We recommend mowing your lawn once a week during the growing season to keep it healthy and looking its best. In cooler months or when grass grows more slowly, mowing every other week is usually enough.

We can either bag the grass clippings or leave them on your lawn, based on your preference. Leaving clippings can help feed your grass, but we’re happy to bag and remove them if that’s what you like.

Yes, we always trim around trees, fences, and flower beds as part of our mowing service. This helps keep your whole yard neat and tidy, not just the open areas.

We usually avoid mowing right after it rains, as wet grass can be damaged and the lawnmower may leave ruts. We wait until the grass is dry to make sure your lawn looks its best and stays healthy.

We offer both one-time mowing and regular scheduled services. You can choose what fits your needs—whether you need just a single mow or ongoing lawn care throughout the season.

Most bushes and hedges benefit from trimming two to three times a year, usually in spring and summer. Regular trimming keeps them healthy, looking neat, and helps control their size. Some plants may need more or less frequent care, depending on how fast they grow.

Yes, after trimming your hedges, we always clean up and remove all the branches and leaves. Your yard will be left neat and tidy.

Yes, we can shape your hedges into different designs or sizes. Whether you want simple, clean lines or something more unique, we will work with your preferences to make your hedges look just the way you like.

Yes, pruning helps trees and shrubs grow stronger and healthier. It removes dead or damaged branches, lets in more sunlight, and encourages new growth. This keeps your plants in good shape and makes your yard look better.

You’ll notice your hedges or shrubs need trimming when they start to look uneven or overgrown. If you see branches sticking out or the shape looks messy, it’s a good time for a trim. Regular trimming also helps keep your plants healthy and looking neat.

You should add new mulch to your flower beds once a year, usually in the spring. This helps keep the beds looking neat and healthy, prevents weeds, and protects your plants’ roots. If the mulch looks thin or has broken down faster, you can refresh it more often.

For most flower beds, you can use hardwood or pine mulch. Both types help keep moisture in the soil and stop weeds from growing. The choice depends on the look you prefer and your plant’s needs. Shredded bark is also popular because it lasts longer and looks neat.

You do not always need to remove old mulch before adding new mulch. If the old mulch is still in good shape and not too thick, you can just break it up a bit and put new mulch on top. If it’s moldy or built up too much, some should be removed first.

You should spread mulch about 2 to 3 inches deep in your flower beds. This is enough to help keep moisture in and block weeds without smothering your plants. If you add too much mulch, it can prevent water and air from reaching the roots.

Yes, you can have new flower beds installed even if there weren’t any before. The area will be cleared, soil prepared, and borders set up before adding plants and mulch, giving you a fresh new flower bed anywhere you want in your yard.

Most lawns should be aerated and seeded once a year, typically in the fall. This timing helps new grass grow strong roots before winter and improves the overall health of your lawn. Certain lawns with heavy use or especially poor soil may benefit from more frequent aeration.

The best time to aerate and seed your lawn is in the early fall. Cooler temperatures and more rain help new grass grow strong roots. Spring is also an option, but fall gives better long-term results. Avoid hot summer months, as new grass can struggle to grow.

You will usually start to see new grass sprouts within 7 to 21 days after aerating and seeding your lawn. The exact timing depends on the type of grass, weather, and how well the lawn is cared for during this period.

Yes, aerating and seeding can help fill in bare patches by allowing new grass seed to reach the soil and grow. The holes from aeration make it easier for seeds to settle and get the water and nutrients they need for healthy growth.

After aeration and seeding, keep the lawn moist by watering lightly every day until new grass grows. Avoid mowing until the new grass is at least three inches tall. Try not to walk on the lawn too much to give the new grass time to grow strong.

Most homes need gutter cleaning at least twice a year, usually in the spring and fall. If your property has many trees, you may need more frequent cleanings to prevent clogs and water damage. Regular gutter cleaning helps protect your home and keeps everything flowing smoothly.

Yes, we remove all leaves, twigs, and debris from both gutters and downspouts. We make sure nothing is left behind so your gutters work the way they should. All the debris is cleaned up and taken away, leaving your property tidy.

Yes, while cleaning your gutters, we check for signs of damage or problems like leaks, loose parts, or rust. If we notice anything unusual, we let you know so you can fix it before it causes bigger issues.

Cleaning the gutters on a typical house usually takes one to two hours. The exact time depends on the size of your home and how much debris has built up. If your gutters are very full or your house is large, it may take a bit longer.

Yes, we always clean up after finishing the gutter cleaning. All leaves, twigs, and other debris are collected and removed from your property. We make sure your yard is left neat and tidy.

The cost to remove a small tree depends on the tree’s size, location, and how easy it is to access. Prices usually range from $100 to $500 for most small trees. We provide clear estimates before starting any work.

Stump removal is not always included with tree removal. If you want the stump taken out, we can do it for an extra charge. We make sure to let you know your options before we start.

Most small trees can be removed in a few hours. Some jobs may take longer if the tree is hard to reach or there are obstacles nearby. We work quickly and clean up the area when we finish.

We take care to protect your yard and nearby plants while removing a tree. Our team uses careful methods to avoid damage. If there are special plants or features nearby, we pay extra attention to keep everything safe.

Yes, we can remove small trees that are close to your house or fence. We use careful techniques to protect your property and avoid any damage during the process. Our team has experience working in tight spaces.