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While summer is welcome, weed-filled blocks are not, especially with recently experienced high temperatures adding to fire risk. But Budget Slashing & Park Maintenance is on hand to put firebreaks in place and prepare properties even as the fire season continues.

The family-owned property maintenance company has been operating in the northern suburbs for more than 20 years.

“We pride ourselves on delivering prompt, reliable, honest workmanship at an affordable price. Our workers are courteous, knowledgeable and have more than 15 years’ experience in the field,” owner Jamie Brown says.

Budget Slashing & Park Maintenance offers a variety of services in property maintenance including:

■ Grass-slashing

■ Weed eradication

■ Whipper-snipping, etc.

“Budget Slashing has a large list of clients ranging from corporate companies through to property owners,” Brown says.

“We can do work for small house blocks right through to multi-hectare developments.”

So don’t let the grass grow up around you – get
in a professional and reduce the fire risk.

» … Budget Slashing & Park Maintenance. Inquiries: 0417 932 948 and 9716 1773

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