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Contractors to maintain green area?

  • 09-02-2020 09:46PM
    #1
    R11
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    I live in a smallish estate with 2 green areas in Dundalk. Looking to get a few quotes from contractors to cut and maintain the areas throughout the year. Can anyone recommend someone please?


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  • #2
    10green bottles
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    Haggardstown garden centre currently look after the estate i live in - .(042) 933 7627
    Kavanagh Landscaping Dundalk maintain the work gaff.- (042) 938 4866
    Both are excellent. ��


  • #3
    R11
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 587 ✭✭✭R11


    10green bottles wrote: »
    Haggardstown garden centre currently look after the estate i live in - .(042) 933 7627
    Kavanagh Landscaping Dundalk maintain the work gaff.- (042) 938 4866
    Both are excellent. ��

    Emailed Kavanagh, they don't do estates. I'll ring Haggardstown gc later.


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    Mr Magnolia
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    PMR Groundcare 042 9334823


  • #5
    bpmurray
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    R11 wrote: »
    I live in a smallish estate with 2 green areas in Dundalk. Looking to get a few quotes from contractors to cut and maintain the areas throughout the year. Can anyone recommend someone please?

    If you want to to your bit for the environment, don't let them cut until the dandelions have gone and put a blanket ban on any spraying. These two things will have an enormous impact on the well-being of your local bees.


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    [Deleted User]
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    bpmurray wrote: »
    If you want to to your bit for the environment, don't let them cut until the dandelions have gone and put a blanket ban on any spraying. These two things will have an enormous impact on the well-being of your local bees.




    I'd assume a garden centre would know these things, anyway, and would simply work around a schedule or roster of where they need to be at a given time.


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