Forged-Steel Heads and Fiberglass Handles for Daily Commercial Work
A working landscaping tool takes more abuse than most crews realize. Frozen ground, rocky soil, and daily prying loads, consumer-grade gear bends in a season. Drop-forged heads, fiberglass or ash handles, and warranty-backed construction separate a crew tool from a hardware-store tool.
Cleanflow stocks shovels, axes, picks, rakes, pruners, sledges, wheelbarrows, and winter tools from Truper, Garant, Unex, and G-Man Saws.
Shop Landscaping Tools by Type
Shovels — Digging, Trenching, and Material Handling
Truper Tru Tough Round Blade Shovel, 48" Ash Handle
The Truper Tru Tough Round Blade Shovel pairs a 14-gauge blade with a North American ash handle. 10-year warranty, built for crew use.
Garant Pro Series Gravel Scoop Shovel, D-Grip
The Garant Pro Series Gravel Scoop moves bulk material, gravel, mulch, and dewatered solids without bending. Canadian-made.
Garant Muck Scoop / Pelican Pick
The Garant Muck Scoop handles wet sludge, lift station cleanouts, and silt removal with a wide blade and deep curve.
Axes and Mauls — Cutting, Splitting, and Fire-Line Work
Truper 3.5 Lb Single Bit Michigan Axe, Ergo Fiberglass
The Truper Michigan Axe shock-absorbent fiberglass handle, overstrike guard. The everyday workhorse for storm cleanup and brush clearing.
Unex Pulaski Fire Axe — Hickory or Fiberglass Handle
The Unex Pulaski Fire Axe combines an axe blade and an adze head into a standard tool for fire suppression and trail crews. Hickory and fiberglass-handle versions are in stock.
Unex Fire Axe with Spike, Hickory Handle
The Unex Fire Axe with Spike pick-axe profile for forced entry, ventilation work, and rescue applications.
Picks and Mattocks — Breaking Compacted Soil
Unex Cutter and Mattock — 5 Lb Head Only
The Unex Cutter and Mattock ship head-only for crews that re-handle in-house. 5-lb head balances digging and chopping.
Truper Pro-Grade Pick Mattock, 36" Ergo Fiberglass
The Truper Pro-Grade Pick Mattock 5-lb forged head, fiberglass handle with overstrike guard. For frozen ground, root removal, and post-hole work.
Rakes — Cleanup, Asphalt Prep, and Grounds Work
Truper Tru Pro Heavy Duty Road Rake, 60" Fiberglass
The Truper Tru Pro Road Rake 60-inch fiberglass handle for asphalt prep and infrastructure work. Lifetime warranty.
Truper Tru Tough 30" Poly Fan Leaf Rake
The Truper Tru Tough Leaf Rake wide poly fan head, a 48-inch wood handle, comfort grip. The workhorse for parks and grounds cleanup.
Truper Tru Tough Shrub Rake, 8" Poly Head
The Truper Tru Tough Shrub Rake narrow head for working between plantings, around fence lines, and in tight spots.
Pruning and Cutting — Tree, Shrub, and Brush Work
G-Man 24" Bow Saw — G10 Blade, Knuckle Guard
The G-Man 24" Bow Saw tapered frame, G10 blade, knuckle guard. The mid-size pick for firewood, brush, and trail work. Also stocked in 21" and 30" sizes.
Sledge and Club Hammers — Stake Driving and Demolition
Unex Sledge Hammers, Hickory Handles
The Unex Sledge Hammers ship in multiple weight options on hickory handles. Standard tool for fence posts, ground rods, and concrete breakup.
Wheelbarrows and Spreaders — Material Handling and Ice Melt
Truper Tru Tough Landscaper Wheelbarrow, 6 Cu Ft, Dual Wheel
The Truper Landscaper Wheelbarrow 6 cu ft poly tray, dual 16" pneumatic tires, steel handles. 10-year warranty. The crew workhorse.
Winter Tools — Snow Shovels, Pushers, and Ice Melt
Garant Nordic Poly Snow Shovel, 13.9" Blade
The Garant Nordic Snow Shovel Canadian-made poly blade for sidewalks and walkways. Lightweight, won't crack in cold.
Garant Alpine Snow Pusher with Steel Wear Strip
The Garant Alpine Snow Pusher steel wear strip for parking lots, driveways, and commercial walkways. Built for snow contractors who push, not lift.
How to Choose the Right Landscaping Tool
Match the handle to the workload. Fiberglass handles absorb shock and won't rot, making them preferred for high-frequency commercial use. Ash and hickory wood handles offer more flex and are field-replaceable when crews go through them. For axes and sledges, hickory is traditional; for shovels and rakes used daily, fiberglass holds up longer.
Match the head to the soil. Forged-steel heads (Truper Tru Pro, Garant Pro Series) hold an edge through frozen ground and prying loads. Stamped consumer heads bend. For wet ground and bulk material, scoop shovels move more per swing than round points.
Match the warranty to the buyer. Truper Tru Tough series carries a 10-year warranty; Tru Pro carries a lifetime warranty, both of which cover commercial use. Garant Pro Series carry manufacturer warranties on forged components. For procurement teams ordering at volume, warranty terms are how you confirm a tool is spec'd for crews, not homeowners.
Buy Landscaping Tools Online from Cleanflow
Cleanflow ships landscaping tools across Canada from Winnipeg. Free shipping over $199; most orders ship in 1-2 business days via Purolator, UPS, Canpar, and Loomis, with Canada Post for rural delivery. For municipal accounts, bulk procurement, or net-terms setup, call 1-866-335-1078 or email info@cleanflow.ca.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a fiberglass handle and a wood handle?
Fiberglass absorbs more shock, won't rot or splinter, and is non-conductive better for high-frequency use and electrical-adjacent work. Hickory and ash wood handles offer more flex and are field-replaceable, which crews prefer when they go through tools.
Which Truper warranty covers commercial crew use — Tru Tough or Tru Pro?
Both apply to commercial use. Truper Tru Tough series carries a 10-year manufacturer warranty; Tru Pro carries a lifetime warranty. Tru Pro is spec'd for contractors and uses 14-gauge steel blades and reinforced resin handle inserts.
What's the difference between an axe and a maul?
An axe has a thinner, sharper blade for cutting and felling. A maul has a heavier, wedge-shaped head for splitting along the grain. Both are stocked with Truper Michigan axes for cutting and splitting mauls for firewood prep.
Do you stock landscaping tools rated for snow and ice clearing?
Yes, including Garant Nordic poly snow shovels, Alpine snow pushers with steel wear strips, Truper Tru Pro forged ice scrapers, and ice melt.
What size bow saw do I need for branch and brush clearing?
Match blade length to the cut. A 21" bow saw handles branches up to 4" thick. The right pick for trail work and storm cleanup. A 24" saw covers most firewood and brush-clearing work for parks and forestry crews. Step up to 30" for larger logs and heavier seasoning work. All three G-Man sizes, plus pruning loppers and draw knives, are stocked in our Pruning and Cutting section.
Can crews place bulk or net-term orders through Cleanflow?
Yes, Cleanflow regularly supplies municipal and utility accounts. Free shipping over $199 across Canada. For bulk procurement, net terms, or wholesale account setup, contact info@cleanflow.ca or call 1-866-335-1078.
Where do I find heavier sledge hammers and post drivers?
Sledge and club hammers up to 20 lb live in this Landscaping Tools collection. They're commonly used for fence posts and ground rods. For lighter striking work (claw, framing, ball pein), see the Hammers and Mallets.
