• Grass will be cut to 2 ½” in height.
• Remove all heavy clippings
• Weed whack in areas mower can not cut neatly
• Edge around the entire property 1-2 times per month
  depending on specific need of each individual property.
• Blow entire Property free of debris

• Remove all leaves, sticks, branches, etc.
• Power blow lawns, beds, etc.
• Edge all beds
• Cut grass at 2” cutting height so the lawn will be ready for all and any applications that may be applied

• Remove all leaves bi-weekly until fall cleanup is completed.
• Grass will be lowered to 2” for the winter months.
• Blow property free of all debris.
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• Trim all bushes, clean out beds, edge beds, 
• Remove debris from property, blow property,
• Billed when work performed (call for quote)
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Homeowners commonly attribute lawn problems to insect problems, insufficient fertilization, or even diseases. But actually what is happening is the top few inches (10 cm) of soil become compacted. Nutrients, such as water and air, have a difficult time reaching the roots of your lawn. In this case, the grass on the surface may begin to die or show signs that can easily be misdiagnosed. The thatch on your lawn can be your biggest hindrance in growing a vibrant and healthy lawn. If your lawn is left untreated it will result in a lot of your time and effort wasted for a minimal result.

A common remedy for this problem is to thatch your yard. With thatch removed, air, water, nutrients, herbicides and pesticides can do their job. Turf becomes healthier and more resistant to insect damage and disease. When we thatch we use a thatching machine that has numerous vertical blades that can cut into the surface of your lawn and soil. The process also allows oxygen levels in the soil to increase, thereby helping the roots grow.

When thatching to remove the layer of compacted roots and mosses, it is also a common suggestion to seed your yard. After thatching we seed your property and the seeds will fall in and around the slices that the thatching machine made. The seed will take better if done immediately afterwards. The lawn looks rough for a while, but soon you'll see healthy new grass shoots taking off. It goes with the old saying, “out of chaos comes harmony.”