The GROWING SEASON is officially open
Lawn Mowing
Cutting the grass to an optimal height using a lawnmower. To keep the lawn healthy, we trim less than 1/3 the length of the grass. Regular maintenance typically happens every week
String Trimming
Tapering the grass and its borders with a string trimmer to ensure an even, uniform edge for a polished look. Regular maintenance typically happens every week.
Lawn Watering
Providing a deep watering session, considering factors such as lawn needs, temperatures, season timing, and industry best practices. Requires access to an on-site water source. This service is performed twice weekly.
Lawn Treatments
Applying treatments will maintain lawn health and appearance. Treatments are applied strategically based on lawn needs, temperatures, time of season, and industry-specific best practices. Regular maintenance is 4-7 treatments in the growing season.
Lawn Edging
Creating a clean, defined edge between the grass and its borders or sidewalks with a metal blade for a polished look. Regular maintenance typically happens at least once every month.
Snow Removal
FLAT RATE-- no added cost based on storm size. Service typically requires a minimum of 2 inches of snowfall/accumulation. Removing snow from covered surfaces, including: stairs, sidewalks, walkways, driveways, decks/patios/porches, garage/car entry. Salt & Dig-outs for vehicles stuck in deep snow are NOT included.
Yard Cleanup
Preparing the lawn for the upcoming season by removing small branches, dead grass, leaves, and organic debris. Includes off-site debris removal.
Hardscaping
Installing new concrete work, paver stones, and retaining walls to enhance outdoor spaces.
Mulch Installation
Applying mulch to enhance beauty, control weeds, and retain moisture. Various mulch types and colors are available.
Aeration
Perforating the soil with a core aerator to improve airflow, water retention, seed/nutrient distribution, and root growth, reducing compaction and promoting a healthier lawn.
Dethatching
Power-raking, or scarifying, helps to reduce and remove a thick layer of organic debris that can prevent water, air, and nutrients from reaching the soil and roots, making your grass susceptible to disease and pests. Dethatching is highly recommended before aeration or overseeding.
Lawn Restoration
Improving the lawn by laying quality sod, tilling, backfilling, and overseeding/growing grass.
Leaf Removal
Raking and removing leaves, or blowing them curbside to help improve your lawn's aesthetics and health by removing the wet conditions that create an environment for diseases/fungus.
Hedging/Tree Trimming
Trimming and shaping hedges, trees, bushes, and shrubs.
Weed Whacking/Pulling
Clearing weeds and managing clippings with powered string tools or by hand.