It's amazing what 20 inches of rain in one spring can do for the success of a lawn care company. Good grief.
So Josh has a BIG week of spraying Round 2 chemicals and staying caught up on mowing, but I'm hopeful we will be able to sneak away on Saturday afternoon for our 2nd wedding of the season. Fingers crossed nothing breaks down this week and it doesn't rain another foot.
Not sure if I've shared this yet or not, but I'm pretty proud of the work I did to finally get Josh's truck branded with the BLC logo and information. The next time you're driving around, pay attention to what most other lawn care company's on the road look like. Then think about that rusty, run-down truck and it's owners taking care of your yard. I believe that if a company doesn't take good care of their vehicles and maintain their equipment, that same work ethic is likely to carry over to the service they provide to their customers and their lawns.
I may be biased, but this is the best looking truck I have EVER seen. And usually it's being driven by the most handsome business owner I've ever known.
I know 'judging a book by its cover' isn't the best idea, but would you eat at a restaurant where the floor is always sticky, the tables are always dirty, and the silverware is never clean? Chances are, the customer service and the food aren't that great either. The same logic applies when looking for a lawn care company that will treat your yard like their own.
And that's the kind of service Boersma Lawn Care strives to provide everyday. :)
-BLC Marketing Director
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