Landscaping Business with $85K Equipment Included

This is a yard care and landscaping business in Weber County, UT, operating under a nationally recognized franchise system since 2023. It handles nearly anything outdoors in the yard - mowing, routine maintenance, and landscape installs - for a base of repeat customers, and the sale includes a full fleet of truck, trailers, mowers, install equipment, and a snow plow setup.

The owner currently runs estimates, sales calls, and installs. A dependable full-time crew member handles the field work, and a part-time helper joins during mowing season. Work blends recurring maintenance with project installs, so a new owner steps into an existing schedule rather than a blank calendar.

The buyer takes over the franchise territory (subject to franchisor approval), the customer relationships, the crew, and the equipment. Compared with opening a new territory from scratch, that means no wait to buy equipment, hire a crew, or build a first customer list. This is a significant cost and time savings.

The owner is selling for health reasons and has offered to help the next owner grow sales. It fits an owner-operator with landscape or irrigation experience, or a sales-minded buyer ready to add an experienced installer.

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The business runs from the owner's home, so there is no commercial lease; a separate garage of about 1,000 sq ft is available for operations and parking at a negotiable cost, and no real estate is included. The sale includes about $85,000 in equipment: a 2018 heavy-duty pickup, four trailers (14 ft enclosed v-nose, dump, tilt-bed, and single-axle), a 36 in. stand-on mower, two 21 in. commercial push mowers, a snow plow and mount, a towable aerator and power rake, a plate compactor, a jumping jack compactor, a sod cutter, a post hole digger, blowers, trimmers, an edger, hand tools, and a small inventory of sprinkler parts. A buyer can start work right away without a large equipment purchase. (Home Based)

The seller has offered to help the new owner in any way possible during the transition, including support with sales and estimating, on terms mutually agreed upon by both parties. The franchise also offers extensive training and support.

Demand for yard care in Weber County, UT comes from homeowners who want lawns mowed, maintained, and improved every season, plus winter snow removal and project work such as sod, irrigation, and landscape lighting. The business serves repeat customers under a nationally recognized franchise brand, which gives it name recognition and a system that most independent mow-and-go crews in the area lack. Owning a full equipment fleet is also a barrier to entry. A new competitor would have to buy trucks, trailers, mowers, and compaction equipment before taking a single job.

The owner identifies irrigation and landscape lighting as the biggest untapped money makers, and the business already stocks sprinkler parts for that work. Hiring one experienced landscape installer would free the owner from field work and let the existing plate compactor, jumping jack, and sod cutter take on more sod, hardscape, and project installs. The included snow plow supports winter snow removal contracts, and a full-time owner focused on estimates and sales can build on the repeat customer base already in place.