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cut / service visit

One mowing visit. Recurring customers are billed per cut or monthly.

spring cleanup

The first big visit of the season — debris, bed edging, first cut. Usually priced separately.

aeration

Pulling cores from the soil so water and nutrients reach the roots. Autumn work in cool-season grass.

overseeding

Spreading seed over existing turf to thicken it, usually paired with aeration.

dethatching

Removing the dead layer between grass and soil.

pre-emergent

Weed control applied before germination. Timing-critical; miss the window and it does nothing.

cool-season vs warm-season grass

Fescue and bluegrass versus Bermuda, zoysia and St Augustine. Determines when everything happens.

sod vs seed

Instant lawn at higher cost versus cheaper but slower and weather-dependent.

The calls it handles

35%
Recurring maintenance quote
Weekly mowing and upkeep. The backbone — recurring revenue, low ticket, decided on price and reliability.
25%
One-off cleanup or project
Spring cleanup, mulch, an overgrown yard. Higher ticket, seasonal.
15%
Design or hardscape enquiry
Patios, walls, full redesign. Long cycle, needs a designer not a crew.
10%
Irrigation problem
Sprinkler not working, zone dead, water bill spiked. Often urgent in summer.
10%
Existing customer scheduling
Skip this week, they missed us, when are you coming.
5%
Storm or emergency cleanup
Downed limbs blocking a drive. Time-sensitive.

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