Lawncare

The next generation; working hard...

The grass cutting season is upon us! If you're in the Kanata/West Carleton/Arnprior areas and would like a free quote, contact us today!

Spring is here, new 10' Kubota to play with this year!

Well it's been a rough summer here in the Ottawa area. We've just gone through the driest July on record for the region, it's looking as though August is going to be average in terms of rainfall although we'll believe it when we see it. Even if it does come, it just might not be enough.

Grass has started. This is our official first week of cutting, knock on wood but everything seems to be going well. Here's hoping that there's no breakdowns until at least next week. haha. Oh and new tractor coming soon!!

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It's almost aeration time....

First day of spring!! High of 25 forecasted....crazy!

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