Gardening company

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Member since 09 January 2019

JongatenbypotterMember09 January 2019 12:36:14

Hi guys
We are looking on coming over through my wife getting a visa and I am looking to start my own company...I already have a gardening landscaping one in the UK but I'm trying to judge if people invest in their gardens and maintaining them if so...also if people do do you know what companies charge etc so I could possibly start formulating a plan.
Also another question with regards to boats that people own are there many companies that service and clean them or move them if required

Cheers for your help and sorry im a bit vague I have a child in one arm and my thumb is getting tired on the phone 😁

Jon

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stumpyLaos Expert09 January 2019 17:16:45

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Welcome to the forum jon

Whilst waiting for others to reply, take the time to read other threads here for information.
Also check out the Mauritius Guide located under Discover at the top of this page.

Jongatenbypotter Member

Member since 09 January 2019

JongatenbypotterMember09 January 2019 17:27:08

Thank you

WinstonH VIP Member

Member since 26 March 2016

WinstonHVIP Member09 January 2019 20:07:15

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In the case of private households, most owners take care of their gardening and landscaping themselves or employ a gardener full time.

Landscaping companies are mostly solicited for medium to large scale properties like hotels, public gardens, rentals villas and bungalows.
Private and gated complexes also subcontract gardening projects to private companies.
Not sure about the charges...many conditions come into play.

Irfaahne New member

Member since 25 June 2014

IrfaahneNew member29 January 2019 06:56:16

Some people dont have time to look after their garden frequently. A low budget monthly plan can work out.

Nadeem ViP

Member since 18 November 2008

NadeemViP29 January 2019 07:00:54

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If you target house-owners (small projects) : you won't get a permit for that because you are directly competing with gardeners who are already struggling to earn a living.

Your project should aim at higher level ,with a plight to probably create jobs for local gardeners. 100% agree with WinstonH both in terms of operations / profitability but also add the complexity of occupation / work permit to it.

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