Seasonal Support

Services and scheduling needs change throughout the year. This page explains what to expect during winter, spring, summer mowing season, and fall cleanup, as well as timelines for fertilization and lawn health cycles.

Winter — Snow Removal Support & FAQs

Winter services focus on snow and ice management to maintain safe driveways, walkways, and access points.

Services Offered

• Driveway plowing

• Sidewalk and walkway clearing

• Ice melt / salting

• Commercial lot clearance

• Return salting visits during refreeze

FAQs

“When will my driveway be plowed?”
Routes begin once snowfall reaches service thresholds or storm completion, depending on contract type.

“Do you offer emergency snow removal?”
Yes, but priority is given to:

• commercial properties

• emergency service locations

• recurring contract customers

“Do delays cost extra?”
No. Weather-related delays do not incur fees.

“Can I request salting only?”
Yes. Salt-only services are available.

Spring — Cleanup & Scheduling

Spring focuses on preparing your lawn and property after winter.

Services Offered

• Spring lawn cleanup

• Stick and debris removal

• Mulching and trimming

• Bed redefinition

• Aeration and dethatching

• First mow of the season

Scheduling Notes

• Spring cleanup typically starts late March to early April

• Pre-booking is recommended for priority routing

• Property access may be required for cleanup

Tip

Booking by February increases availability and allows early-season discounts.

Summer — Weekly Mowing Season

Summer is the peak period for weekly and bi-weekly mowing.

Weekly Mowing Details

• Most weekly mowing routes run April through September

• Bi-weekly mowing may be offered for slower growth periods

• Recurring customers receive:

  • priority scheduling

  • route consistency

  • next-day rescheduling when needed

Customer Expectations

• gates unlocked during service window

• pets secured

• yard free of major debris

Fall — Leaf Cleanup & Seasonal Prep

Fall focuses on leaf removal and preparing your lawn for winter.

Services Offered

• Leaf and debris cleanup

• Gutter cleaning (where offered)

• End-of-season mowing

• Bed cleaning

• Winterization prep

Scheduling Notes

• Peak period is October to early December

• Weather may influence leaf removal frequency

• Early scheduling is recommended to avoid heavy leaf backlog

Fertilization & Lawn Treatment Cycles

Proper lawn health requires timed applications.

Typical cycles include:

• Early spring: pre-emergent / weed control

• Late spring: fertilization boost

• Summer: maintenance treatments as needed

• Early fall: core aeration and overseeding

• Late fall: winterizing fertilizer

Recommendations may vary based on:

• grass type

• soil condition

• property size

• shade vs sun exposure

Customized plans are available on request.

Common Questions

“When does weekly mowing start?”
Typically April, depending on weather and grass growth.

“How far ahead can I schedule spring cleanup?”
Bookings open in January with priority for recurring customers.

“Do you offer bundled seasonal plans?”
Yes. Discounted packages for spring, summer, and fall are available.