Canada LCO's - who is this?

Discussion in 'Lawn Mowing' started by MOW ED, Aug 25, 2003.

  1. MOW ED

    MOW ED LawnSite Fanatic
    from N.E. Wisconsin
    Messages: 5,028

    I did a little invasion of your fine country over vacation and found this truck parked in Sault St Marie Canada. Is this like the equivalent of TrueGreen ChemLawn or was it one of your trucks.
    I like the hitch damage on the door. I can relate.

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    MOW ED, Aug 25, 2003
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  2. grshppr

    grshppr LawnSite Senior Member
    from Vernon British Columbia
    Messages: 301

    They have a franchise in Kelowna and have a truck here in Vernon from time to time. They basically do fertilizer and spray programs. I don't think they are a really huge company, but they do have a few dozen locations across Canada. Weed Man is the big lawn care company in Canada. Both companies have a good reputation in this area, I don't know about back east, but I would imagine it is the same.
     
    grshppr, Aug 25, 2003
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  3. BRL

    BRL LawnSite Bronze Member
    from Somerset, NJ
    Messages: 1,211

    http://www.nutrilawn.com/

    According to their web site they have 55 Canadian franchises & 4 here in the US. The owner of the one around here is a member of Lawnsite, but I haven't seen him post much.
     
    BRL, Aug 25, 2003
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  4. CMLLawnServices

    CMLLawnServices Banned
    from Huron County,Ontario,Canada
    Messages: 333

    Never heard of them before. the biggest franchise we have here is weed man , and their granular apps suck, real uneven coverage. liquid apps are ok though.
     
    CMLLawnServices, Aug 25, 2003
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  5. phillylawnking1

    phillylawnking1 LawnSite Member
    from Philadelphia
    Messages: 25

    I looked on the website and they have 1 in the Philly Area but i never heard of them.
     
    phillylawnking1, Aug 25, 2003
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  6. tiedeman

    tiedeman LawnSite Fanatic
    from earth
    Messages: 8,745

    hey, I actually lived in the Soo on the Ontario side for about a year.
     
    tiedeman, Aug 25, 2003
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