Beds are what people actually look at, and they are also the first thing to slip. Routine maintenance keeps weeds pulled before they seed, edges crisp, and spent growth cut back — a steady rhythm of small visits rather than one big rescue in July.
A warm, wet Virginia spring gets weeds going early and fast. Beds that get attention in March and April take far less work for the rest of the year than beds first touched in June.
Every two to four weeks through the growing season keeps on top of it. Longer gaps mean weeds get established and the work becomes clearing rather than maintaining.
We hand weed as the default. Tell us if you would rather no chemicals were used on your property at all and we will work that way.
Weekly and bi-weekly mowing from March–November. Includes precise cutting and edging.
Expert pruning for flowering shrubs, evergreens, and deciduous trees to promote health and aesthetics.
Fall service for cool-season grasses like Fescue. Reduces soil compaction and promotes full, healthy turf.