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Complete Weed Control at BTME 2015

Complete Weed Control (CWC), the UK’s largest weed control contractor, will be at BTME 2015. Visitors to the Harrogate exhibition will be able to find out more about the specialist services on offer by visiting stand C48.

The company will once again be holding 'The Stig Driving Challenge' at BTME where visitors will be invited to set a 'hot lap' on the Top Gear track. The CWC Stig will set the 'to beat time' each morning with prizes being offered for the fastest time set from each day.

The company, which has over 50 offices throughout the UK and Ireland and also operates its exceptional franchise scheme, began its war on weeds in 1972. In the years that followed, Complete Weed Control went from strength to strength and demonstrated its commitment to spearheading the marketplace by investing heavily in research and development.

Complete Weed Control’s technical expertise has been recognised throughout the UK and has resulted in many golf clubs turning to the company to keep their courses in pristine condition. With an extensive range of services available including moss control, weed control, disease management and cosmetic spraying, it’s no wonder that some of the UK’s most prestigious clubs have chosen Complete Weed Control.

The technology of weed control and spraying applications is quite sophisticated these days and knowing when and how to apply the appropriate product is absolutely vital as it can speed up eradication and save time and money. All of Complete Weed Control’s work is undertaken by a rigorously trained and experienced team who adhere to strict health & safety guidelines.
It is this professionalism which ensures that course greens, tees and fairways look their best at all times.
A number of Complete Weed Control’s experienced staff members will be on hand at BTME to offer valuable advice to all attendees. Although we are into the dark mornings and evenings, pests and diseases don't stop for a holiday- in fact, they become more active; so why not visit stand C48 to receive some fantastic tips on tackling winter conditions?

With winter in mind, more information will be available on Complete Ice Control; which was formed in response to the overwhelming need for a professional, reliable and trusted local gritting service to deal with snow and ice worries using the best tools and technology available.

For more information, please contact Complete Weed Control’s National office on 01325 324 277 or visit www.completeweedcontrol.co.uk

You can also follow Complete Weed Control on Twitter @CWCLimited and view the company’s YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/user/completeweedcontrol1

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