NaturaLawn of America—an organic-based lawn care company—started in 1987, and now has 90 franchise locations in 24 states and Washington D.C., serving over 100,000 customers and generating annual revenues in excess of $68 million. Their natural lawn care system consists of a proprietary line of organic lawn care products, and provides business opportunities to individuals wishing to secure their own... read more
As NaturaLawn of America prepares to start training the newest group of franchise owners Sept. 26, the company is also gearing up for another big event: celebrating 30 years of “environmentally responsible lawn care,” Benzinga reports. Since 1987, NaturaLawn of America has strived to take an environmentally friendly approach to lawn care by using a customized formula, which uses natural and organic-based products, and... read more
Called “too far ahead of its time” in 1987, NaturaLawn of America—an organic-based lawn care company—today has 87 franchise locations in 25 states serving over 70,000 customers and generates annual revenues in excess of $53 million. Their natural lawn care system consists of a proprietary line of organic lawn care products and provides business opportunities to individuals wishing to secure... read more
This post is part two of LM’s “5 ways to improve your cash flow” series. Read on to part three, “Recognize the power of recurring revenue,” here. Phil Catron started Frederick, Md.-based NaturaLawn of America, which today has $50 million in annual revenue and franchise locations in 24 states, just like many others in the landscape and lawn care industry: He... read more
NaturaLawn of America welcomed Blaine Young as its new franchise and development manager. Young brings more than seven years of small business ownership in the transportation industry to his new position, which he will serve in alongside Director of Operations John Steiner to oversee franchise sales and development. Young also worked in the broadcast media industry with Clear Channel Communications for 11 years.... read more
They say “cash is king,” and the reasons why are many. To name a few: Lack of cash can damage relationships essential to business success. Consider the repercussions when you can’t pay vendors or make payroll. Cash flow is a key factor in determining business value. Considering selling any time soon? Your cash level counts. Finally, a profitable company that’s... read more
