Aqua Terra is committed to doing the job right the first time. Preparation is the key. Whether we are building a garden bed or installing a stone walk we take the time to lay the best possible foundation to insure success. The finest plant material will not grow and prosper without good soil and that is where we begin. The addition of compost is the answer to virtually all soil deficiencies. From poor drainage to low fertility and from compaction to drying out too quickly compost can help to remedy the situation. Aqua Terra uses Bio-solids compost from Little River Compost in Lisbon Falls, ME. on all our gardens, literally tons of it which we both incorporate into the soil and use as mulch. We actually prefer using compost rather than bark for mulching beds and borders. It improves soil fertility, remains looking better longer and is less expensive.
This page has photos of some of the equipment and people we use to get your job done right.
(Click on a thumbnail to see a larger picture.)
 Big Red waits for a load of compost at the Auburn Compost Facility. |
 The
loader/backhoe tractor is indispensable for so many jobs, from setting
large stones to excavating for walks and patios, to leveling large areas. |
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try to come prepared for anything. This is our fully stocked Tool Truck |
And there is more...
This is our 1-ton dump truck. |
 This
is Tilly, our Troy built horse roto-tiller. |
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Meet Big Love...an indispensable tool for installing the perfect lawn. |
 This
is Big Red. An oldie but a goody. |
 This
is our equipment trailer which we use primarily for transporting the John
Deere tractor to jobsites |
 Doug
from the Little River Compost facility is loading the dump truck with
compost. |
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