Commercial Maintenance

Spring Start Up

Spring sprinkler start-up is a crucial process in ensuring your irrigation system operates efficiently throughout the growing season. Here are key steps to follow for a successful start-up:

System Inspection

Before activating your sprinkler system, we begin by thoroughly inspecting all components for any signs of damage. Our team checks for cracked or leaky pipes, damaged heads, and clogged filters to ensure everything is in optimal condition.

Remove Winter Covers

If we covered any sprinkler heads or pipes for winter protection, we remove these covers to ensure proper operation.

Turn on Water Supply

We gradually turn on the main water supply to your irrigation system, allowing it to slowly pressurize and avoiding sudden surges that could potentially cause damage.

Activate Sprinkler Zones

We start by manually turning on each zone to check for proper coverage and pressure. We carefully observe each sprinkler head to ensure they’re functioning properly, are unclogged, and distribute water evenly.

Adjust Sprinkler Heads

Based on our observations, we adjust the height or angle of the sprinkler heads to ensure optimal coverage, directing water exactly where it’s needed and preventing unnecessary watering of non-plant areas.

Check Timer & Settings

We review and adjust your timer settings to meet the specific watering needs of your garden or lawn, taking into account seasonal changes, vegetation type, and current weather conditions.

Test for Leaks

After the system is running, we walk through each zone to check for leaks or pooling water, addressing any issues promptly to prevent water waste and potential damage.

Clean Filters & Screens

If your system has filters or screens, we clean them to maintain proper water flow. This prevents clogged filters from reducing system efficiency.

Regular Maintenance Schedule

Once the system is operational, we establish a maintenance schedule for seasonal checks, adjustments, and repairs to ensure your sprinkler system continues to function efficiently.

Landscape seasonal Maintenance

Designed to keep outdoor spaces healthy, aesthetically pleasing, and well-maintained throughout the year.

Spring

Clean-up

Remove debris, dead leaves, and winter residues from gardens and lawns.

Mulching

We apply fresh mulch to flower beds, helping retain moisture and suppress weeds for healthier plants.

Pruning

We assess and trim shrubs and trees to promote healthy growth, removing any dead or damaged branches along the way.

Fertilization

We apply a balanced fertilizer tailored to the season, using a slow-release fertilizer in the spring for healthy sod establishment, followed by a balanced, nitrogen-rich fertilizer in the summer to encourage strong, sustained growth.

Lawn Care

We aerate and overseed lawns to improve soil health and promote strong grass growth, while also establishing a regular mowing schedule to keep your lawn looking its best.

Summer

Watering

Establish a consistent watering schedule, especially during dry spells.

Weed Control

We regularly identify and remove weeds from your gardens, lawns, and rock beds to prevent them from taking over.

Pruning

We perform additional pruning on flowering plants after they bloom to encourage continued growth and ensure vibrant future blooms.

Mowing

Our mowing services are available on customized weekly or biweekly schedules to fit your needs. Our team ensures your property is well-maintained and looks pristine. Each service includes professional mowing, string trimming, and edging around borders, curbs, and landscaping. To finish, we use blowers to clear grass clippings, leaving a clean, polished appearance. This ensures a lasting, positive first impression for your tenants, clients, and visitors.

Winter

Snow Management

We use plows and skid steers to clear snow from parking lots, pathways, and other high-traffic areas, ensuring accessibility and preventing ice buildup for safety throughout the winter months.

Tree Care

We inspect trees for signs of damage caused by snow and ice, and take steps to safeguard young trees to ensure their health and growth.

Planning

We evaluate the past season’s maintenance to identify any areas for improvement and plan for the tasks needed in the upcoming year.

Flower bed preparations

Preparing a flower garden for the spring season involves several key steps to ensure healthy growth and vibrant blooms.

Garden Clean Up

We begin by removing debris, such as fallen leaves, dead plants, and weeds that may have accumulated over the winter. This helps prevent pests and diseases while providing a clean space to work.

Soil Testing

We conduct a soil test to assess pH levels and nutrient content, helping us determine any necessary amendments or fertilizers for optimal plant growth.

Soil Preparation

Once the garden is clean, we loosen the soil using a garden fork or tiller and incorporate organic matter like compost or well-rotted manure to improve soil structure, drainage, and fertility. This helps the soil retain moisture and nutrients more effectively.

Layout Planning

We help you decide which flowers to plant based on your local climate, sun exposure, and soil conditions. We arrange your flower beds with thoughtful placement—taller plants at the back or center, and shorter ones in front—for a visually appealing display.

Choosing Plants

We select flowers that thrive in your region and bloom at different times throughout the season, ensuring continuous color. By using a mix of annuals and perennials, we create vibrant displays that return year after year.

Planting

Once the soil is prepared, we begin planting according to the recommended spacing for each flower to encourage healthy growth and proper airflow. We ensure the correct planting depth and water the plants immediately after planting.

Mulching

We apply a layer of mulch around newly planted flowers to retain moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature. Organic mulches like shredded bark or straw break down over time, enriching the soil for healthier growth.

Watering

We monitor the garden for moisture levels, particularly during dry spells. Water deeply but infrequently to encourage strong root development and promote long-term plant health.

Fertilizing

After planting, we recommend applying a slow-release fertilizer to provide essential nutrients throughout the growing season. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for proper application rates and timing.

Maintenance

As spring progresses, we regularly check for weeds and pests. Consistent maintenance, such as deadheading spent blooms and monitoring for diseases, helps keep your flower garden healthy and vibrant.

Fall Clean Up

A landscaping fall clean up typically consists of several essential tasks aimed at preparing your yard for winter while promoting healthy growth in the spring.

Leaf Removal

As part of our fall cleanup plan, we prioritize collecting fallen leaves to protect your lawn and garden. Removing excess leaves prevents smothering your plants and grass while reducing the risk of mold and disease.

Debris Clearing

Our fall cleanup plan includes removing sticks, branches, and other debris from lawns and garden beds. This not only creates a clean and polished appearance but also helps minimize the risk of pests and diseases.

Perennial Maintenance

We cut back perennials that have died back for the season to prevent disease and prepare them for winter. We also apply mulch around perennials to protect their roots from freezing temperatures.

Annual plant removal

We remove dead annuals from your garden beds to clear the space and make way for vibrant spring planting.

Weeding

We remove weeds before they have a chance to go to seed, reducing the weed population in the spring and promoting healthier garden beds.

Mulching

We add a layer of mulch to your garden beds to help insulate plants, reduce weed growth, and retain moisture in the soil.

Lawn Care

We take care of tasks like aerating the lawn, overseeding if needed, and applying fall fertilizers to promote healthy root growth and prepare your grass for winter.

Pruning

We trim back bushes and trees that need maintenance to prevent winter damage and promote healthy growth come spring.

Irrigation System Preparation

We winterize irrigation systems by draining and shutting them down to prevent pipes from freezing and bursting.

Spring Start Up

Landscape seasonal Maintenance

Spring

Summer

Winter

Flower bed preparations

Fall Clean Up

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