Get It Done Services

09/01/2026

As the season begins to wind down, we've made the decision to close our books to new clients and new bookings for the remainder of the 2026 season.

If you already have work scheduled with us, don't worry — all existing jobs will be completed as planned.

It's been quite a first season for Get It Done Services. We've mowed, trimmed, hauled, moved rock, cleaned up properties, tackled odd jobs, and discovered that "while you're here..." can sometimes be the beginning of a whole new project.

More importantly, we've had the opportunity to meet and work with some great people throughout Carstairs and the surrounding communities.

To everyone who hired us, recommended us to someone, shared our posts, left a review, followed the page, or gave a new local business a chance:

Thank you. We genuinely appreciate it.

For now, we're going to finish the work already on our schedule and bring our first season to a close.

We'll keep the page going, though — there's still plenty to talk about as Alberta trades summer for fall and eventually... well, we all know what's coming.

Thank you for a great first season!

— Jeremy & Jessica
Get It Done Services

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08/07/2026

🌾 Harvest Season Is Almost Here

For those who farm, harvest isn't just another time of year—it's when every good weather window counts.

Jeremy grew up on a working farm in Saskatchewan, where long days in the field were simply part of life. From operating combines, tractors, sprayers, and grain trucks to working with various implements, he understands what's involved when it's time to get the crop off.

This harvest season, Get It Done Services is available to help with:

🌾 Experienced combine and equipment operation
🚜 Equipment relocation between fields
🔧 Parts runs to help keep the day moving

We're also working on something a little different...

🍽️ Field meal delivery.

We'll be introducing a rotating menu of hearty, homemade meals that can be delivered right to the field, so your crew can spend more time harvesting and less time leaving for supper. More details will be coming soon.

Whether you need another experienced operator for the day or simply someone to help keep things moving, we're here to lend a hand.

Wishing all of our local farmers a safe, productive, and successful harvest season.

08/03/2026

Did You Know?

Many trees begin preparing for next spring long before autumn officially arrives.

As the days slowly become shorter, deciduous trees—like poplars, aspens, and birches—begin shifting their energy. Instead of focusing on new growth, they start storing nutrients in their roots to help them survive the winter and produce fresh leaves next spring.

That's why it's perfectly normal to see a few yellow leaves and early leaf drop in late summer, even while the weather still feels like summer.

Nature is already planning for next season...even if we aren't.

🍂 Did you notice any trees around your neighbourhood starting to change yet?

07/27/2026

It starts with a rake.

Then a couple of flower pots.

A bag of soil.

A hose.

A wheelbarrow.

Seasonal decorations.

"I'll keep this... just in case."

Before you know it, opening the shed becomes a game of strategy.

Somehow there's always room for one more thing...
..until there isn't.

07/22/2026

Every project starts with good intentions.

You bring it home.
Find the perfect spot.
Promise yourself you'll get to it on the weekend...

Then life gets busy.

Before you know it, the box has gathered dust and the "weekend project" has become a permanent decoration.

If this photo feels a little too familiar...you're definitely not alone.

07/20/2026

Some weeks we're out mowing lawns.

Other weeks we're assembling furniture, hanging blinds, or helping with those odd jobs that have been sitting on the to-do list a little too long.

No two days are ever the same, and that's one of the things we enjoy most about what we do.

If you've got a project that's been waiting for "one of these days," maybe today is the day to finally cross it off the list.

07/16/2026

This week has been a good reminder that no two days are ever the same.

One day we're mowing and trimming a yard. The next we're assembling a coffee table. Then we're helping another homeowner by hanging blinds.

That's one of the things we enjoy most about what we do. Every project is different, but the goal is always the same: helping people cross another item off their to-do list.

Whether it's outside in the yard or inside the house, if you've got a project that just needs an extra set of hands, we'd be happy to see if we can help.

07/12/2026

Not every project needs a contractor.

Sometimes it's a new shelf that's still sitting in the box. A BBQ that never quite made it out of the packaging. A toilet that's been leaking just enough to be annoying. A piece of furniture that needs moving, but not an entire moving company.

Those are the kinds of jobs that often get pushed from one weekend to the next.

At Get It Done Services, we don't just help outdoors. We're also happy to lend a hand with many of those smaller household tasks that simply need an extra set of hands.

Some examples include:

✔ Furniture assembly
✔ BBQ assembly
✔ Toilet and toilet seal replacements
✔ Small furniture moves
✔ Local hotshot pickup and delivery around Airdrie and surrounding communities (SUV-sized loads)

If you're ever unsure whether something falls within our scope, just ask. If it's something we can help with, we'll be honest and let you know.

What's one small project you've been meaning to get around to?

07/09/2026

One of the easiest ways to keep an outdoor space looking well cared for isn't a major renovation—it's simply staying ahead of the small things.

A few weeds today can become hours of work in a couple of weeks. The same goes for branches after a windstorm, leaves collecting in corners, or dirt slowly building up on patios and walkways.

Taking care of little jobs before they become big ones often saves both time and money in the long run.

What's one outdoor project you've been meaning to get around to this summer?

07/06/2026

Did You Know?

Window glass is tougher than it looks, but it's not immune to damage.

Dust, pollen, smoke residue, hard water spots, and even bird droppings can slowly bond to the surface if they're left too long—especially during hot summer weather. The longer they sit, the harder they can be to remove.

A quick clean every so often doesn't just make your home brighter—it can also help keep your windows looking their best for years to come.

What's the first thing you notice after washing your windows? More sunshine coming in, or finally being able to enjoy the view again?