Spring cleanups are all about clearing away the mess winter leaves behind. This includes removing fallen branches, dead leaves, and other debris that can smother your lawn or garden beds. A thorough cleanup not only improves the appearance of your property but also helps promote healthier grass and plant growth by allowing sunlight, air, and water to reach the soil more effectively.

Spring and summer planting set the foundation for a vibrant, thriving landscape throughout the warm seasons. This includes installing seasonal flowers, shrubs, and other plantings suited to your soil and climate. With the right timing and placement, early planting adds instant color and curb appeal, while summer care ensures those plants continue to grow strong, healthy, and resilient through the heat.

"Mulching is a key part of maintaining healthy garden beds and a polished landscape throughout spring and summer. It helps retain soil moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature as conditions heat up. Applying a fresh layer of mulch in spring improves the appearance of your outdoor space and continues to support plant health all summer long by enriching the soil as it breaks down. 

Spring lawn maintenance is essential for building a lush, green lawn that lasts through the seasons. Seeding helps fill in bare or thin patches, encouraging thicker, healthier grass growth. Fertilization gives your lawn the nutrients it needs to recover from winter stress and kickstart strong root development. Together, these services help create a dense, resilient lawn that can better resist weeds, drought, and disease.

Spring and Early Summer are the ideal time to assess the health of your trees and shrubs. Seasonal maintenance may include inspecting for winter damage, pruning dead or overgrown branches, and checking for signs of pests or disease. Early care helps shape healthy growth, improves air circulation, and reduces the risk of issues later in the season—keeping your landscape looking its best year-round.