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Complete Weed Control bring New service to BTME 2016

Complete Weed Control recently launched a new service - Complete Grounds Maintenance, and visitors to stand C48 at BTME will get the opportunity to discover how beneficial this all-encompassing service could prove to be.

Visitors will also be able to learn more about Complete Ice Control - a reliable and trusted local gritting service to deal with snow and ice worries, along with Complete Invasives Control and Complete Moss Control. These services were all launched in response to huge demand.

“Many of our customers are already benefiting from a number of additional services such as clearance, repair works to gates and fences, grass cutting and pruning etc. Now is a great time for growth and we are responding to this by formalising the offering of new services. We wanted an all-round solution where we’ve got a service provision covered from top to bottom. We now have this with Complete Grounds Maintenance,” said managing director Ian Graham.
Complete Grounds Maintenance is a new service that delivers a comprehensive range of grounds maintenance services on a national scale including grass cutting and grass growth control; selective, invasive and total weed control; moss control; shrub pruning; winter maintenance – such as grit spreading and snow clearance; litter picking and Baseguard – a unique solution for rubber crumb surfaces.

The launch of Complete Grounds Maintenance will come as welcome news to customers who can now have just one supplier for all of their grounds maintenance requirements. No more searching high and low for various contractors to fulfil each of these services, which can be time consuming and expensive – simply sit back and let Complete Grounds Maintenance do ALL of the work for you.

Find out more by calling Complete Grounds Maintenance on Free Phone 0800 031 6633 or visit www.completegroundsmaintenance.co.uk

For more information, please contact our National office on 01325 324 277. You can also follow CWC on Twitter @CWCLimited for much more news, reviews and insightful views.

Find out more by calling Complete Weed Control on Free Phone 0800 954 9679 or visit www.completeweedcontrol.com

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