A Complete Checklist to Get Ready for Spring

Contributed by Guest Blogger: Martin McGuane, owner and operator of McGuanes Landscaping and Tree Service, Enfield CT

Finish Last Year’s Taxes

Many people look at landscaping as a seasonal business, which is partially true since actual field work is typically limited in many regions due to a cooler climate. However, regardless of where you do business, there is a lot of work to do during the winter to prepare for the start of the spring season. One of the first things that we do once we finish our season in early January, is compile our tax files for the prior year. The last thing that we want when the busy season arrives is to be stuck in the accountant’s office. Complete your taxes as soon as possible: some of the numbers you come up with will be used to prepare for the spring.

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Now that the New Year has come and gone, it’s time to stock up for your next busy season. You can set yourself up for success by updating your spray equipment inventory. Need help figuring out what parts or equipment you need? Don't stress out over it. Call us instead. We specialize in providing our customers with the technical and product information to fit all types of spray equipment, even if you didn't buy it from us. In this post let's take a look at some of the top products all spray applicators should have to kick off the spring season:

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Here at Sprayer Depot, spray equipment is serious business. We live, eat and breathe it. We make it our top priority to know as much as we can about every piece of spray equipment available on the market. 

One of the biggest industries we serve is the pest control industry. According to the report “A Strategic Analysis of the U.S. Structural Pest Control Industry” from Specialty Consultants, and published in Pest Control Technology, the professional pest control industry generated an estimated $7.8 billion in total service revenue in 2015, a 4.7 percent increase from the $7.4 billion measured in 2014. It's expected to grow to $10 billion in service revenue in 2020.

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