Property Care Dauphin & Green Thumb

04/28/2026

04/19/2026

🌱 Spring Sale!
Hey everyone! 👋
We’re excited to announce that this spring we’re offering 10% off on the following services:
✅ W**d Control
✅ Fertilization
📅 Book before May 15th and get your discount!
To place an order, simply message us with:
📍 Your address
🛎️ The service you’d like to order
We look forward to seeing you and can’t wait for summer! ☀️
— Property Care Dauphin
📧 [email protected]

04/11/2026

Our First Truck Breakdown in Canada

An ordinary day. An intersection. A red light. I calmly stop near a dental office — nothing hints at any kind of adventure.

And then… silence.
The truck just dies.

I try to start it — nothing. Again — still nothing. I quickly check my mirrors: no one behind me. Seems lucky… but inside, a slight panic starts to build.

Seconds feel longer than usual.
The light turns green.
And I’m just sitting there. First. And still the only one.

The decision comes quickly — I need to act. I get out of the truck and start pushing our small F-150. At first, it feels pointless. But I gather all my strength, switch on my inner “nitro” — and… the truck starts to move.

Slowly rolling forward.

People around me are eating, some just watching. Surprisingly, no one is honking, no one is getting upset. Meanwhile, I’m already at my limit — I can feel my energy running out.

I try to turn the wheel to the right to reach the shoulder. But I realize the safe spot is still too far, and my “nitro” is almost gone.

And just when it feels like I have nothing left…

It suddenly gets easier.

The truck starts moving much more smoothly. For a second, I think — is this my second wind? But no.

It’s not a second wind.
And not nitrous oxide 😄

It’s three strangers who simply decided to help.

(Guys, if you’re reading this — thank you so much. You really made my day.)

Now there are four of us: me at the wheel, barely holding on, and three guys behind — together we push the truck all the way to the shoulder.

A story with a good ending: the issue turned out to be minor — just a fuel relay. It was quickly replaced, and the truck is back on the road.

Moments like this remind you: there are still good people in the world.

Have a great weekend 👍

04/06/2026

Good morning!
This is an advertising poster for a new transportation and delivery company.

04/05/2026

Wishing everyone in Dauphin a wonderful Easter! 🐣
May this holiday bring you joy, warmth, and time with the ones you love.
From all of us at Property Care Dauphin — Happy Easter!

04/02/2026

04/02/2026

Good afternoon!
Happy April 1st! 🙂
The Property Care Dauphin team thanks all our clients for their trust and the opportunity to care for your properties throughout the winter season.
This has been a valuable experience for us. We will take into account all your feedback and our shortcomings to work even more efficiently in the coming season.
A brief recap of 5 months (November 2025 – March 2026):
— Monthly plan clients: snow removal — 25 visits
— Per-snowfall clients: 43 call-outs
— Additional one-time service calls were also completed
📊 What matters to us:
100% of clients who started working with us this season stayed with us through to the end.
Of course, there were challenges along the way — but that’s how growth happens 🙂
Thank you each and every one of you!
Getting ready for the summer season 🌱

03/17/2026

Hello, Dauphin! 👋
Today’s news — tool theft.

First of all, we want to say thank you to everyone who is supporting us — it truly means a lot to us.

As many of you know, we recently moved to Dauphin and are starting to build our business here. It’s not easy: to have something, you first need to invest. And to invest — you need funds.

Like many small businesses starting out, we borrowed money and invested it into tools and equipment.

We truly appreciate this town. We enjoy life in a small community — it has its own character and soul. Little by little, we are becoming part of it, and we want to help build a community we can all be proud of.

Unfortunately, неприятные вещи случаются. Our company had tools stolen — both gas-powered and electric Stihl equipment that we had prepared for the summer season.

What’s especially upsetting is that we have reason to believe the people involved may have had access to our property. That makes it even harder — when the hit comes from within.

But for us, this is just another challenge to solve. And we will solve it.
We will improve security and do everything we can to make sure this doesn’t happen again.

We learn from the best — and that makes us stronger.
And I firmly believe: sooner or later, everything hidden becomes known.

03/16/2026

Good afternoon friends,

Unfortunately we had a small problem — our storage container was broken into and some equipment was stolen.

From our container located on the Right Side property, a summer set of landscaping tools from Stihl worth approximately $7,500 was stolen.

This likely happened sometime within the past 3 to 6 weeks.

From the field side there are snowmobile tracks leading directly to our container, which was located behind the fence. The tracks suggest that the person (or people) knew exactly where to go. It’s a large field and a long fence, but the tracks lead straight to the container.

It appears that one person, possibly with help from another, climbed over the fence, broke into the container, and stole the equipment.

Boot prints, snowmobile tracks, and ski marks have been documented and provided to the police.

To the person or people who did this:
You still have the opportunity to return the tools anonymously. If the equipment is returned, we are willing to withdraw the police report.

Below is the list of stolen tools with serial numbers.
Most of the equipment is less than two years old, some items are newer. All tools were well maintained and in good condition.

1. Battery Chainsaw (cordless chainsaw for cutting wood) — Stihl MS 261 C-M — Part No. 192 530 724 — $799.99
2. Gas Hedge Trimmer (gasoline tool for trimming bushes and hedges) — Stihl HS 56 C-E — Part No. 4242-011-2911 — $619.99
3. Gas Brushcutter / Heavy Duty Trimmer (powerful trimmer for thick grass and brush) — Stihl FS 261 — Part No. 194 32 7051 — $999.99
4. Battery Pole Saw (telescopic chainsaw for cutting branches high in trees) — Stihl HTA 86 — Part No. LA03-200-0000 — $699.99
5. Lithium Battery for Stihl Professional Tools — Stihl AP 500 S Battery — 2 units — $499.99 each (Total $1000)
6. Fast Battery Charger (for Stihl AP battery system) — Stihl AL 500 Charger — Part No. 4850-430-5706 — $257.99
7. Battery Kombi Motor (power unit for interchangeable landscaping attachments) — Stihl KMA 135 R — Part No. 5404-033-084 — $519
8. Brush Cutter Attachment (metal blade attachment for cutting thick grass and brush) — Stihl KombiSystem Attachment — Part No. 4147-200-0588 — $999.99
9. Gas String Trimmer (lightweight grass trimmer) — Stihl FS 56 RC-E — Part No. 54598-7394 — $339.99
10. Battery Long-Reach Hedge Trimmer (for trimming tall hedges and bushes) — Stihl HLA 140 — Part No. 451-375-780 — $799.99
11. Rotary Hammer Drill (construction drill for concrete and masonry) — Milwaukee 5262-21 SDS Plus Rotary Hammer — $300–$500