Organic weeding is important for maintaining a healthy and sustainable garden or landscape without relying on synthetic herbicides or harmful chemicals. Here are some of the key benefits of organic weeding:
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1. Environmental benefits: Organic weeding avoids the use of synthetic herbicides and chemicals that can be harmful to the environment, including groundwater and soil. By using natural and organic methods of weed control, gardeners can promote a healthier and more sustainable environment.
2. Health benefits: Organic weeding also avoids the risks associated with exposure to harmful chemicals found in synthetic herbicides. By using natural methods of weed control, gardeners can reduce their exposure to these harmful substances, promoting better health for themselves and their families.
3. Soil health: Organic weeding can also help to maintain healthy soil by avoiding the use of synthetic chemicals that can disrupt soil ecology and reduce beneficial microorganisms. Natural and organic weed control methods like mulching, hand pulling, and hoeing can help to maintain a healthy balance of microorganisms in the soil.
4. Cost-effective: Organic weeding is also cost-effective, as it avoids the need for expensive synthetic herbicides and chemicals. Natural weed control methods like hand pulling and mulching can be done with basic tools and supplies that are readily available.
5. Long-term benefits: Organic weeding promotes long-term benefits for the garden or landscape by creating healthier soil and reducing the impact of weeds on plant growth. By using natural and organic methods of weed control, gardeners can help to promote a healthier and more sustainable landscape for years to come.

In summary, organic weeding is important for promoting a healthier and more sustainable garden or landscape without relying on synthetic herbicides or harmful chemicals. By using natural and organic methods of weed control, gardeners can promote a healthier environment, reduce health risks associated with synthetic chemicals, maintain healthy soil, save money, and promote long-term benefits for their garden or landscape.

Hauling of organic debris is one of the most difficult and time consuming tasks around the lawn. It is definitely not fun to do. Imagine hauling away tree trimmings on your own. Carrying heavy lawn debris, loading them to your car, travelling to the disposal center, or even buying or renting hauling equipment. Free yourself from any injuries too and leave the work to us. Did you know that you do not just save yourself time when you hire us?  You also save money. How many trips do you need to do from your house to the disposal center if you do the hauling on your own? Gas and toll expenses are obviously not cheap. These are just some of the things you check off the list when you hire professionals. Professionals like us can do the job for you in a timelier and more efficient manner - from collection to disposal. How? We do this day and night, all day, every day, year after year. Imagine us competing with you in your own industry? That's a no contest.​

​One of our recent projects in 2020 was to work on a 3-acre lot to haul away organic tree debris including uprooting massive root balls. It required both manual work such as chopping of tree branches and limbs and the use of excavator for lifting and moving. The organic debris were then safely hauled and properly disposed at the disposal center. A team of two was able to finish this job in 5 hours. Our crews are key to  successfully complete heavy tasks such as this.

And now an afterthought section for DO IT YOURSELFERS, a rarity in our blog. 

Hauling away large trees in land clearing can be a challenging task, but with the right equipment and techniques, it can be done efficiently and safely. Here are the steps to follow when hauling away large trees:

1. Assess the situation: Before hauling away large trees, it's important to assess the situation and identify any potential hazards. Make sure the trees are stable and secure, and identify any obstacles or hazards in the path of the tree removal.
2. Use the right equipment: To haul away large trees, you'll need a variety of equipment, including chainsaws, winches, and heavy-duty trailers. Make sure all equipment is in good working order and that all safety precautions are followed.
3. Cut the tree into manageable sections: Large trees should be cut into manageable sections before hauling them away. This makes it easier to load them onto the trailer and transport them safely. Use a chainsaw to cut the tree into sections, starting from the top and working your way down.
4. Secure the tree sections to the trailer: Once the tree sections are cut, they should be secured to the trailer with chains or straps. Make sure the load is balanced and that the weight is evenly distributed on the trailer.
5. Transport the tree sections: When transporting the tree sections, be sure to follow all safety precautions, including driving slowly and carefully, securing the load with straps or chains, and using caution when turning or stopping.
6. Dispose of the tree sections: Once the tree sections have been transported, they can be disposed of in a variety of ways, including chipping, recycling, or disposal at a landfill or designated facility.

In summary, hauling away large trees in land clearing requires the use of the right equipment and techniques to ensure safety and efficiency. By following these steps, you can safely and efficiently remove large trees and dispose of them in an environmentally responsible manner.