If heavy rain or severe weather prevents work, services are usually pushed back by 24 to 48 hours, or until the ground is dry enough to prevent mowers from damaging your turf.

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"I don't just manage the job—I do the work. I'm on-site every single day, bringing an unmatched attention to detail and a strong work ethic to every project. That is just unrealistic for many of the larger companies. When you hire me, you get my personal best."

Sharp blades prevent blades of grass from tearing when cut. Tearing can lead to stunted growth, disease, and a long list of aesthetic defects, like a bleached or white look in certain sections of the lawn. However, dull blades aren’t the only thing that can cause this. Bent mower decks or warped blades can also damage the turf and leave a "stepped" look across the lawn when one blade cuts lower than the others.

Of course, these are some of my personal favorite services. Whether you just want your lawn professionally cut, your hedges trimmed, or weeds in your flower beds taken care of, we've got you covered.

There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question; it is very yard-dependent. Larger, acre-sized properties in our region with little sun cover do very well at 4” to 4.25”. Any longer and the grass tends to lean over; any shorter and it burns really badly mid-summer. However, smaller properties with shade, irrigation, good soil, and healthy grass do best at 3.0” to 3.5”.