Geomechaniki is the distributor for TORO, Jackling Seed, DLF, Dura Plastics, Brinley, TopGreen, Blazing, Paige, AquaMaster, Hayter,Underhill, Bernhardt, Redexim, Blec, Rigby Taylor, Campbell, Bailoy Systems, AS-motor, Alett mowers, Maredo-BV and others.
Geomechaniki of Athens is a commercial company. We represent exclusively, handle, trade and support quality products specifically, equipment for landscaping, irrigation,turn key solutions for large scale projects, and provide services that assist in:
• Preserving and growing turf
• The managment of water resources
• Protecting the enviroment we live in
• Upgrading our quality of life
• Promoting sustainability
Geomechaniki of Athens begun on 1984. During 1986 there was a rapid expansion in the development of public and private projects regarding landscaping and by 1989 the company evolved to its present commercial form by becoming the official distributor of TORO. Since then Gomechaniki of Athens has contributed to the development and establisment of automatised irrigation as a common practice, as well as in establishing and supporting privateer contractors.
The company operates following trends and politics,the guidelines of modern marketing and is driven by keeping a close eye on the market. Via this mindset Geomechaniki has created opportunites and paved new roads in the Greek market.
Since 1989 the company has trained over 50 graduates from universities of all specialties, that today contribute their services to landscaping and golf courses. Throughout these years a rigid and ever expanding dealer network has been built, with trusty associates and over 3000 loyal customers all over Greece.
Geomechaniki of Athens clients are:
• Commercial Businesses
• Landscaping contractors
• Construction Companies
• Public and Private business
• Tourism enterprises
• Private Individuals • Municipalities
• Golf Courses
• Soccer clubs
Customer service and aftersales support is our most integral part, as we believe that along with satisfied customers, it is the recipe to success.
