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Ideas for Naming a Lawn Mowing Company
Ideas for Naming a Lawn Mowing Company. The right name for your new business can entice customers and assist in success. When beginning a lawn mowing company, one of the first items on the agenda is the name. The name not only identifies you to the public but is needed for applications for business licenses in some places. Before choosing, be sure...
The right name for your new business can entice customers and assist in success. When beginning a lawn mowing company, one of the first items on the agenda is the name. The name not only identifies you to the public but is needed for applications for business licenses in some places. Before choosing, be sure that all involved in the business agree on the name. Always check to see if the selected name is already in use by checking with your local business licensing agencies.
A Personal Matter
When starting a business, it is sometimes a very personal matter. Small family businesses become part of who the family is. An entire family name can be branded by the business they run. For a lawn business, consider using the family name. For example, a family named Smith might use "Lawns by Smith" or "Smith Family Lawn Care". For families with surnames that are difficult to pronounce, using a first name might be a better selection. In the range of using names, never count out a popular nickname. If the owner is known in town as "Shorty," then naming the business "Shorty's Grass Service" is an option.
Play on Words
Catchy names for a grass-mowing business may be created from plays on words. When thinking along these lines, consider words associated with the business. For example, grass, mowing, cutting are words related to a lawn mowing company. These words might lead to "A Cut Above Mowing" or "Grassy Cuts." Additionally, words associated with the results of the business services may be incorporated: "Short Cut Grass Mowing."
Descriptive
One of the elements in starting a business is setting the specific services. In the case of a grass-mowing business, grass cutting may be the only service offered. However, in most cases, those who cut grass also weed, trim and treat lawns. When naming the business, consider letting potential clientele know up front all you offer. "Grass and Weed Specialists" or "Grass and Weed Needs" lets the public know that not only will you chop down the tall grass, but you will rid their lawns of the pesky weeds growing along the fence. "Cut, Weed and Feed" describes to the target audience that fertilizing and weeding services are available.
