"Ecomowers" Net Worth 2023 Update

Ecomowers are Eco-friendly push mowers. This business was started by Andy Humphrey in 2006. Ecomowers’s net worth was $450,000 at the time of their pitch in 2011 based on the $90,000 offer for 20% of the equity of the company. 

They appeared on Season 2 of Shark Tank USA in 2011. But the Sharks were not interested in investing in Ecomowers.

Ecomowers is an ideal product to sustain environmentally friendly lawn maintenance. However, Andy’s pitch did not bring any luck for his company. Ecomowers didn’t exist longer after the Shark Tank appearance. There is no precise data on when the company ceased operations. The company website has been inactive since 2011, and its products are no longer available.

Ecomowers Net Worth

Net worth$450,000 (2011)
Annual Sales Revenue–
Profits–
Lifetime sales–
Investor–
FounderAndy Humphrey
Employees–

Ecomowers Net Worth Timeline

Net Worth 2023Out of business 
Net Worth 2022Out of business 
Net Worth 2021Out of business 
Net Worth 2020Out of business 
Net worth valuation in 2011 before appearing on Shark Tank  $450,000 (business valuation)

Ecomowers Pitch on Shark Tank

Company nameEcomowers
ProductEco-friendly push mowers
EpisodeSeason 02 Episode 07
Founder Andy Humphrey
Asked for$90,000 for 20% equity
Final dealNo deal 
Shark No shark 
LocationTraverse City, Michigan 

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Ecomowers Founder

Ecomowers was founded by Andy Humphrey in 2006. Andy graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Horticulture and Landscape Design from Montana State University. Andy is an entrepreneur, landscape designer, irrigation technology consultant, and podcast host. Ecomowers’s founder Andy Humphrey’s net worth is unknown as of 2023.

Key accomplishments

YearAccomplishment
2011The company got featured on Shark Tank season 2 

Conclusion

Some companies that appear on the show have not achieved great success, and the Ecomowers was one of them. Sometimes businesses don’t succeed because of many reasons. Sometimes, the deal falls through after the founders say yes on camera. Or, as you’ll see, sometimes things happen to the founders themselves, and they choose to abandon the business. Anything is possible. However,  Ecomowers went out of business in 2011. And the product is no longer available in the market.

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