Complete Weed Control ready for winter!
After investing heavily in new equipment, the London South East division of Complete Weed Control is entirely prepared for whatever this winter throws at them.
This significant investment signals promising times for the company – who cover Central London, South East London and North East London. In fact, it is the second major investment in a matter of months as area manager Simon Akerman explains:
“It’s been an incredibly busy year for us and has been extremely successful. Earlier in the year we took on a new borough in London and therefore the decision was made to invest in further equipment for the weeding season. We are now responsible for spraying four London boroughs – which is something I’m very proud of.
“With more contracts under our belt and winter looming we decided to take our business operations to the next level by investing even further in new specialist equipment.”
While the warmer climate sees Simon and his team keeping weeds at bay, the colder months then see the Complete Group’s Ice Control service spring into action. Providing gritting and snow removal, this all-encompassing service caters for every winter worry utilising the best tools and technology available.
This winter service typically runs from the start of November through to the end of March, and each site is guaranteed a professional service with unlimited visits and 24hr management and backup. With more and more sites signing up Complete Ice Control, Simon decided to invest in equipment including a brand new, state of the art Meyer snow plough, a Ford Transit Flatbed and a unique POZI-FEED which controls the width and quantity of how much salt is put down.
The investment in the new equipment mirrors the Complete Group’s philosophy in looking to the future and providing customer service of the highest calibre. The company has always gone that extra mile in meeting customer requirements and over the years has launched a range of new services such as Complete Grounds Maintenance, Complete Moss Control and Complete Invasives Control.
“Ultimately, this investment is going to help us provide a better service and to more clients,” says Simon. “We’ve got more state of the art equipment and we’re ready for winter – everything is looking great and we are hoping to be nice and busy.”
