Services

Our fall cleanup services include removing leaves, in addition to cleaning up branches and other debris that has accumulated on your property and grounds. This is a one-stop service that also includes hauling and removing yard debris.

Our spring cleaning includes raking compacted bedding areas, clearing all winter leaves and debris, edging all concrete borders and landscaping, and mowing the lawn. Aeration and pruning of trees and shrubs are optional upon request.

• Enhance your home's curb appeal on a weekly basis with our garden care services that include mowing, trimming, and edging all lawn areas.

• Lawn Mowing: Keep your yard in tip-top shape during the spring and summer months with our lawn mowing services. Mowing your lawn not only ensures the health of your lawn, but it also looks great!

• Trimming: What is Landscape Maintenance Without Trimming? Trimming helps remove grass and weeds in places the lawn mower can't reach, keeping in mind not to damage the plants.

• Edging: Edging varies from trimming in that it cleans areas along tough surfaces, such as the sidewalk and driveway.

 Shrubs and shrubs require occasional trimming to look their best. We can restore and remodel your shrubs and shrubs; Well-pruned plants produce more flowers and fruits. 

Professional lawn installation includes turf, delivery, and complete cleaning. All grassy areas should be properly watered as soon as possible. The key to establishing a new lawn is to keep it properly watered for the first month. 

• Start by digging a hole large enough that when the root ball is in the hole, there are six inches on all sides to allow for root growth.
• Plant the root ball of the tree or shrub slightly above ground level to allow for settlement and drainage.
• Handle the plant or tree by the root ball, not the trunk, a broken root ball often results in a dead plant.
• Do not use soil improvers when planting shrubs or large trees, use the soil that was removed while digging the hole to backfill. Then it's crucial to water thoroughly to remove air pockets and help the soil settle.
• Don't fertilize after planting, you can use a small amount of fertilizer in the spring.
• The last step is to add four to six inches of mulch around the base to retain moisture.

To prepare the soil, we will clear the area to be planted of rocks and debris. Next, we'll use premium compost that's grown in the ground, between four and five cubic yards per 1000 square feet of lawn. The area will then be leveled before the sod is installed. Soil preparation can help your garden use up to 20 percent less water. 

Water features bring a touch of tranquility to your garden or any outdoor space and are peaceful and relaxing.

Fire pits create a warm focal point and create a natural gathering place to socialize or relax.

Make your garden useful and attractive, whether it's growing new foods or creating a relaxing place to enjoy your loved ones.