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Oct 8, 2026
How Kunle Okubena Built a $500K+ Landscaping Business - and What Losing a Major Account Taught Him
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0:13Kunle OkubenaGUEST
Then we added lawn mowing to it, and then we went commercial, and that, that's one thing that we've been able to do to stay in business is always adapting, 'cause you always have to adapt.
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0:25Gene CaballeroHOST
[upbeat music] Welcome to the GreenPal Lawn Care Business Growth Show.
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0:33Gene CaballeroHOST
My name is Gene Caballero, one of the co-founders.
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0:36Gene CaballeroHOST
On the show, we talk to real landscaping professionals that have built profitable and reliable businesses.
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4:57Kunle OkubenaGUEST
You have to have, you know, what it takes for you to do it yourself, 'cause I'm telling you, there are days that you're gonna have to be the production manager, the facility manager, the sales manager.
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5:09Kunle OkubenaGUEST
You have to be everything to make it work, and if you cannot handle it, you won't be able to survive.
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5:15Kunle OkubenaGUEST
And so, I mean, right now even with GreenPal, I've been having to actually go out to do most of the work, and that's one of the things that, you know, even if I'm not paid, I can still do this.
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5:26Kunle OkubenaGUEST
And that's when you know you, you know, you got something.
300,000 Homeowners a Week: What Separates the Contractors Who Win | Bryan Clayton, GreenPal
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2:31Bryan ClaytonGUEST
And then that business was acquired by a national company that runs landscaping companies all over the country.
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2:36Bryan ClaytonGUEST
And so started off in the trenches and grew that little by little into a real business and then sold it and then founded GreenPal, the company I run today.
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2:45Mauricio CardenalHOST
Yeah.
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2:45Mauricio CardenalHOST
So when you sold, you sold to a bigger company, you didn't sell to private equity?
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3:37Bryan ClaytonGUEST
That was really kind of all they wanted.
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3:39Bryan ClaytonGUEST
I could have stayed longer and done kind of an earn-out deal, but at that time in my life, I just really wanted to create the space for the next thing.
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3:48Bryan ClaytonGUEST
I hadn't made up my mind that I was going to start GreenPal during the acquisition process, but I knew I needed the space to do something else, and so I told them I'd stay on as long as I needed to, and that turned out to be about six months.
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4:02Bryan ClaytonGUEST
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