Gatortrax Services, LLC Holds Chamber Ribbon Cutting

Gatortrax Services, LLC held an official Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting ceremony on the steps of the old Wakulla County Courthouse on Friday, April 24, 2009.

Gatortrax Services LLC, a professional property maintenance company owned by Crawfordville’s Rodney True, was founded in September 2008, with the scope of business being maintaining residential and commercial properties.  The main areas of expertise include general landscaping, lawn maintenance, hauling, and recycling.

Gatortrax offers complete landscape renovations, to scheduled lawn maintenance, mulch, tree and shrub trimming/pruning, flower bed construction, retaining walls, and many other landscape projects.  Gatortrax Services also handles hauling (including household debris), cleanouts of attics and garages, yard debris, brush, fallen trees, and storm cleanup.

New for 2009 is the addition of recycling.  Gatortrax Services is committed to helping improve and protect the environment.  The company has added a program to assist its customers and the general public with the responsible removal of household recycling items.  Gatortrax provides recycling containers that conveniently store the recycling items.  When the bin is full, a representative will visit the business, residence, or school, and exchange the full bin, or bins, for empty ones.  It’s that simple!!!   And the best part is, the company provides this service free to its weekly clients!!!  If you are not a regular client, the fee for non-weekly clients is very reasonable.

Rodney says, “We basically have three divisions of the company, one for the landscape maintenance, one for hauling, and one for recycling”.

Gatortrax Services is dedicated to handling all your property maintenance needs.  The company is fully insured, licensed, and uses the finest equipment available.  For a more complete list of the Services available, check out www.gatortraxservices.com, or just give Rodney a call at 850-545-6760 for a free estimate.

This article originally published on April 28, 2009.

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