San Diego, Calif. - San Diego turf installation company San Diego Lawns Inc. says water savings and reduced landscape maintenance costs will pay for the cost of synthetic turf in as little as 3 years.

Scot Wozniak, President of San Diego Lawns says the cost savings for water usage alone can be substantial, especially for residential and commercial properties with extensive landscaping. Add to that the cost savings from reduced landscape maintenance services, and the reduction in monthly expenses can total hundreds of dollars.

"In the current economy, everyone is looking for a way to reduce long term monthly expenses, and there are few better ways to do that than to cut your water and maintenance bills by 60%."

He says that commercial properties will benefit the most from installing synthetic lawns, which can look better than real lawns and require no water to keep them green. But he also says property management companies can benefit from his San Diego artificial turf installation services as well.

"A good property manager is always on the lookout to recommend ways their commercial property owners can reduce monthly expenses to keep their building's cash flow in the black. Installing synthetic turf is a great way to do that and provide a tangible increase the value of their real estate investment."

Wozniak is an experienced artificial turf installer working the San Diego area, and has helped hundreds of customers save thousands of dollars on water and maintenance costs for their properties.

He says he offers a free consultation with residential and commercial property owners to help calculate how much they will save.

"We help all types of clients save money by converting to environmentally friendly synthetic turf, from churches to schools to private home owners." For more information, please contact:

Scot Wozniak
President
San Diego Lawns, Inc.
1035 Surrey Dr
Bonita CA 91902
619-495-0722
http://www.sandiegolawns.com

Nampa, Idaho - Circle 'H' Excavating, Inc. is announcing an expansion of its Idaho excavation services to include residential heavy equipment work for private property owners in addition to its ongoing commercial work for general contractors and commercial real estate owners.

Alan Hartrampf, owner of Circle 'H," one of the leading excavation contractors in Idaho, says that he sees a trend in more private party property owners hiring out their own excavation work to save money. Whether it's for driveways, retaining walls, ponds, or other landscaping projects that require a heavy equipment contractor, he says there are plenty of projects that owners can contract out directly.

"While I'm happy to bid larger projects, I've found that dealing directly with the individual homeowner or commercial property owner can save them some money and make their project a lot easier."

He says he's seen a marked increase in the number of private owners coming directly to Circle 'H' for their excavation contracting needs. Some of the most common projects are retaining walls and driveways, but he also gets requests for rock or topsoil delivery and placement as Spring landscaping season warms up. Other popular projects include horse arenas and clearing out irrigation channels.

"In this economy, homeowners are looking to save money, but still want to get their earthmoving working done professionally by a reputable company. We're happy to fill that need and get the job done right for them. We want to build long term relationships with property owners."

Hartrampf says that Circle 'H' Excavating, Inc. can be reached online at its new website www.IdahoExcavation.com. Residential and commercial property owners can request a quote online, or call him at 208-860-5073.

Nampa, Idaho - Commercial and residential flooring company Westma Commercial Services of Melba opened a new showroom in the Karcher Mall, showcasing its commercial and residential carpet selections. The Idaho flooringcompany works with a large list of commercial flooring suppliers and distributors, as well as flooring manufacturers.

Located conveniently off the I-84 just one mile from the Treasure Valley Marketplace, the Karcher Mall is easily accessible to clients in the area. However, John Brown, owner of the carpet installation company, says that commercial clients in particular still prefer onsite visits.

"We actually work with commercial clients like bank and medical centers anywhere in Southwest Idaho and beyond. We've been asked to send crews as far as Idaho Falls and Seattle because of our company's commitment to eliminating down time and keeping our clients operational."

While Brown says the expansion into the Karcher Mall was an important one allowing him to add more residential carpet installation to his firm's resume, the company's primary focus is still the commercial clients that he's built a strong relationship with over the years.

"We've been doing commercial flooring for 30 years and have enjoyed working with many business owners during that time to solve their flooring problems. We're often able to complete flooring projects entirely during off hours so a business's customers and clientele aren't inconvenienced by our work."

Customer service is a top priority for Brown, who says his Idaho commercial flooring company pursues excellence with a passion, because he knows that's what his clients expect.

"We really take the time to learn what each client wants and needs, then we help them find a solution for their particular problem."

Brown says the reason Westma has gotten such well-respected customers as Wells Fargo, Sun Health, and Saltzer Medical Group is his goal of exceeding expectations with every job.

"We work very hard to make our commercial clients' jobs easier, whether we're dealing with the owner or a purchasing manager. I guess our clients think we do a pretty good job of that."