What we do

Services

Six things, done properly, on a schedule. No upsells for work your yard does not need.

Weekly or biweekly cuts on a fixed day, with edges trimmed and clippings blown off every hard surface before I leave.

The two big resets: open the yard up in spring, and put it to bed in fall so winter does not leave a mess behind.

Fresh mulch, clean edges and beds that stay weeded, which is most of what makes a yard look finished rather than just cut.

Several passes through the season rather than one impossible pass at the end, hauled off site every time.

Core aeration to break compaction, followed by seed into open holes, which is the one treatment that reliably thickens a thin lawn.

Shaped on the plant's schedule, not whenever I happen to be there, so you do not lose next year's blooms to a badly timed cut.

Not sure what you need?

Describe the yard and I will tell you what is worth doing now and what can wait.