How Premier Outdoor Living plans out their projects

Hardscaper Editorial Team March 28, 2022

When it comes to landscaping, you can’t understate the importance of planning. From dumpster availability to material orders, being prepared pays ten-fold.

To give their take on planning, working from a van, and staying organized as a small business, I invited Sean Collinsgru and Catherine Lippincott from Premier Outdoor Living, to sketch out their process for success.

In this episode, we discuss:

  • What led to the decision to create a fully administrative role and hire an industry outsider
  • Benefits of an outsider on the team
  • Their customer intake and design initiation processes
  • The importance of stopping the action to plan, to communicate, and to start growing the business intentionally

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