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Proactive Rock Bed Management and Safety

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Lawn Care Lawn Mowing Mendota Heights MN

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The speaker points out the unique challenge of rock beds, noting that small rocks often get kicked out during mowing. The crew's practice is to actively walk the edges of rock beds to pick up these stray rocks and place them back. This is done for two critical reasons: to prevent broken windows (a safety and property damage concern) and to avoid dulling mower blades (which impacts equipment longevity and cutting quality). Ultimately, this meticulous step also contributes to a cleaner, more appealing look for the customer.

Goal: Prevent property damage and ensure equipment longevity by managing rock beds, while enhancing aesthetic appeal.

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of your sites are going to have Rock beds but in this case these rocks are well here you go here's a great example they love to get picked up and kicked out of the rock bed and so every time we mow we look for that we actually Walk The Edge and look for the the rocks that the stragglers that kick out and we pick them up and flip them back in two reasons no broken windows uh no no um dull Edge blades on our mowers and it just leaves a cleaner look for the customer so we go through we just take a m moment to do that that may be a little bit more meticulous than what some of you guys do because remember we mle and we get paid to for efficiency that's not efficient but I need you to understand the marketing that goes along with it

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