Most homes do best with weekly or bi-weekly visits spring–early fall; late fall/winter shift to cleanup, pruning, and prep for cold weather. Large/complex yards may need more frequent care.
Core services typically include:
Lawn mowing and edging
Weed control in turf and beds
Trimming of bushes, hedges, shrubs
Seasonal flower bed care
Fertilizing and lawn health checks
Leaf/debris cleanup
Mulch or rock replenishment as needed
Packages can be customized to your property.
Yes. We time nutrient applications seasonally so turf and plants get what they need at the right time for strong, healthy growth.
We combine prevention and targeted control to reduce weeds without over-treating.
Spot treatments and pre-emergents where appropriate
Bed and hardscape hand-weeding/mechanical clearing
Advice on mowing height and watering to crowd out weeds
Spring: Leaf/stick removal, prune deadwood, aerate turf, refresh beds.
Fall: Debris removal, cut back perennials, winter fertilizer, irrigation shutdown.
Yes, for best results. Mowing slows in winter, but cleanup, pruning, and seasonal transitions protect plants and set up a faster spring rebound.
Absolutely—we maintain and fix sprinklers to conserve water and support plant health.
Seasonal startup and winterization
Coverage adjustments and leak detection
Controller programming and repairs
Healthy turf is dense, evenly green, and resilient to weeds/drought. Thin, brown, or weedy areas signal it’s time for pro care and adjustments to mowing, watering, or treatments.
Yes. Upon request we use eco-friendly, pet-safe options for fertilization and weed control, balancing effectiveness with family and environmental considerations.
Of course. We tailor frequency and services to your goals—manicured, low-touch, or targeted help for specific areas.
Pricing is site-specific. Estimates consider:
Property size/complexity
Scope of services
Visit frequency
We provide free, no-surprise quotes after a walk-through.
Contact us for a consultation. We’ll tour your property, discuss goals/budget, recommend a plan, and handle scheduling—consistent care, clear communication.