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Now removing silt from under houses.
After the devastation of Cyclone Gabrielly, I have adapted the Clean Sweep machine and are now able to remove silt from underneath houses. We're currently working in the Napier area.
This is a cost effective way to remove the silt, as the flooring does not need to be removed.
Click on the link below and it will take you to our Facebook page with a video of the machine working.

Yes, we are still here and going strong. We have been getting lots of messages via this website or on our facebook page which is fantastic.
The last year and a half has been a difficult time for everyone, but with summer approaching things are looking brighter.
The boys, Kelly and Joe, are currently busy out at Tautane Station, Herbertville. They are then making their way over to the Manawatu-Taihape region.
If you would like a no obligation free quote to remove manure from under your woolshed or count out pens with our specialised machine, drop us a line on 0800WOOLSHED or 027 682 1186

I hope you are all enjoying this great spell of weather. The boys Kelly and Joe have been working hard up Taihape way and are making there way back closer to home. They are heading out to Herbertville and Waipukurau next. If you are in these areas give us a call for a free quote.

Come along and visit us at the Central District Feildays being held in Feilding 14th-16th March. Looking forward to seeing you there.

Wishing all our past and future clients a very Merry Christmas. We have had another busy year. We are starting 2019 off in Gisborne. If you are up that way make contact with us and we can give you a free no obligation quote.

Remember that we give free no obligation quotes.

Wishing all our clients a very happy new year.

Off to the Gisborne Show

Travelled over 1040kms in four days.

Going to the Feildays was a success.

Looking forward to attending the Mystery Creek Fieldays 15 June to 18 June.

This unique machine specialises in extremely low sheds.

We have just got one of our vehicles sign written up.

All set for our very first Field Days.

The rain had stopped for Day Two.