable lot size.
When invoicing, the following are required measurements:
o Total lot size
o Square Footage of house
o Actual lot size being cut
Example:
o Total lot size: 140 x 40 = 5,600 Sq. Ft
o Square Footage of house: 986 Sq. Ft.
o Actual lot size being cut: 5,600 – 986 = 4,614 Sq. Ft.
grass cut BS is getting deep.Effective immediately, lot sizes for grass cuts DO NOT include the square footage of the house.
When calculating the lot size, please deduct the square footage of the house from the
total lot square footage to obtain the billable lot size.
When invoicing, the following are required measurements:
o Total lot size
o Square Footage of house
o Actual lot size being cut
Example:
o Total lot size: 140 x 40 = 5,600 Sq. Ft
o Square Footage of house: 986 Sq. Ft.
o Actual lot size being cut: 5,600 – 986 = 4,614 Sq. Ft.
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MCS has done it this way for a couple of years.SimonOhio said:I just received this email from a sub company I get some work from. This
Effective immediately, lot sizes for grass cuts DO NOT include the square footage of the house.
When calculating the lot size, please deduct the square footage of the house from the
total lot square footage to obtain the billable lot size.
When invoicing, the following are required measurements:
o Total lot size
o Square Footage of house
o Actual lot size being cut
Example:
o Total lot size: 140 x 40 = 5,600 Sq. Ft
o Square Footage of house: 986 Sq. Ft.
o Actual lot size being cut: 5,600 – 986 = 4,614 Sq. Ft.
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How is this BS?SimonOhio said:I just received this email from a sub company I get some work from. This
Effective immediately, lot sizes for grass cuts DO NOT include the square footage of the house.
When calculating the lot size, please deduct the square footage of the house from the
total lot square footage to obtain the billable lot size.
When invoicing, the following are required measurements:
o Total lot size
o Square Footage of house
o Actual lot size being cut
Example:
o Total lot size: 140 x 40 = 5,600 Sq. Ft
o Square Footage of house: 986 Sq. Ft.
o Actual lot size being cut: 5,600 – 986 = 4,614 Sq. Ft.
I get paid for what I do.
If I buy gas and pay $50.00 I in return want $50.00 of gas not 35-45 worth.
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They forgot to ask you to deduct for walkways, patios, driveways, etcSimonOhio said:I just received this email from a sub company I get some work from. This
Effective immediately, lot sizes for grass cuts DO NOT include the square footage of the house.
When calculating the lot size, please deduct the square footage of the house from the
total lot square footage to obtain the billable lot size.
When invoicing, the following are required measurements:
o Total lot size
o Square Footage of house
o Actual lot size being cut
Example:
o Total lot size: 140 x 40 = 5,600 Sq. Ft
o Square Footage of house: 986 Sq. Ft.
o Actual lot size being cut: 5,600 – 986 = 4,614 Sq. Ft.
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