Amazing Blades Landscaping Now Offers Site Clearing Services

Oct. 15, 2012 - PRLog -- Amazing Blades Landscaping recently purchased bush-hogging equipment and can now offer site-clearing services. Bush-hogging equipment is a form of rotary mowing equipment designed to handle denser overgrowth including high grasses, thick bushes, and small trees. With this new equipment the company can easily and efficiently remove unwanted overgrowth and maintain undeveloped commercial sites.

Robbie Loud, President for Amazing Blades, described the new services, “Undeveloped building sites and unused land can quickly become overgrown. Traditional mowers and landscaping equipment is not suited for that kind of heavy overgrowth. Our new bush-hogging equipment makes site clearing and maintenance efficient and affordable.”

Amazing Blades Landscaping has established itself as a leader in providing residential and commercial landscaping services. With the addition of its new bush-hogging equipment, the company will work with developers, contractors, builders, and real estate companies to keep undeveloped sites ready for development. Site clearing is often one of the most time-consuming and labor-intensive parts of a major project.

About Amazing Blades Landscaping

Amazing Blades Landscaping was formed by Robbie Loud in the spring of 2000 in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Specializing in the area of Landscape and Irrigation Maintenance, Robbie, with the addition of his family, Lara Wilson and Frances Wilson as partners in 2005, have grown Amazing Blades from a small residential based business into a full-scale commercial and residential landscaping company (http://www.amazingbladeslandscaping.com/), servicing much of the Grand Strand area.

Amazing Blades prides itself in its ability to exceed customer expectations in an increasingly demanding and crowded marketplace. We are readily available to our customers and strive to achieve the highest quality product, with industry professionals who are knowledgeable and skilled in their respective fields.