Trust plays a large factor in who you choose for advice and to manage your project, and it’s important to work with a specialist you feel confident in. While there may be a lot of different people who CAN do the job, here’s a few reasons why choosing a specialist can save you more than just money…
Planning and strategy
The importance of a good plan and strategy for your effluent system should not be overlooked. Even if you’re only looking to upgrade one part of your system, or one piece of equipment, the best results come from looking at how everything fits into a system, and how that can be most efficient for how the farm operates. A specialist will have the knowledge and experience to advise on this, and should also have a good grasp on area specific factors like council compliance. Getting it right will save you money, getting it wrong can be very costly.
Equipment
You not only want equipment that works, but equipment that works efficiently and effectively for your situation. Specialists will have good experience working with different situations requiring different combinations of equipment, and working with a variety of equipment suppliers. They are in the best position to direct you towards the best equipment for your situation – even if it’s not their own. This reflects not only functionality, but quality, price, parts and after sales support.
Project management and installations
You’ve got enough on your plate running the farm, and a specialist should be able to take the hassle out of project management. They will have the knowledge and experience to get everything in place, organise contractors, negotiate pricing, and make sure it’s all done right at no extra cost to you. And you have a trusted contractor you prefer to use, great! Who better to work with than someone who knows the farm well.
There’s nothing to lose!
You’ve got nothing to lose in talking with effluent management specialists about your project. You’ll receive additional knowledge, experience and service at no extra cost, plus it’s in their best interests for you to achieve an outstanding outcome.
