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Expert Lawncare & Landscaping in Norfolk, Virginia
Serving Ocean View, East Beach, Willoughby and the surrounding areas.
Our Services
Services offered
Lawn Mowing Services:
Mowing: Cutting grass to an appropriate, healthy height. Edging: Creating clean lines along sidewalks, driveways, and garden beds. Trimming (Weed-Eating): Cutting grass in hard-to-reach areas where mowers can't go. Blowing Removing grass clippings and debris from paved areas.
Tree Pruning
Is the selective removal of a tree's branches, buds, or roots to improve its health, structure, safety, and appearance by eliminating dead, diseased, or unwanted wood, controlling size, and encouraging strong, productive growth. It's a horticultural practice focused on long-term plant vitality and function, unlike simple trimming which is often just for aesthetics.
Year Round Full Maintenance
Core Services: Included Mowing & Edging: Regular, precise mowing at the right height with clean, defined edges. Fertilization & Weed Control: Tailored nutrient applications and treatments to prevent weeds. Pest & Disease Management: Protection against harmful insects and turf diseases. Aeration & Overseeding: Improving soil structure and thickening the lawn. Seasonal Cleanups: Leaf removal, debris clearing, and preparing the lawn for winter. Why "Year-Round Full-Service"? Comprehensive Care: Addresses all needs, from basic upkeep to soil health. Convenience: Eliminates the need for multiple providers or DIY efforts. Proactive & Preventive: Catches potential issues before they become major problems. Enhanced Property Value: A healthy lawn boosts curb appeal. Beyond Basic Maintenance Basic care focuses on looking good (mowing, trimming) but doesn't necessarily improve health. Full-service focuses on both health and appearance, ensuring a thick, vibrant lawn consistently.
Residential & Commercial Accounts
Residential lawn care serves homeowners, focusing on personal, aesthetic, and functional backyard spaces, while commercial lawn care serves businesses, emphasizing a professional, welcoming image for clients and employees, often involving larger properties, heavier equipment, and comprehensive, consistent maintenance for a strong brand presence.
Gutter Cleaning & Pressure Washing
What it involves: Debris Removal: Manually scooping leaves, sticks, and gunk from gutters. Flushing: Using a hose to wash out smaller particles and check for blockages in downspouts. Inspection: Checking for damage, loose fittings, or signs of wear and tear. Roof Clearing: Removing debris from the roof to prevent it from re-entering gutters. Why it's important: Prevents Water Damage: Stops water from overflowing onto your roof, siding, and foundation. Avoids Pests: Eliminates stagnant water and debris that attract mosquitoes, rodents, and insects. Protects Home Structure: Prevents foundation issues, basement flooding, and damage to walls. Maintains Function: Keeps the entire drainage system working efficiently to divert water. When to do it: At least twice a year, typically in spring and fall, or more often if you have many trees nearby
Flower Bed Design & Maintenance
Flower bed maintenance means the ongoing care and upkeep of garden beds to keep them healthy, vibrant, and visually appealing, involving tasks like weeding, mulching, pruning, deadheading, watering, and edging to control weeds, shape plants, refresh soil, and prevent overgrowth. It's about consistent attention to detail, not just planting, to ensure plants thrive and the landscape looks tidy and manicured all season
Bush & Shrub Trimming
Pruning and Trimming: This is a primary component of maintenance. Pruning involves selective cuts to remove dead, diseased, or damaged branches to protect the plant from pests and infection, encourage healthy new growth, and improve air circulation. Trimming generally refers to cutting back branch tips to control the size, shape, and appearance of the plant, often to create a neat, manicured look or prevent overgrowth around structures and walkways. The timing for pruning and trimming varies depending on the plant species and whether it blooms on old or new wood. Watering: Proper watering, especially for newly planted shrubs, is crucial. Deep, infrequent watering is recommended to encourage a strong, deep root system. Mulching: Applying a thick layer of mulch around the base of the plants helps to retain soil moisture, suppress weeds, and insulate the roots from extreme temperatures. Fertilization and Soil Care: Ensuring the soil is aerated and has adequate nutrients allows for better absorption of water and nutrients. Fertilizing might be necessary, but should be done carefully, especially with young plants. Pest and Disease Prevention: Regular maintenance and proper spacing between plants helps minimize the risk of pests and diseases spreading. Seasonal Cleanups: Clearing out old leaves, decaying matter, and general debris helps prevent pest infestations and prepares plants for the upcoming season. In essence, bush and shrub maintenance is about consistent, routine care that ensures plant health and aesthetic appeal year-round.
Fall/Spring & Leaf Clean up
Fall and spring cleanups are seasonal deep-cleaning routines for homes and yards, focusing on preparing for the upcoming season: Fall cleanup tidies up after summer, clearing leaves and debris to protect plants and prepare the landscape for winter dormancy, while Spring cleanup revitalizes the yard after winter, removing lingering debris, pruning, and preparing beds for new growth and summer enjoyment. Fall Cleanup Purpose: Prepare for winter, prevent disease, and tidy up before snow. Tasks: Raking leaves, trimming dead branches, clearing garden beds, removing weeds, cleaning gutters, and mulching to protect plants. Why: Prevents snow mold on the lawn, stops pests, and ensures a healthy start for spring. Spring Cleanup Purpose: Revitalize the yard for the growing season and summer. Tasks: Removing winter debris (leaves, twigs), trimming shrubs, adding fresh mulch, edging beds, and preparing for planting. Why: Promotes healthy growth, protects beneficial insects, provides food/shelter for wildlife, and makes the yard ready for summer. Key Differences Focus: Fall is about preparation for rest, while Spring is about awakening and revitalization. Timing: Fall cleanup happens as plants go dormant; spring cleanup starts after the last frost. Ecological Consideration (Spring): Some experts suggest waiting until temperatures are consistently warm (around 50°F) to avoid disturbing overwintering pollinators in the debris.
