GARDENING SERVICES JOONDALUP

Mowing the lawn for room to play!

Katherine called us to her place to mow her front and back lawns. They had become overgrown and taken over by weeds, which meant what was once a fun open area for her kids had become a bit deserted. Meticulously tending to the vast front and back yards, we tidied these up with a mow and them whipper snippered for nice clean edgework.

We also cleared out weeds and tall grasses beneath the bushes, using herbicide for long-term results .

Retic removal and new soil for Susan.

Removing reticulation from garden beds is an arduous task, especially when tackled solo. However, with the assistance of three skilled Two Gloves team members, the process was completed swiftly. After we removed the retic, we efficiently laid down fresh, nutrient-rich soil, which had been sourced by us and expertly distributed throughout the area. As you can see in the photo, the new soil looks great, makes the grass pop, and will help the plants thrive. Thanks for having us, Susan!

Lawn mowing for front and back garden. 

Michael and Vanessa had just moved house, so they got in touch with Two Gloves to get their new place ready with a freshly-mown lawn. Scott headed over to Joondalup with full lawn mowing gear, whipper snipper, edger and of course lawn mower. The new place hadn’t had anyone in there for a while so it wasn’t a standard lawn mow. The weeds were quite high and there were a lot of spiders around the place. Scott even got bitten on the leg by one! 

"Scott got to work while Michael and Vanessa were busy unpacking with the removalists."

"I cannot thank you enough for the manner in which you have responded to my request for the big job at our place.

You were professional whilst also being friendly in all your correspondence and interactions.

The task at hand was overwhelming and you weren't judgemental, but rather showed a willingness to help.

I particularly appreciated your openness and tried your best to accommodate my personal circumstances."

Kindest regards, Marie of Joondalup.