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Hello allI know a few of you have mentioned getting work through online agency Bark in other conversations I wondered how many of you have used it and how you've found it for actually finding work. Do you find that the leads are more often than not

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Started by Angela Sharp in Marketing
1 Reply · Reply by John F Feb 20, 2021
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CRM Systems

Hi all

In our cleaning business we use a system called Jobber for our scheduling etc etc, works great but was wondering if any of you have any recommendations for a system that works well in garden maintenance etc ?

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Started by Mike Strange
10 Replies · Reply by Mike Strange Feb 13, 2021
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Waste licence?

Does anyone know if a landscaper needs a waste disposal licence if they remove greenery and fencing/old paving etc from clients gardens, but take it to their own premises where it goes in different skips.  The skips then get collected by a waste disp

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Started by Ruth Storey in Waste
9 Replies · Reply by Geoffrey King Feb 13, 2021
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Manual Push Mowers

I am considering buying a small hand reel push mower for 3 or 4 small back courts of about 16 square yards which are difficult to access due to steps.

There are quite a few options such as Gardena, Webb, Husqvarna. Does anyone have any recommendations

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Started by Duncan McLaren
5 Replies · Reply by Jes Gardner Feb 13, 2021
Views: 407

Garden flooding

Hi, 

Im having issues with my garden becoming very saturated with water and puddles forming. We are situated on a slope so the water flows down from the hill and on top of that there is a lot of rocks which might be causing the garden from soaking up

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Started by Ciaran kelly
8 Replies · Reply by Honey Badger Feb 8, 2021
Views: 314

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