Garden

Keeping your garden healthy and green all year round can be a challenge even for the most dedicated green thumbs. In the Australian climate, you need tender loving care to keep your garden in order, so investing in high quality garden equipment should be a priority. From power tools that trim the lawn and grind ugly stumps off your yard, garden furniture that turns your garden to an extended living space, to gazebos that come in handy during parties, our range of products here at Outbax will suit every gardening enthusiast's needs and budget.

Things to remember when buying garden tools and equipment

Make A List

You know how you sometimes find yourself buying out the supermarket when you make the mistake of going without a list?

Lists are a great way to stay organized and preventing yourself from making unnecessary purchases. Now is the time to ask yourself what you really, truly need in order to jumpstart your business. Some fundamental landscaping tools and equipment could include a lawn mower, edger, and leaf blower, as well as fertilizer, gardening tools, and a vehicle large enough to lug it all around.

Weigh Your Options

Now that you know exactly what you need, it's decision time. You have a few main questions when it comes to the actual acquisition of your landscaping tools and equipment:

First off, you'll want to decide whether you're going to buy or rent.

If you choose to buy, you'll need to consider whether to purchase new products or used products.

The benefit of new products, of course, is that they're in perfect shape, require no immediate maintenance, and generally come with a warranty of some sort. They are, however, much costlier than even lightly used materials. Even though you always have the option to sell the equipment should you run into the financial need, the value of your brand new purchases will significantly depreciate after even a single use.

If you opt to buy used equipment, it is important to make sure you work with reputable dealers and that all the tools have been properly maintained. Otherwise, you might find yourself paying as much in repairs as you would have spent purchasing the products new. Consider consulting with a mechanic prior to making out that check.

When it comes to the decision to rent or buy, the answer is often a bit of both. When it comes to tools that you'll use every day or fairly often, it is probably best to own them.

As far as equipment that you will use less frequently, renting might be a wiser choice, as it is generally less costly. When you rent landscaping tools and equipment rather than buying them, you eliminate all concerns regarding storage and maintenance.

Just be sure you have access to reliable equipment for when the need arises, so you won't lose out on jobs due to a lack of resources.

Get The Most Bang For Your Buck

Once you know which tools you're going to buy new, buy used, and rent, you can whip out the calculator.

Research the various brands and major professional sites for them and make sure that if there is a significant difference in price, it's due to a significant difference in quality. Often, name brand machinery doesn't offer much more than its less expensive counterparts, and that's where Google really comes in handy.

For each piece of equipment you consider, you'll want to read up on not only its effectiveness, but also ease of use, durability, and maintenance needs and costs.

A less expensive item may take twice as long to get the job done, which will ultimately cost you in valuable time that could be spent doing other jobs. On the same note, a more expensive product might be more impressive overall, but may be quite demanding when it comes to servicing fees.

If you have never tried ordering online before, feel free to call us at 02 888 10 333 and ask questions about our products. We will be happy to assist you.