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Creating A Lush and Welcoming Landscape

It isn't always easy to make your yard a focal point, but by doing the right things, you can make those trees, bushes, and flowerbeds stand out. I started focusing more and more effort outdoors a few years back, and although I had a slow start, I quickly discovered that things were getting better. I wanted to create a new website where other people could learn about landscaping, because it is so rewarding. On this website, find out everything you have ever wanted to know about planting plants, making your landscape interesting, and troubleshooting common yard work problems. Your yard will thank you!

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Creating A Lush and Welcoming Landscape

Five Pre-Winter Lawn Care Tips

17 November 2020
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It's just about time for the last bout of landscaping maintenance before the winter arrives. The following tips can help ensure you have a green lawn after the spring thaw. 1. Clear Fall Debris Those fallen leaves may add a satisfying crunch underfoot, but they will destroy your lawn over the winter. The leaves create a heavy mat that chokes out the lawn grass over the winter months. The leaves can also make issues like mold, fungus, and disease more likely on your lawn, with the result being large dead spots in the grass come spring. Read More 

Five Optional HOA Snow Removal Services to Consider

29 September 2020
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Snow removal is an important responsibility of many HOAs, especially in areas where snow and ice are a problem. There are several optional services you may also want to consider as part of your basic snow removal plan. 1. Community Plow Service At a bare minimum, most HOA covenants include snow plowing and removal for the main roads that pass through the development, especially if city or county plowing doesn't cover the property. Read More 

Five Ways Excavation Can Solve Drainage Problems On Your Property

26 August 2020
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Many drainage problems in the yard can be solved with the help of a site excavation service. The type of solution you need depends on the problem. 1. Foundation Drains Water that collects near your foundation can lead to foundation damage and a wet basement. Often, the solution is to install a perforated drain pipe around the perimeter of the house. Water will seep into the pipe and then be routed safely to the sewer drain system, thus saving your foundation. Read More 

4 Reasons You May Need Sprinkler Or Irrigation Repair

21 August 2020
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Sprinkler systems can be huge time savers, allowing you to have a relatively carefree lawn, garden, or landscaping bed if you don't have time to water the plants manually every day. But although the system may not have a lot of moving parts, you can still have trouble if something leaks, clogs, jams, or corrodes within your sprinkler system. Here are some of the potential reasons why you may need sprinkler or irrigation repair. Read More 

Building A Treehouse? 3 Ways A Tree Service Can Help

24 July 2020
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A treehouse is one of the ultimate backyard kids' play areas, and it's something that many parents can tackle building on their own. But before and after the construction of your child's treehouse, you should work with a professional tree service. Here are three reasons why it benefits everyone. 1. Clean Up the Tree First Before you decide on the shape, size, placement, and height of the treehouse, give the tree itself some attention in order to ensure a safe result. Read More