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May 18, 2023
Interview with “The Godfather”: Mike Carlo of U.S. Lawns Sarasota and Bradenton, Florida 

Having been with the brand for more than 31 years, Mike Carlo has a lot of insight to share.  In the latest  episode of the Discover U.S. Lawns Podcast, Mike explains what initially brought him to the brand and what things he has been intentional about as he has built his business over the past […]

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May 8, 2023
Bryan Smith: U.S. Lawns Owner named an International Franchise Association’s Franchisee of the Year

As a Tugboat captain, Bryan Smith kept a stressful schedule. He would spend 30+ days out on the boat pushing barges, and then just seven to ten days at home before he had to do it all again. “I knew I wanted a family and that wouldn’t work being gone all the time,” says Bryan.   […]

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April 12, 2023
U.S. Lawns Featured Market: Denver, Colorado

As more people and businesses are priced out of the coasts, Denver, Colorado is an attractive option for those looking for more affordable cost of living, low corporate tax rate, and a thriving economy. Due to its diverse range of core industries and access to natural resources, the area enjoys considerable economic stability even during […]

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March 22, 2023
In the Keys with Steven Keys

Since 1998, Steven has grown a highly successful commercial landscape business with U.S. Lawns. And as such, he has a lot of wisdom to share. Having accomplished the many goals he set for himself over these almost three decades, Steven is now enjoying the fruits of his labor. When the U.S. Lawns Podcast set out […]

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March 8, 2023
New Franchisee Announcement: Wanda Magana in Bordentown, New Jersey

Beginning almost 23 years ago with a single mower and a snow shovel, Wanda Magana worked her way up in the landscape and snow removal industry in Bordentown, New Jersey. “We had to use two boards to get the mower up into the back of the truck!” From those humble beginnings, Wanda and her husband […]

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February 20, 2023
Converting Your Landscaping Business to a Franchise in California

Are you a landscape business owner in California struggling with stagnant sales? Have you reached a ceiling in your business’ growth? U.S. Lawns has an exciting opportunity in California for independent landscapers wanting to take their business to the next level.   Converting your existing landscape business to a U.S. Lawns franchise allows you to leverage […]

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February 3, 2023
U.S. Lawns Initial Franchise Investment Costs

Purchasing a franchise is a big investment, in both time and money. Initial investment costs are often one of the main determining factors when deciding which opportunity is best for you.  We understand the weight of this investment and want to walk you through the fees and start up costs associated with owning a U.S. […]

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November 7, 2022
New Franchisee Profile: Zach Bini and Jeannette Molina in Arlington, Virginia

Zach Bini is no stranger to hard work. From running a small residential lawncare company, to field supervisor in commercial lawn care management, to most recently working for UPS, Zach has always risen to the challenge at hand. However, he found himself no longer content with just working for someone else. He wanted more control […]

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October 5, 2022
U.S. Lawns Featured Market: St. Louis, Missouri

St. Louis, Missouri, the 19th largest metro area in the country, has long been intentional and strategic in its business planning. As a result, the Gateway to the West has become herald for its business-friendly environment. In fact, it ranks in the nation’s top 10 of most cost-competitive places to do business.  Low tax rates […]

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