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Aug 30, 2014 59 min

Ep. 94: Sourcing Materials & Equipment

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Sean Martini, outside sales manager of Lawrenceville, N.J.-based Britton Industries, discusses getting all of your landscaping materials and equipment from the same location. Martini says the business model of one-stop shopping can: -Save you money -Reduce the time and materials you use -Organize your jobs more effectively -Maximize efficiency by having materials delivered and debris removed simultaneously Sean Martini began working for Britton during high school. At the time, the company was landscape company, and he cut grass and landscaped for Jim Britton during the summers. Sean graduated high school and went away to college in 1992. He returned and went back to Britton full time as a loader, as the company had become more focused on land clearing and recycling. Sean grew along with the company and has served as inside sales, dispatch and outside salesperson. Britton Industries now has four facilities that focus on recycling of organic waste and recycling of concrete. They have become a very diversified company and also offer mulch, topsoil, and compost, Landscape and Construction Supplies, Snow and Ice Control supplies, Roll off containers, Recycled Concrete, decorative stone and sand, land clearing, and on-site grinding. Visit www.BrittonIndustries.com or call 844-BRITTON for more information.

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