If you were booked out all season but still felt stressed about money, the problem isn’t your prices—it’s the story you’re telling yourself about them.

Most landscapers think raising prices means losing work or that the "market" decides what they can charge. But the market doesn’t know your overhead, your payroll, or how exhausted you are by mid-August. In this episode, Scott breaks down why pricing based on your competitors isn’t a strategy—it’s just a way to avoid taking control of your own profit.

We’re diving into the four most dangerous beliefs that keep landscaping businesses "fragile," from the "busy is good" trap to the lie that you can fix your numbers "later." You’ll learn how to shift from survival-mode guessing to ownership questions, specifically asking: Does this job actually support the business I’m trying to build?

Stop guessing, stop copying the guy down the street, and start making decisions based on facts instead of feelings. If you want 2026 to be the year you finally get paid what you’re worth, it starts with getting clear on your numbers right now while the season is slow.

Welcome to The Million Dollar Landscaper Podcast w/ Scott Molchan, landscaper-turned-coach helping business owners stop spinning their wheels, build smart systems, and finally run a profitable company without burning out. On this podcast, you’ll hear how to attract better customers, price your work for profit, and learn the lessons Scott picked up while scaling his own landscaping business.

👉 What part of your pricing have you been avoiding? Email Scott at scott@milliondollarlandscaper.com and let him know what’s causing the most struggle in your business.

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