Seventeen years of doing this right. Weekly and every-other-week lawn service, cleanups, and everything in between. One guy who shows up when he says he will.
Free evaluation of your lawn, no cost and no obligation.
Most of my customers are on a regular schedule, which keeps the yard looking right all season instead of playing catch-up every few weeks.
Weekly or every other week. Cut, trimmed, edged, and blown off clean every time. Same day each week so you know when to expect me.
Shrubs, hedges and bushes shaped and kept in line. Overgrown beds cut back so the front of the house looks cared for.
Spring and fall cleanups, leaves, storm debris, and yards that have gotten away from you. No judgment, I've seen worse.
Fresh mulch, bed edging, and cleanup around the borders. The thing that makes a decent yard look finished.
Overseeding and the seasonal work that keeps a lawn thick instead of thin and patchy year after year.
Moving out, selling the house, or the yard just got ahead of you. Happy to do a one-time visit and get it back under control.
I've been doing landscaping work for seventeen years. When you call, you talk to me. When the truck pulls up, it's me doing the work, not a rotating crew who've never seen your yard before.
That's the whole difference. I know which side of your yard holds water, where the sprinkler heads are, and how you like the edges done, because I'm the one who did it last week.
Real yards around Columbus. Same guy every week, same standard every time.
If you're in Muscogee or Harris County, I can get to you. Most of my work is within a short drive of where I already have customers, which keeps me on time and keeps your price down.
Right on the edge of it? Call and ask, it takes ten seconds.
It depends on the size of the yard, how much edging and trimming there is, and how often you want it cut. Rather than guess from a photo, I come out, look at the yard, and give you a real number the same day. Weekly and every-other-week customers get the best rate, and there is no contract.
Weekly during the growing season, which in Columbus runs from about April into October. Bermuda and zoysia grow fast in the heat, and a weekly cut keeps the yard even instead of taking too much off at once. Every other week works for slower yards and in the shoulder months.
No. If the gate is unlocked and the dogs are inside, I handle the rest. You know which day I come, so it is the same routine every week.
Yes. Moving out, selling the house, a yard that got away from you, or a cleanup before an inspection. One-time jobs are quoted up front once I have seen the yard.
Muscogee and Harris County, Georgia. Most of my work is within a short drive of where I already have customers. If you are near the edge of that, call and ask.
No. Regular customers stay because the yard looks right, not because they signed something. Change the schedule or stop whenever you need to.
I'll come look at it, tell you what it needs, and give you a price. No charge for that and no obligation after.
Either one takes about a minute. Tell me where the yard is and what you're after.
I come out, walk the yard, and tell you straight what it needs.
An actual price, not a range, and a day on the schedule if you want it.
I don't run ads. New customers find me because someone like you said something on Google. If I've cut your yard, a couple of sentences takes a minute and it's the most useful thing you can do for a one-man business.
