Power Equipment

Safety First – moving large amounts of snow requires the thought and care of being safe.
Second – choose between the one step single-stage and the two step two-stage snow blowers.
Third – note that horse power is deceiving and is dependent on manufacturer.

Safety First – the mower's power and blades require caution and tough gloves when handling.
Second – decide between the Manual Reel and the Powered Push Mower.
Third – for a push mower, determine whether you want an electric or a gas mower.

Safety First – make sure to be careful with electric cords and be cognizant of where it is lying.
Second – while the standard leaf blower is handled, wheeled blowers are a great option for larger yards and provide added stability.
Third – the vacuum system option sucks up the leaves and, then, mulches the leaves for composting.

Safety First – chain saws are one of the most dangerous power tools out there, so maintain top safety precautions.
Second – electric saws are great for smaller trees and limbs.
Third – gas powered saws are recommended for much larger trees.

Safety First – for string trimmers wear long pants for leg protection and for hedge trimmers note where the blade is at all times.
Second – string trimmers are for edging your lawn to ensure the perfect edge.
Third – hedge trimmers are for maintaining shrubs and bushes so for the optimial manicured edge.