Some times its hard to catch the person that is in charge and sending a letter is not always that bad. Address it to the company name and someone will open it and if the company is looking for say lawn service they should direct the letter to the right person. Or addres it to the book keeper. If your looking for work it may be wise to go look at the site real quick and figure what you would charge for basic service and quote that price in your letter, if your quote is lower than the next guy, they may call even if they were not really looking to take bids this season.
addressing a "cold" letter
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Ya I could post a pic if I could ever find were my wife put it after Christmas at the In-Laws. What I did was had a 40" Echo that my guys beat to hell and keep eating chain link fence with the last few inches of the blade. So I went and bought 2 new ones and said to myself, " dam I wish I had hedge trimmers that where longer than 40" so I could trim more without the need of a latter or moving the latter as much. I hate those small bladed hedge trimmers on a pole, they take up to much time and don't leave as nice a cut on big hedges. I cut the blades off the bad motor and the bad teethat the end cutting the support bar just a hair longer than the farthest outstroke so it would bounce off anything solid. I then cut the tip off the OK used clippers and welded the two sections together and grinded them smooth. Tested them out and had to move the handle out a few more inches. Needless to say, they are heavy when you have your are extended and you must keep it at a 45 degree angle when your cutting the tops of hedges as the blades will bend and not cut flat if you don't. You must man these trimmers!!!!:weightlifter:Don't die yet, he may show pics of the CUSTOM 75" Echo Hedge Trimmer.
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