When it comes to landscaping materials, it’s hard to have too much of a good thing. Whether you’re a contractor stockpiling supplies for multiple projects and storing it at a worksite until it’s needed, or a homeowner who ended up having significantly more than you bargained for: properly storing mulch, topsoil, and compost will allow you to reuse the material at a later time. This is important because leaving these material exposed to the elements can lead to damage or decay of the material, costing you money and requiring disposal of the useless supplies. [Read more…]
posted on February 10, 2017 by
Tips for Storing Mulch, Topsoil, and Compost
posted on August 23, 2016 by
Buying Landscape Supplies from Another Contractor
It will be no surprise to people who visit our website that we’ve started to sell landscaping materials, and since we have there’s been a steady flow of requests from customers for everything from mulch to landscaping fabric. However, some of our requests come from other contracts who are curious why they should buy from another contractor (and potential competition). Much of the time it’s a non-issue because the size, scope, or location of the project is outside our target market. Today we want to share the perks of working with another contractor when you’re buying landscape supplies. [Read more…]
posted on April 22, 2016 by
Landscaping Fabric: What You Should Know
Struggling to get your garden looking how you envisioned it? Landscaping fabric can be an alternative option towards helping your garden flourish and grow wonderfully. The technology in landscaping fabric will provide your plants with the base for an environment which will require little to no weeding, meaning less maintenance for those part-time gardeners. While landscaping fabric presents a solution to a chore we all hate, the fabric should only be used in certain situations to get the best results. [Read more…]
