Tulsa Lawn Care Company Converting to Propane-Powered Equipment
Summary
LawnAmerica does not know how long it may take for their investment to pay for itself through lower fuel and maintenance costs, but owner Brad Johnson feels it is the right thing to do.Owner Brad Johnson states, “We made the decision this summer to convert our small engines which power our spraying operations to run on propane rather than gasoline.It’s an investment, but we feel it will pay off in the long run with reduced fuel expenses, less maintenance costs and down time, and with incentives that are available.And it costs about 40% less than gasoline, along with cleaner burning engines, leading to less maintenance costs.This Tulsa lawn service company’s fleet of 27 working trucks spray weed-control products mainly in the spring and fall.LawnAmerica does not know how long it may take for their investment to pay for itself through lower fuel and maintenance costs, but owner Brad Johnson feels it is the right thing to do.