RMOEX

Business opportunity

Multiple ways to make money.

Remote-controlled mowers open up work that traditional crews avoid. Here's who pays, what the work typically sells for, and how operators find clients.

01Spring–Fall

Hillside & slope mowing

Who pays
Homeowners, HOAs, municipalities with steep banks
Typical pricing
$150–$600 per visit
How to find clients
Drive neighborhoods with steep yards, door hangers, Nextdoor, HOA boards

Best machine: RMOEX 550 or 1000S

02Spring–Fall

Overgrown lot cleanup

Who pays
Lot owners, code-enforcement referrals, developers
Typical pricing
$300–$1,500 per lot
How to find clients
County code-violation lists, builders, land owners on Facebook groups

Best machine: RMOEX 1000S

03Spring–Fall

Commercial property maintenance

Who pays
Property managers, retail centers, warehouses
Typical pricing
$800–$3,000 monthly contracts
How to find clients
Cold-call property management firms, bid sites, local business networking

Best machine: RMOEX 550 or 1000S

04Spring–Fall

Farm & orchard mowing

Who pays
Farms, orchards, vineyards, hobby farms
Typical pricing
$75–$150 per hour or per acre
How to find clients
Farm co-ops, feed stores, agricultural extension boards

Best machine: RMOEX 1000S

05Spring–Fall

Large residential properties

Who pays
Acreage homeowners, estates
Typical pricing
$200–$500 per visit
How to find clients
Google Business Profile, referrals, local ads

Best machine: RMOEX 550 or 1000S

06Spring–Fall

Fence-line clearing

Who pays
Ranches, farms, utilities, industrial sites
Typical pricing
$1–$3 per linear foot
How to find clients
Ranch associations, fencing contractors, utilities' vendor lists

Best machine: RMOEX 1000S

07Spring–Fall

Landscaping subcontracting

Who pays
Landscapers without slope equipment
Typical pricing
$75–$125 per hour
How to find clients
Call every landscaper in your county — offer the jobs they turn down

Best machine: RMOEX 550 or 1000S

08Year-round

Real estate property cleanup

Who pays
Realtors, investors, bank-owned property managers
Typical pricing
$250–$1,000 per property
How to find clients
Realtor offices, investor meetups, REO asset managers

Best machine: RMOEX 550 or 1000S

09Spring–Fall

Solar farm vegetation

Who pays
Solar operators and O&M contractors
Typical pricing
Recurring contracts, often per acre
How to find clients
Solar O&M companies, energy contractor bid portals

Best machine: RMOEX 1000S

10Year-round

Equipment rental

Who pays
Homeowners, contractors needing a machine for a day
Typical pricing
$200–$400 per day
How to find clients
Local rental listings, contractor networks

Best machine: RMOEX 550 or 1000S

11Winter

Residential snow removal

Who pays
Homeowners with driveways and walkways
Typical pricing
$40–$150 per visit or seasonal plans
How to find clients
Pre-sell seasonal contracts to your mowing customers in fall

Best machine: RMOEX 550 or 1000S

12Winter

Commercial snow contracts

Who pays
Businesses, churches, small lots
Typical pricing
Seasonal or per-push contracts
How to find clients
Bid with the same property managers you mow for

Best machine: RMOEX 550 or 1000S

Pricing ranges are general market examples gathered for planning purposes. Rates vary widely by region and job. Snow removal depends on a compatible attachment — confirm model-specific compatibility with us before purchasing.

Year-round revenue

Four seasons of work

Spring

Lot clearing, first cuts, HOA & commercial contract bids

Summer

Recurring slope mowing, solar farms, farm & orchard rows

Fall

Fence lines, real-estate cleanups, pre-sell snow plans

Winter

Snow removal where compatible attachment is confirmed, rentals

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