New Business off and running

[CyranoAH]

Good luck Nuke

[BTAirsol]

Nuke good luck to you in the heat. You picked a great area to be in. Az is one of the fastest growing communities and I think you will have work for a long time. I know a lot of So Cal folks buying up homes and property their.

[NUTTZ]

NUKE, you have any samples in a medium brown, I'm sure RIpsnort would be interested:)


NUTTZ

[Ripsnort]

Originally posted by NUTTZ
NUKE, you have any samples in a medium brown, I'm sure RIpsnort would be interested:)


NUTTZ

No no! Imola Red!

[midnight Target]

I could use some medium brown.. to match the rest of my lawn.

[Flit]

Hey Nuke, I know a guy who's getting ready to build a big sports pavillion, including a indoor soccer field.
Let me know if you are interested. (Jobs in N. VA.)

[bigsky]

my advice about working in the heat is get "thermotabs" or whatever the drug store calls salt tabets there. if sweat out your salt you cant retain water so water will go right through you. and no table salt will not work its the wrong kind of salt. dont take them if you have hypertension though. good luck.

[Eagler]

do you have a website?

[Habu]

Good luck with your new venture.

Twelve years ago I took a small amount of money and started an import business. Today it has nothing in common with the business I started as I had to tweak and retweak the product lines.

I started and sold a retail business along the way and this month I am in talks to sell the remainder of the business. I plan on retiring and spending the next year flying for fun and looking at a number of other business ventures I have been thinking of starting.

Working for yourself is great as long as you remember all the advantages you have over working for others.

[somespam]

Nuke, how does the stuff hold up with pets? How bout stains too, in the case maybe of kids spilling something on it?

[NUKE]

Thanks again everyone.

Flit, I can email you about that job.

About the heat...I grew up here.  I used to work out in the heat 6 days a week for seven years, but that was when I was young. Now I'm 40 and haven't worked outside in a long time, so I'm a little concerned about how I will hold up.

We do have a website ( I'm working on it now) and we decided on a name. http://www.arizonaprogreen.com ( don't laugh ) I'll have it filled with content in a few days in time for our print adds.

The grass drains pretty much like normal grass does and it's durable enough for pets, playground areas and such. It can be hosed off if you spill something on it. If you spill something like paint, you might have problems though.

I'll post some pictures of our first jobs when they are done.

Thanks again for all the advice and kind wishes.

[AWMac]

What's it smoke like?

Hows the Buzz?

And how many types do you have?

Sq foot...Hmmm whats that in Pounds and Ounces?

Count me IN if it's kick bellybutton grass!!!

[DREDIOCK]

Originally posted by NUKE
Thanks again everyone.


We do have a website ( I'm working on it now) and we decided on a name. http://www.arizonaprogreen.com ( don't laugh ) I'll have it filled with content in a few days in time for our print adds.

The grass drains pretty much like normal grass does and it's durable enough for pets, playground areas and such. It can be hosed off if you spill something on it. If you spill something like paint, you might have problems though.
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Damn good choice of a name. I think.
 Catchy,Easy to remember and fits the job.
Be amazed how a name alone will get you phone calls simply because they liked the name.

I'll be damned, it looks almost identical to real grass from what the picture shows.

You say it stands up well to animal waste? or just pets in general

Curious what that stuff goes for a square foot?

[slimm50]

Originally posted by NUKE
... but that was when I was young. Now I'm 40...  

phhhhttttt.....a spring chicken.

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Originally posted by NUKE
Thanks again everyone.

Flit, I can email you about that job.

About the heat...I grew up here.  I used to work out in the heat 6 days a week for seven years, but that was when I was young. Now I'm 40 and haven't worked outside in a long time, so I'm a little concerned about how I will hold up.

We do have a website ( I'm working on it now) and we decided on a name. http://www.arizonaprogreen.com ( don't laugh ) I'll have it filled with content in a few days in time for our print adds.

The grass drains pretty much like normal grass does and it's durable enough for pets, playground areas and such. It can be hosed off if you spill something on it. If you spill something like paint, you might have problems though.

I'll post some pictures of our first jobs when they are done.

Thanks again for all the advice and kind wishes.

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