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  • Contact?
    Fill out the estimate request form on our site or text us at 984-464-2053. Be sure to tell us your name and what you would like done. You can absolutely call, but we be in a tree or mowing a lawn so be sure to leave a message!
  • What forms of payment do you accept?
    Pay online using the invoice link we send out to all of our clients for their specific bill. The invoice takes the major forms of electronic payments. We take checks for projects over $1000.
  • Does the mowing service include edging and weed whacking/trimming? What about blowing
    Yes! We never leave a job without completing our full service of the mow, the edging, and trimming the long grass in the hard to reach spots around the property! We always blow of the hard surfaces around your property to keep them clean!
  • Can I get proof of insurance for large jobs (typically tree work)?
    Yes! Just let us know and we will have our agent send you a copy. We wont send copies for maintenance or small jobs so we don't wast our agents time.
  • When is the best time of year to cut bushes back hard and trim trees?
    The best time of year to cut most plants substantially back from its current state (more than a trim, the act of cutting the bush back to a smaller bush) is in the winter. Cutting a plant back in the summer has the potential to create a lasting impact on the longevity of the plant and its ability to survive the following winter. Why? Think of a plant similar to a hibernating animal. The spring and summer are the times the plant will grow and pull in as much nutrients to the root system to be able to survive the winter. Cutting the plant back hard in the summer can impact its ability to collect nutrients in order to "hibernate" and survive during the harsh winter months. If you cut the plant back in the winter, the plant has already hibernated and has all of the nutrients it needs to survive and rebloom in the spring and summer.
  • What kind of mulch do you offer?
    We offer everything our supplier offers. They have a wide variety of mulches from different colors to different wood. Any mulch you have seen around neighborhoods they offer. Feel free to ask our opinion on our favorites and what we think might go better on your property.
  • What does your lawncare program consist of?
    Our lawncare program does vary on the type of grass and to meet specific properties needs, but here is what we typically recommend starting in late winter and running 6 times throughout the year. Winter Fungicide Early Spring Fertilizer Late Spring & Midsummer Pre-emergents such as crab grass preventers, dandelion preventers, broadleaf weed preventers Late summer Ph balancing Lime Winter Weed and Feed We highly recommend adding pre-summer aeration for warm season grasses like Bermuda and Zoysia We highly recommend adding fall aeration and over-seeding for cool season grasses like fescue
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