What sets us apart

Most companies sell you their services, At Lawn King of GA we are performing a service but selling you back your time!!!

I know what your thinking, Doing it myself will save me money. Does it? 

There are many moving parts to taking care of that dreaded yardwork, and I for one can think of better ways to spend your free time. Here at L.K.o.G we want to give you your time back to use how you please. With our professional staff we do not require you to be on-site at the time services are performed, this gives you the freedom to be where you want to be when you want to be there. Think of all the ways to spend your free time now, and when time is money, lets place a little value on your free time spent in the yard. 

Say you preform yardwork on a bi-weekly basis. Most spend a few hours during their free time every other week performing these duties. At absolute best you are spending 4 hours every other week in your yard just mowing, edging, weed eating, and clean-up, what does this add up to? well there are 52 weeks a year and half of that is 26. 26 multiplied by 4 =94 hours a year, Again at minimum. this number is the equivalent to almost 4 full days per year in your yard. now this does not seem like a lot but lets break it down a little more, what could I do with this time, or what am I missing out on? 

well lets say you have a regular 9-5, you wake up and get the kids out the door for school and go to work, the next time you see your family is 5:30-6:00pm, eat dinner and put the kids to bed. total time for family interaction Mon-Fri is about 4 hours per day give or take. Saturday and Sunday are a little different, kids sleep in ( YAY NO SCHOOL!) They wake up around 9am go to sleep around 9pm that is full 12 hours of family time, except their outside with friends or campaigning the newest video game. you go out and do the yardwork you have on the honey due list and miss them most of the day, maybe you are able to get family movie night for a solid 2 hours and you saw them 4 hours that day at other times. congratulations you have now spent roughly 14 hours over the weekend so about 7 hrs a day. this is 34 hours a week. do you want to miss out on 4 full days a year of your kids life willingly, understanding that over 18 years that is willingly missing out on 72 days of your children's lives. Knowing that tomorrow isn't promised and how much changes over the course of 72 days, personally I want my time. This is almost a quarter of a year willingly given away. So the real question is, did I save money and if so at what cost?