Emergencies
If there ever were to be a jobsite emergency, the above methods of contact will reach us, with phone calls or texting typically being the most effective.
New born goat kid. So cute!
When you reach out to us, we will respond as promptly as we are able. You may not always get a live human right away, however, if you leave a message, we will be sure to get back to you as soon as possible and attempt to answer any questions that you may have.
Details about each method of communication are listed above. Keep in mind, being on pasture and working with goats, as well as also working a traditional job, is not conductive to being directly available 24/7. (And this doesn't even take into account that 49 put of 50 calls are spam/scam/telemarketing calls.)
If you are looking to work with us, these are some questions we will likely ask. It is the same basic information as on our quote request form. If you provide the following information up front, it gives us a better idea of how to serve you. More about how all this works here:
* What are you trying to accomplish? Or, what are your goals?
*Do you have a schedule?
*Are there any Mountain Laurel, Azalea or Rhododendron?
*Are there any plants in the target area that you want protected? IF so, how many, and what type?
*How much land do you want to be grazed?
* What type of setting?
(Rural vs. suburban vs. Urban.)
(Commercial vs. Residential, etc...)
* What else do you think that we should know?
