Greenworks Commercial : Electric Equipment That Is Changing Reality For Landscapers

Electric technology is becoming increasingly prevalent in the commercial equipment sector—and it’s no longer just a passing trend.

Today, many contractors, landscapers, municipalities, and grounds managers are discovering equipment that delivers the power and reliability needed for day-to-day work, while offering tangible benefits on the job site: less noise, less maintenance, and a more pleasant working experience for teams.

Above all, electric equipment has come a long way in recent years. Power autonomy, fast charging, on-site performance, and battery management: challenges that seemed complex just a few years ago are now much easier to integrate into daily operations. In this post, we explore:

What sets the Greenworks Commercial line apart,
Why more and more businesses are taking an interest in it, and
How this equipment can be effectively integrated into real-world applications.

A Product Line Designed For Business

One of the major advantages of Greenworks Commercial is the wide range of equipment it offers. Unlike many manufacturers that provide only a few cordless tools, Greenworks delivers a comprehensive platform:

All of this is powered by the same 82-volt battery.

What does that mean? It means that a single battery can be used on several different types of equipment. For field teams, this is a major simplification: easier equipment management, better compatibility between tools, and greater flexibility during operations. And since batteries can be swapped from one tool to another, it also becomes much easier to prevent equipment from becoming unusable in the middle of the day.

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The Real Change: Comfort At Work

When people talk about electric equipment, the first thing that often comes to mind is noise… or rather, the lack of it!

And in real-world applications, the difference is significant.

For landscapers, golf courses, and tourist sites, reducing noise levels often makes it possible to start work earlier in the morning or to work in sensitive environments without disturbing customers or residents.

In some situations, it completely changes the experience.

This is something that many golf course owners have noticed. They use electric vehicles and tools to minimize noise around residential areas, thereby extending their working hours—all without compromising performance.

Autonomy: A Frequently Asked Question

When it comes to electrical equipment, battery life is often the first question that comes to mind.

And that makes sense: for entrepreneurs and field teams, equipment needs to be able to keep up with a full day’s work.

Today, the solutions offered by Greenworks Commercial go far beyond what many people imagine. The batteries recharge quickly—some in about 20 to 25 minutes—and a variety of options make it even easier to keep operations running all day long:

additional batteries;
mobile charging systems;
Energy Cube;
charging directly from an electric vehicle such as a Ford Lightning.

Some companies even use their electric vehicles as mobile power stations to recharge their batteries throughout the workday.

« What surprises people the most is often just how much electric equipment has evolved. Noise, maintenance, charging… many business owners quickly realize that it really simplifies their day-to-day operations. »

— Jesse Swennen

Less Maintenance, More Time To Work

One of the benefits most appreciated by business owners is the reduced maintenance.

With electrical equipment:

no oil changes;
no carburetor;
fewer mechanical parts;
less risk of breakdowns related to belts or the engine.

For many teams, this saves time every day.

The tools are easier to maintain, quicker to get back into service, and require fewer mechanical repairs during the season.

What about winter?

Yes, cold weather affects battery life. But today’s technology has come a long way.

In winter conditions, you can generally expect a reduction in range of about 25% to 30%, depending on the type of equipment and operating conditions.

For many business applications, this is more than enough to get through a typical workday.

A Gradual But Very Real Transition

At Kubota Montreal, the goal is not to oppose diesel and electric. The two technologies are complementary.

Some jobs will continue to require traditional diesel equipment for a long time to come. But for many maintenance, landscaping, and site management operations, electric equipment is becoming an increasingly logical alternative.

And above all: technology that is now ready for commercial use.

About Kubota Max Gagné

In business since 1977, Kubota Max Gagné serves the agricultural, construction, and snow removal sectors. For nearly 50 years, this family-owned business has distinguished itself through the quality of its service, its close relationship with customers, and its expertise in Kubota equipment. Recognized as one of the largest Kubota dealers in Quebec, Kubota Max Gagné continues to prioritize trust, support, and customer satisfaction.