FAQs

Spring and fall clean-up services typically involve removing debris, such as leaves, branches, and other organic matter, from the lawn and landscape beds. It may also include trimming shrubs, edging, and preparing the lawn for seasonal growth.

Spring and fall clean-ups help remove organic debris that can smother the grass, inhibit growth, and create breeding grounds for pests and diseases. They also promote air circulation and nutrient absorption, crucial for a healthy lawn.

Thatching involves removing the layer of dead grass and organic debris that accumulates between the soil and the living grass blades. Thatching is necessary to prevent water and nutrient blockage, promote healthy root growth, and improve air circulation in the soil.

The frequency of dethatching depends on factors such as grass type, soil condition, and lawn usage. Typically, lawns may require dethatching every few years or when the thatch layer exceeds half an inch in thickness. This is usually done in the spring time or fall.

Lawn aeration involves perforating the soil with small holes to alleviate compaction and promote better air, water, and nutrient penetration to the grassroots. Aeration helps improve root growth, enhance soil structure, and increase the effectiveness of fertilizers and other treatments.

The ideal time for lawn aeration depends on the grass type and climate. For cool-season grasses, such as fescue and bluegrass, early spring or fall is optimal. Warm-season grasses, like Bermuda and Zoysia, benefit from aeration in late spring to early summer.

While dethatching and aerating can be done DIY with rental equipment, hiring a professional service ensures proper technique, equipment, and timing for optimal results. Professionals can also assess the lawn’s condition and provide tailored recommendations.

It’s advisable to overseed or apply fertilizer immediately after dethatching and aerating while the soil is still open and receptive. This allows seeds and nutrients to penetrate the soil and reach the grassroots effectively.

Regular lawn maintenance practices promote a lush, healthy lawn by improving soil health, enhancing root growth, reducing thatch buildup, and preventing pest and disease problems. They also contribute to the overall aesthetics and value of the property.

Between professional visits, homeowners can maintain their lawn’s health by watering deeply but infrequently, applying fertilizer as needed, and promptly addressing weeds and pests.

Snow removal is crucial for safety reasons, as accumulated snow can create hazardous conditions on roads, sidewalks, and driveways. It helps prevent accidents and ensures accessibility.

Professional snow removal services often include plowing driveways and parking lots. At this time we do not offer roofs but we will gladly send you recommendations on who can take care of that for you.

The frequency of snow removal depends on the rate of snowfall and local regulations. Our general trigger for plowing is 6”.

While some homeowners may opt to shovel their own driveways and sidewalks, professional snow removal services offer expertise, efficiency, and specialized equipment to handle large areas effectively. Moreover, for commercial properties or areas with heavy foot traffic, professional services are often essential.

The cost of snow removal services can vary depending on factors such as the size of the area to be cleared, the type of equipment used, and the severity of the snowstorm.

When selecting a snow removal service, consider factors such as their experience, reputation, availability during snowstorms, pricing, and whether they offer additional services like de-icing or snow hauling.

While snow removal itself is necessary for safety, certain practices, such as using environmentally friendly de-icing agents and properly disposing of snow, can minimize the environmental impact.

Snow removal professionals should take care to avoid damaging property or landscaping features such as grass, plants, and irrigation systems. They may use protective measures such as snow stakes and caution around delicate areas.