Weekly maintenance, seasonal clean-ups, a five-round fertilization program, and custom landscape design. For homeowners who'd rather spend weekends in the yard than mowing it.
Lawn health depends on timing as much as effort. Our program is timed to Delaware growing zones — each round, clean-up, and cutback happens in the week it should.
Most clients bundle weekly maintenance with the annual program. One price, everything handled, no surprise invoices.
"They know when to do things — aeration week, fertilizer week, last mow. I don't have to think about my lawn anymore."Priya S. · Middletown · 3rd year client
We'll put together a written quote for weekly service and the annual program. Most estimates come back within 24 hours — often same day.
Free, no obligation. We measure, inspect soil & turf, and talk about what you actually want the yard to look like.
Line-by-line pricing for weekly service and the annual program. No package bloat, no "call for pricing."
Same crew every visit. On-time within a two-hour window. Texted photos after every visit.
Year-round. Mowing runs April through late October. The off-season covers aeration, clean-ups, pruning, snow plowing, and planning for next year. Annual clients get priority scheduling regardless of season.
Mowing (with alternating patterns), string-trimming edges, hard-surface edging on a rotation, and a full blow-down of walkways, driveway, and patio. We flag anything that needs attention in our weekly report.
No. Weekly maintenance is month-to-month. The annual program is a year commitment because the timing of each round is what makes it work — but you can cancel for any reason.
Yes. We use granular slow-release products that are safe once watered in (usually within a few hours). We always leave a notice on the door after application.
Yes — landscape design and install is a core service. Consultation is free; we'll walk the property and send a design concept with plant list and pricing.
Free estimates. No obligation. Most quotes back within 24 hours.
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