Mulch, edging, trimming, mowing, clean-ups, seeding, sod, grading, removals and snow. Owner-operated, across Warren County.
Tell us roughly how big the property is and what it needs.
Chris will get back to you and talk it through.
This is the group Chris starred on his own list as the number one thing he does, and it’s the one that changes how a yard looks from the street.
A bed gets cleaned out, the edge re-cut with a spade so there’s a real line instead of grass creeping in, and mulch laid level — pulled back off stems and trunks instead of piled against them. New plants where a bed needs filling, not just tidying.
Weekly mowing through the growing season, trimmed and blown down before anyone leaves.
The rest of it is the lawn itself, not the cut. Fertilization through the season; core aeration and over-seeding in that short fall window when a thin lawn will actually take; and sod where the ground is never going to grow seed and it’s kinder to say so.
The spring clean-up gets a yard out of winter; the fall one puts it away. In between, leaf collection before the leaves mat down and smother the grass underneath them.
Trimming shrubs, bushes and trees is part of the same habit — once a year, at the point that suits the plant, instead of whenever it’s gotten too big to ignore.
Some jobs have to happen before anything else is worth doing. A bank that’s washing out, a low spot that holds water every time it rains, a tree that outgrew where it was planted, or a stump sitting right where the new bed is supposed to go.
Grading, sod, tree removal and stump grinding are all on the list. Send a photo and you’ll get told straight whether it’s a half-day job or a machine job.
Snow removal through the winter for the properties already on the books, and for new ones where it makes sense.
Worth getting set up before the first forecast, not during it.
Send a photo of the property and a rough size. That’s usually enough for Chris to tell you what it needs and about what it’ll run — and he’ll say so if it’s not a job worth paying for.
Had Chris out for a mulch job, a clean-up or the weekly cut? Tell him how it went — for a one-man operation it counts for more than you’d think.
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