Grounds maintenance

[jjames]

I am glad there is now a place for landscapers and grounds maintenance businesses now that landscapertalk has gone. Hopefully it will attract a few more like minded people. To kick off, I run a grounds maintenance business in devon and hopefully we can now share our ideas and hand out advise as needed.

 

Justin

[Robert_S]

nice one, welcome mate, i do landscaping as well as tree work in my business.

[penfold]

[billythegoat]

one more here too

[tractorboy1]

Me too thanks Steve for adding this section

[Steve Bullman]

i dont mind expanding on it, and creating sub forums if anyone feels the need for specific areas....fencing would be the obvious one that comes to mind

[nepia]

Can only be good. I didn't know landscapertalk had gone but getting the gen here will expand knowledge I wouldn't have accessed otherwise. Was that the reasoning behind it Steve?

[Steve Bullman]

well the original reasoning was for the forums to compliment each other but that hasnt worked out, so hopefully a forum within arbtalk will generate a little more interest

[treetop]

Sad really, I was just getting into Landscapertalk & wanted to learn more. If it's being carried on here then thank you Steve, that's great. A thicky like me needs all the help he can get:001_tongue:

 

I would love to see stuff on fencing,(Knowing which sword to use is vital)......Ohhh that kind of fencing???? Yeah, that's good too.

 

Serious now come on lad. Anything to do with measures, quantities & suchlike for patios n paving is always useful. I have a job I quoted for looming in September (asuming he doesn't put it off again) to do a gravelled area for a client & I think I'm topside of the facts & figures. (He didn't run away screaming for his mummy anyway)

 

This & a request to do a living room floor in laminate flooring I had enough with doing my own but I'll do me best for them. (Friend of me sister)

 

Steve Bullman, & team, yer flippin' marvelous but I think you need a 60 hour day to fit in what you do:001_smile:

[Rob Hornett]

Another home from home. Ive only just started to "branch" (cringe) into this line of work, nothing big, looking forward to this

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