Our Equipment
Blower Trucks are a massive investment, the hard part is that blower truck operators don't grow on trees. Our investment into modernized pneumatics and the belt conveying system has made the blowing process more efficient. But that's not what separates us from the the rest, the training of our operators is what makes the finished product shine. Our operators are trained for a minimum of 8 months before you'll see them behind the wheel or running a project. Each day the truck to the left with our 2-3 man crew will install over 120 cubic yards (1,608 bags) uniformly around your project, giving First Coast the ability to install up to 500 cubic yards (6,750 bags) daily.
Installation
When you partner with us the process is simple. Show us the project and we'll call you when complete. Our mulch comes onsite with the truck, stays in the truck and leaves with the truck. Our teams are trained to move fluidly through your project so that we disturb the least number of people possible.
- No wheel barrows, piles, pallets, rakes, shovels, etc.
- No large labor pools
- No damaged turf or landscape
Clean Up
What's the point of installing the mulch fast if a disaster is left behind? Don't worry! Our teams not only install, but we also leave the project clean.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this process reduce Mulch quantity?
This is a question we get everyday.
The answer is simple:
It doesn't reduce mulch quantity. 10 plus years ago our process would reduce the quantity, but at that time everyone was measuring for 2.5-3 inches. However now, everyone measures for such a thin layer that we simply can not blow it any thinner. Best explanation I've heard yet.
"We are not French pastry chefs, it's impossible to blow a 1.25" uniform layer of mulch. Some areas will have 1" others will have 2."
Bobby K. 2016
What's your minimum quantity?
Unfortunately, it is extremely costly to get the truck and crew to the project. Due to this we have a minimum of 10 cubic yards (135 bags).
We would love to have your business however below this quantity it is just to cost prohibitive and we wouldn't feel right charging someone the necessary rate.