Find out why companies switch to Husqvarna

Landscaping company Gesvres Entretien maintains parks and sports grounds in Carquefou, France, and have enjoyed a successful relationship with Husqvarna for nearly two years. See what their teams have to say about the effect Husqvarna products and services have had on their day-to-day work, and overall business.

ISS Facility Services, in the Lake District of northern England, say they have stuck with Husqvarna for years because our products and services enable their staff to deliver on a daily basis.

With 45 acres of Trollhättan cemetary in active use, the administration decided in 2013 to begin using battery tools. Initially, the expectations of the grounds staff were low. But after being put to the test, the cemetery’s collection of Husqvarna battery products are now the most popular machines in the fleet.

“When we invested in the first trimmers we calculated that the purchase price of a battery corresponds to one year of fuel,” says Jérôme Vrignaud, Garden Manager at Puy du Fou theme park. “Our batteries have a two, three or even four-year lifespan, some of them. So we’ll obviously save money with battery-powered equipment.”

When switching to a battery-powered fleet, the German city of Weissenfels invited tenders, and carefully assessed the different options. Every product that was offered was tested by the city’s landscapers, and in the end the choice was clear. Find out why Husqvarna’s products made the cut.

‘When we’re talking restoring and repairing old buildings, a battery saw is a must to be able to work efficiently,’ says Mattias Hallgren, castle carpenter. Assigned to restore the Skokloster Castle’s roof, Hallgren and his team know that battery-tools win with more than just efficiency on this unique restoration project; offering fume free, precision sawing in tricky indoor spaces.

See what the landscapers at Gesvres Entretien, in Carquefou, France, have to say about the benefits of Husqvarna front mowers.