Aaron grew up in Bowmanville, working along side his dad for as long as he can remember. Aaron went to school to get his small engine repairs certificate to help keep all the machines running well. Aaron is very knowledgeable with all lawn care needs. He took and passed the pesticide license course so he could better help his customers. Aaron always makes sure to determine what your lawn needs and can give recommendations on how to make it better.
Mr. Trim has many awards from, three best rated, This Week Readers Choice, Durham Region Readers Choice and more. Both owners Lisa & Aaron have their pesticide licences. Their biggest accomplishment of all is having loyal customers that trust them year after year for all their lawn, garden and snow clearing needs.
Great service and results from Aaron at Mr Trim. Used them last year after switching from a large lawn care chain and my grass improved significantly.
Another year of excellent service from the Mr. Trim team. My lawn has never looked better. I have used them now for the last 3 years for lawn cutting and fertilizing / weed control and they do an excellent job!! Looking forward to using this team next year!
I like how the team responds and how professional they are.
I am in touch with Aaron and very satisfied after my first service
Working with Aaron and Lisa has been great. They return your call fast and address any questions and or concerns that you may have.
The cost is very reasonable and they listen to ideas that you may have.
I have quite a large yard and it always looks trim and proper.
Thank you guys
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