Bulk Trash pick up
Bulk trash pickup is a municipal or private service for collecting large, oversized items that don't fit in regular bins, like old furniture, mattresses, and appliances, often on specific days or by appointment, separate from weekly household trash collection. It helps residents dispose of bulky items that standard garbage pickup won't take, but usually has rules about what's accepted (no construction debris, hazardous waste) and placement at the curb. What it includes (Examples) Furniture: Sofas, chairs, tables. Appliances: Refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers (sometimes with special handling for freon). Mattresses & Box Springs. Oversized Yard Waste: Large tree limbs, bushes (often separate from household bulk). Other Large Items: Patio furniture, grills, large bags of household goods. What's usually NOT included (Examples) Hazardous Materials: Paint, oil, chemicals, propane tanks. Construction/Demolition Debris: Building materials, bricks, concrete, drywall. Automobile Parts. Electronics (E-Waste) (often handled separately). Bagged Household Waste (must be loose or in specific containers).
Aeration/ Lawn Treatment
Aeration is perforating soil to relieve compaction, letting air, water, and nutrients reach roots, promoting deeper growth, while lawn treatment is a broader term for applying products (fertilizers, herbicides) or performing services (aeration, seeding, pest control) to improve lawn health, with aeration often being a key component of a comprehensive treatment plan to create a stronger, more resilient lawn. Essentially, aeration makes it possible for other treatments to work effectively by opening up the soil. Lawn Aeration Explained What it is: Using a machine to pull small plugs or poke holes in compacted soil. Why it's done: To break up soil compaction from foot traffic, rain, or dense soil, allowing roots to "breathe" and access essentials. Benefits: Deeper roots, better water/nutrient absorption, reduced thatch, and a more durable lawn. Methods: Core Aeration: Removes soil plugs (most effective). Spike Aeration: Pokes holes (less effective for heavy compaction). Lawn Treatment Explained What it is: Any service or product applied to improve the lawn's appearance and health. Examples: Fertilizing, weed control, pest control, overseeding (planting new seed), and aeration. How it relates to aeration: Aeration makes treatments more successful. If soil is compacted, fertilizer and water can't reach the roots; aeration solves this problem first. In Simple Terms Think of your lawn's roots like your lungs. Aeration is like giving your lawn a big, deep breath by punching holes in the ground so fresh air, water, and food (nutrients) can get in easily, making the whole lawn stronger and healthier, and allowing any treatments you apply to actually work.
Mulch & Rock Installation
Rock and mulch installation means applying these materials as ground covers in landscaping for aesthetics, weed control, moisture retention, and soil temperature regulation, with the key difference being that mulch (organic) breaks down to nourish soil but needs replacing, while rock (inorganic) provides a permanent, low-maintenance, and structured look but doesn't improve soil health. Combining them strategically creates a functional, attractive, and durable landscape feature with lower overall effort. Benefits of Mulch Soil Health: Decomposes to add nutrients, improving soil fertility and structure. Moisture: Excellent at retaining soil moisture, reducing watering needs. Weed Control: Smothers weeds effectively. Temperature: Insulates soil, keeping roots cool in summer and warm in winter. Aesthetics: Offers natural, warm, seasonal tones. Benefits of Rock Longevity: A permanent solution that doesn't decompose or need replacing. Drainage: Enhances drainage and provides structural stability. Weed Control: Very effective at preventing weed growth. Pest Control: Less likely to harbor pests like termites compared to mulch. Aesthetics: Creates defined edges, structured patterns, and clean, modern looks. Key Differences & Combination Maintenance: Rock is lower maintenance long-term; mulch needs refreshing. Cost: Rock has higher upfront costs but lower long-term expenses; mulch is cheaper initially but recurring. Function: Mulch feeds soil; rock provides structure and drainage. Combined Use: Use rocks as borders or in high-drainage areas and mulch in beds where soil enrichment is desired for plant health.
Outdoor Assembly Services
"Outdoor assembly services" refers to professional services that specialize in putting together items designed for outdoor use that arrive in flat-pack or disassembled form. These services save the customer time and effort by handling the entire process, which typically includes unpacking, organizing parts, assembling all components according to manufacturer instructions, and placing the finished item in its desired location. What is included in outdoor assembly services? Professionals handle a wide variety of products, ensuring they are built correctly for safety and longevity outdoors. Common items include: Outdoor and Patio Furniture: Sunbeds, loungers, dining sets, modular sofas, benches, and storage units. Grills and BBQs: Assembly of various types of barbecue grills. Recreational Equipment: Backyard playground equipment, swing sets, basketball hoops, and other portable sports gear. Outdoor Structures: Gazebo kits, storage shed kits, and pergolas. Benefits of hiring professional services Hiring professionals for outdoor assembly offers several advantages: Saves Time and Effort: Professionals can assemble items much faster than a typical do-it-yourself attempt, allowing you to enjoy your new products sooner. Ensures Quality and Safety: Experienced technicians use the right tools and expertise to ensure the product is sturdy, level, and safe to use, which helps avoid common assembly mistakes that could damage the item. Convenience: Services often offer cleanup, including the removal and disposal of packaging and debris. Some even offer additional services like moving the old item out of the way.
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