A landscape is an investment, and like any investment it holds its value only with regular care. We keep yours looking its best so you do not have to spend your weekends on it.
You spent good money making your yard beautiful. Maintenance is how it stays that way. Beds fill with weeds, shrubs outgrow their shape, and lawns thin out without consistent, knowledgeable care — and by the time it looks rough, catching up is a project in itself.
We offer ongoing maintenance tailored to your specific landscape, not a one-size mow-and-go. Because we know what we planted and how it should look, our care keeps the design intact instead of slowly erasing it.
Whether you want full-service upkeep or just help with the heavy seasonal work, we build a plan around your yard and your schedule.
If keeping up with the yard eats your free time, handing off the routine work buys back your summer.
Neglected beds fill in fast. Regular bed maintenance keeps them clean and your plantings healthy and visible.
Thin turf, bare spots, and weeds signal a lawn that needs consistent mowing, fertilization, and attention to bounce back.
Overgrown, unpruned plants lose their form and health. Proper seasonal pruning keeps them looking intentional.
We walk your landscape, learn what is planted and how you want it kept, and build a maintenance plan to match.
Mowing, edging, and trimming on a consistent schedule keep the lawn and edges crisp all season.
We weed, mulch, and prune beds and shrubs at the right times so plantings stay healthy and in shape.
We feed the lawn and monitor plant health, catching issues before they become expensive replacements.
We handle the spring wake-up and fall wind-down, and provide a calendar so nothing critical gets missed.
Generic lawn services treat every yard the same. We do not, because the plantings we install have specific needs. A native bed wants different care than a formal hedge; a young tree needs different attention than an established one. Knowing what is in your yard means we prune, feed, and mulch on the schedule each element actually needs.
Timing is everything in our climate. We fertilize when it helps and not when it hurts, prune spring bloomers and summer bloomers at their proper times, and apply three inches of shredded hardwood mulch before winter to insulate roots against freeze-thaw heaving. Every client gets a seasonal maintenance calendar built for their specific plantings and hardscape, so even the tasks you handle yourself happen at the right time.
Prefer to do most of it yourself? We are happy to take just the heavy or technical work and leave the rest to you.
Maintenance is priced by the size of your property and how much you want us to handle. A full-service plan differs from occasional seasonal help.
Larger lawns and more planting beds take more time and material to keep up each visit.
Full-service care costs more than a plan covering only mowing or only the seasonal heavy lifting.
Weekly service maintains a higher standard than every-other-week and is priced accordingly.
Detailed beds, hedges, and specialty plantings need more skilled attention than plain lawn.
We build a maintenance plan to fit your yard and your budget, with clear pricing and no long-term lock-in surprises.
No. Some clients want everything handled; others just want help with the heavy seasonal work and do the rest themselves. We build the plan around what you actually want.
Yes. We take on existing landscapes regularly. We will walk the property, learn what is planted, and build a care plan to bring it up and keep it there.
Timing matters more than frequency here. We fertilize at the points in the season when it genuinely helps the turf, rather than on a rigid calendar that can do more harm than good.
Yes. Every client gets a seasonal calendar tailored to their specific plantings and hardscape, so the right tasks happen at the right time — whether we do them or you do.
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