Where we work
Hamilton and the Waikato — and we’ll name your street
A local trade saying it covers your area means nothing unless somebody can name the streets. So here you are: the suburbs we’re in most weeks, and the towns we get out to.
Most weeks
Around Hamilton
Hamilton sits in a river valley, so it holds humidity, shade and still air. That’s a good recipe for bread and a very good one for moss. South walls go green here faster than they have any right to.
- Huntington
- Flagstaff
- Rototuna
- Chartwell
- Queenwood
- Claudelands
- Hamilton East
- Fairfield
- Fitzroy
- Dinsdale
- Nawton
- Frankton
- Melville
- Hillcrest
- Pukete
- St Andrews
Out past the city
Round the rest of the Waikato
Not a scheduled run, but often enough to be worth the call. Ask when we’re next out your way and you’ll get a date or a straight no.
- Tamahere
- Cambridge
- Te Awamutu
- Ngāruawāhia
- Horotiu
- Te Pahu
- Morrinsville
- Raglan
Further afield
Outside the Waikato we aren’t running a weekly route, and saying otherwise would be the easiest thing on this website to catch us out on. Bigger jobs are still worth a phone call. You’ll get a yes or a no, not a maybe.
How we plan the week
A day’s work gets lined up in one part of town so nobody is crossing the city between jobs. So the useful question on the phone is: when are you next round my way? If the answer is soon, it’s a good week to get it booked.
The 20% is separate, and simpler: book two or more services and it comes off the lot, wherever you are. It isn’t a sale that ends on Friday.
What we can do while we’re out there
Most people book two or three on the one visit. That’s also when the 20% is worth the most.
Questions people actually ask us
My suburb isn’t on the list. Do you still come out?
Often, yes. The list is where we’re most weeks, not a fence. Ring with your street and you’ll get a straight answer on the spot. If we can’t get to you we’ll say so then and there, rather than take the enquiry and go quiet.
Is there a travel charge?
Not usually. We line the week up by area, so there’s generally a day already heading your way. If a job is genuinely out of the way you’ll hear about it before you commit, not on the invoice.
You said you were "working in my area" — which part, exactly?
Ask, and we’ll name the street. It’s a fair question and it deserves a real answer rather than a wave at a map. Work gets booked in clusters so nobody is driving across town between jobs, which is exactly why being on the same run as your neighbours makes your job cheaper.
Do you do lifestyle blocks and rural properties?
Yes. Sheds, implement sheds, sleepouts and awkward outbuildings are some of the most common jobs we get out on the edge of the city. Tell us what’s on the property when you ring and it gets priced with everything else.
Do you work outside the Waikato?
Not on a regular run, no, and we’d rather tell you that than pretend otherwise. If you’re outside the region and the job is a decent size, it’s still worth a phone call — some weeks the answer is yes. We won’t string you along if it’s no.
Tell us your street and we’ll tell you when we’re next there
One message is all it takes. The quote is free, takes about fifteen minutes, and happens entirely outside.
Free assessment · about fifteen minutes · a price in writing before anything starts