Questions we answer every week.

It depends on lot size, how much trimming the property needs and whether there are beds to keep. You get a flat per-visit number in writing before anything is scheduled — not an hourly rate that grows on a slow day.

Yes. We can work from a plan you already have, or lay the space out with you and then build it — patio, walls, grading, planting and sod, with one crew responsible for the whole thing.

For weekly maintenance, no long-term contract. We ask for the season so routing stays sane. Snow is different: winter service is a seasonal agreement, because equipment and route slots are committed before the first storm.

We agree an accumulation at which your property gets serviced — lower for commercial lots that have to open, higher for a driveway you can live with. When it hits, you are on the route. You never have to call.

Yes — retail, offices, condo and apartment grounds. Lots are cleared and salted before opening hours, and grounds work is scheduled outside your busiest part of the week.

We move you, usually to the next dry day, and you hear about it from us rather than by looking out of the window. Cutting a soaked lawn tears the turf and leaves ruts.

Yes. Certificates are available for property managers, condo boards and commercial clients on request.

Yes. A single clean-up, one patio, one aeration. We would rather do one job properly than sign you up for a package you did not want.

Spring clean-ups fill in March, weekly maintenance routes fill in April, build work runs several weeks out in peak season, and snow contracts close before the first storm.

That is the point of keeping the route tight. Your property is learned once and stays on the same day.

E-transfer for most residential work, invoicing for commercial and larger projects.