Use spring to review the whole property
The start of the growing season is a useful time to review beds, lawn edges, and the areas affected by winter debris. Note what needs routine attention and what may need a separate improvement. A clear list helps you distinguish seasonal cleanup from a larger landscape change.
Our landscape maintenance includes bed weeding, pruning, perennial care, edging, mulch refresh, and debris cleanup. We consider the plants and their timing when discussing the work. For beds that need renewed coverage, our mulch installation can fit into that plan.
Coordinate regular care during the growing season
As growth increases, lawns and planting areas need different kinds of attention. A mowing schedule can keep the grass tidy, while bed weeding and shrub care address the surrounding landscape. Discuss those needs together so the areas between the lawn and the house are not overlooked.
We offer weekly and biweekly mowing during the growing season, alongside landscape maintenance options. If you own a second home or rental, explain how often you visit and the appearance you want between stays. That gives us a more useful starting point for discussing scheduled care.
Choose a fall leaf plan that fits the site
A thick, wet layer of leaves over grass needs a different approach from a light scattering. University of Delaware Extension explains that leaves can be shredded or reused in appropriate landscape areas. Clearing the lawn and making thoughtful use of suitable leaf material do not have to be competing goals.
Our leaf cleanup service removes leaves from lawns, beds, and hard surfaces. You can arrange a single visit or multiple cleanups as the trees continue dropping leaves. Discuss which areas need clearing and what approach you prefer before the work is scheduled.
Include winter access in your annual plan
Winter changes the priorities around a property. Driveways, entrances, walkways, and parking areas may need attention when snow and ice arrive. Our snow removal and de-icing covers residential and commercial properties, so you can discuss access needs alongside your other seasonal services.
Call us to plan property care in Frankford, Georgetown, Lewes, and Sussex County, DE. We will review the services you need and the areas to include. For more on handling fall leaves, see the University of Delaware guide to recycling leaves.