Meo Landscapes Gains Norfolk Trusted Trader

PRESS RELEASE 25^th February 2011

MEO LANDSCAPES WINS THE NORFOLK TRUSTED TRADER BADGE OF APROVAL

Local landscapers, Meo Landscapers based near Norwich is one the first Landscaping firms in the county and the only Norfolk based member of the Association of Professional Landscapers to be awarded Norfolk Trusted Trader status, Norfolk County Councils new reputable and trustworthy tradesman scheme.Norfolk Trusted Trader helps people to find and check up in advance to contacting professional firms for work in their gardens.

Greg Meo owner a founder of Meo Landscapes says, “As a well-established company with 15 years experience in landscape gardening in the Norfolk and Suffolk area we are delighted to have our professional standards recognised that sets apart. We are working closely with the Association of Professional Landscapes and Trustmark to improve or business, we are also increasing skills, having local accreditation with Norfolk Trusted trader cements public confidence in the services we offer. Industry professional and inspector for the APL, Neville Stein recently visited Meo Landscapes to conduct a rigorous audit on his business. Commenting on Meo`s professionalism Stein says, “in the course of my work I see a lot of landscapers and I can confidently say that Greg Meo continually strives to improve his standards. He is a worthy member of the association.

Meo Landscapes provides a full landscape construction within both the domestic and commercial markets, we work with clients directly or with designers and are happy to talk to both in regard to future projects, more information and galleries can be viewed on our website that can be found at www.meolandscapes.co.uk, further Norfolk Trusted Trader information can be found at www.norfolk.gov.uk/trustedtrader and information on The Association of Professional Landscapers at www.landscaper.org.uk

Garden Theft on the increase

Dark winter nights are leading to an increase in garden thefts of equipment tools and even plants, on the Norfolk Suffolk borders this seams to increased considerably over the last few months, householders are urged to be more vigilant in observing unfamiliar cars and persons operating suspiciously and to note or at best report to the local Police station. Also on the increase are bogus gardeners with not much eye for detail more for your ornaments or cash.  More crimes are being left unreported as is deemed to small to report, were in reality 4-5 gardens are being broken into opposed to one car or house theft, for more information on local crime visit   www.norfolk.police.uk or www.suffolk.police.uk for tips on garden theft protection www.safegardening.co.uk for further local tips feel free in contacting me on 07967 569015, and I will be happy in getting you connected with your local Garden Watch Police Coordinator.