Services

The work we take on, and how a season usually runs.

  1. 01
    A crew member trimming the edge of a backyard.

    Mowing and edging

    Weekly or every-other-week cuts through the growing season, with edges, walks, and driveways blown off before we pull away. We’ll set a day of the week and keep to it as the weather allows.

  2. 02
    An autumn path covered in fallen leaves.

    Spring and fall cleanup

    A spring pass to clear winter debris and open the beds, and a fall pass for leaves and a last trim. These are scheduled as the season turns, not as a surprise add-on in the first frost week.

  3. 03
    Seedlings in trays, ready for planting after the last frost.

    Beds, mulch, and planting

    Fresh mulch, simple shrub and perennial planting, and bed edges that hold a line. We plant after the last frost, not before, and we’ll say so if a request is too early for the ground.

  4. 04
    A finished front lawn in front of a house at dusk.

    Small landscape jobs

    Short walkways, timber or stone edging, and modest layout work around a house or garage. We are not a design-build firm. If a project needs a larger contractor, we’ll tell you at the estimate.

How a season usually runs

  • April–May. Walkthroughs, spring cleanup, and the first cuts once the lawn is ready.
  • June–August. A regular mowing route, with planting and bed work fitted in around it.
  • September–October. Fall cleanup, a last trim, and the mowers parked for winter.
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