Grass cutting
Clean stripes, edged walks, clippings blown off every hard surface.
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Sixteen services across the whole calendar year, for homes and commercial properties in Warren and the surrounding suburbs.
Growing season
Routes run April through November. Same crew, same day each week, so you always know when to expect us.
Clean stripes, edged walks, clippings blown off every hard surface.
Season-timed feeding and weed control on a four-step program.
Fence lines, tree rings and beds cut sharp so the whole lawn reads finished.
Core aeration and overseeding to break up compacted Michigan clay.
By project
Priced per job after a site visit. Anything structural — pavers, walls, grading — gets a written scope before work starts.
Shrubs and small trees shaped for health, light and clear sight lines.
Hedges squared up, overgrowth pulled back off siding and windows.
Beds edged, weeded and topped with fresh hardwood or cedar mulch.
Walkways, patios and retaining walls built on a compacted base to last.
Troughs and downspouts flushed clear before the freeze sets in.
Winter debris, matted leaves and salt damage cleared out in one visit.
Full leaf removal, bed cut-back and final mow before the ground hardens.
Standing commercial accounts covering grounds, walks and lot upkeep.
Winter
Contracts open in September and fill by late October. Per-push and flat seasonal pricing both available.
Driveways and lots cleared on a 2-inch trigger, storm after storm.
Bulk and bagged salt on walks, steps and entrances to cut slip risk.
Hand-cleared paths, porches and mailbox approaches the plow can't reach.
Flat-rate or per-push pricing locked in before the first snowfall.
Timing
A typical year on a full-service property. Weather shifts the edges by a couple of weeks either way.
Lawn and landscapeSnow and salt
Commercial
Offices, retail plazas, churches, apartment buildings and small industrial sites. One agreement covers grounds in summer and lots in winter.

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