Charged Up with Tim Allard

Where the cutting edge meets cutting grass.Charged Up explores the electrification and automation revolution transforming the lawn care industry from the ground up. Whether you're a weekend warrior, a green tech enthusiast, or a landscaping professional, this podcast keeps you powered with insights into the latest in robotic mowers, battery breakthroughs, and smart technology reshaping your backyard—and beyond.Hosted by Tim Allard, a lawn care expert with over 15 years in the industry, Charged Up is your go-to source for staying informed and inspired in the age of electric.Plug in. Power up. And get Charged Up.

Charged Up with Tim Allard is a business podcast hosted by Tim Allard, with 25 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Tim Allard hosts Charged Up with Tim Allard, a business show with 25 episodes published.

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  The ROI of Switching from Gas to Battery Ep. 25

  Apr 16, 202640 minS0

  <p>Tim continues his interview with Gerry Barnaby from EGO, focusing on the financial and practical advantages of transitioning to electric landscaping equipment. The conversation highlights how businesses can achieve a cost "wash" within a year by eliminating fuel expenses and reducing maintenance downtime. Barnaby discusses specific innovations in commercial tools, such as carbon fiber shafts and IPX5 weather resistance, which allow for durability in harsh conditions. The episode also explores the modular battery system, enabling users to swap power sources between riding mowers and handheld lifestyle products like blowers or fans. Furthermore, they touche on the future of robotics...

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  The ROI of Switching from Gas to Battery Ep. 25

  Apr 16, 202640 min

  Tim continues his interview with Gerry Barnaby from EGO , focusing on the financial and practical advantages of transitioning to electric landscaping equipment. The conversation highlights how businesses can achieve a cost "wash" within a year by eliminating fuel expenses and reducing maintenance downtime. Barnaby discusses specific innovations in commercial tools, such as carbon fiber shafts and IPX5 weather resistance, which allow for durability in harsh conditions. The episode also explores the modular battery system, enabling users to swap power sources between riding mowers and handheld lifestyle products like blowers or fans. Furthermore, they touche on the future of robotics and specialized "keep cool" cell technology designed to extend battery life. (Part 2 of 2) Connect with Tim: Facebook Email: Tim@ChargedUpPodcast.com

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  Beyond the Big Box Store: Ego's Leap into True Commercial Grade Tools Ep. 24

  Apr 9, 202639 minS0

  <p>Tim talks with Gerry Barnaby from EGO, a leading manufacturer of battery-powered outdoor power equipment. The discussion highlights the company's evolution from residential tools to a robust Generation 2 commercial line designed to compete directly with gas engines. Barnaby introduces the PGX charging system, a modular technology capable of charging dozens of batteries overnight on a standard circuit, alongside smart apps for fleet management and cost analysis. The conversation emphasizes that switching to electric offers significant fuel savings, reduced maintenance, and a competitive edge through quiet, emission-free operation. (Part 1 of 2).</p> <p >Connect with Tim:</p> <p >Facebook</p> <p>...

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  Someone Get The Phone! Why Every Missed Call is a Lost Lead Ep.23

  Mar 5, 202627 minS0

  <p>On today's episode, Tim emphasizes that customer expectations are often set by the high standards of a solo owner, making it difficult to maintain quality when transitioning to a larger team. A significant portion of the discussion focuses on the "lost opportunity" of unanswered phone calls, urging business owners to implement reliable communication systems like mobile forwarding or automated responses. Allard also shares personal updates regarding his business transitions, including a move toward residential services and the launch of a new deck construction division. He concludes by encouraging fellow entrepreneurs to find a balance between the "grind" of growth...

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  The Technician Model: Managing Autonomous Fleets, Not Mowers Ep. 22

  Feb 12, 202638 minS0

  <p>Tim continues his conversation with Luke Hansen, the founder of Company Cam. The episode explores the intersection of landscaping and technology, specifically focusing on the shift toward electric equipment and robotic mowers. Hansen details his business strategy of moving away from traditional maintenance toward a high-touch, subscription-based model that utilizes specialized autonomous tools. They also discuss the importance of brand differentiation and the origins of Company Cam as a solution for managing visual project data. The dialogue emphasizes how innovative software and automation are currently reshaping the professional landscaping and construction industries. Part 2 of 2.</p> <p >Connect with Tim:<...

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