The season band · Every price public
Four seasons, one two-person crew. Ranges are ranges because yards differ — the exact number always lands in writing before we start, and nothing hides behind “call for pricing.”
Apr – May
The list opens in March and goes fast — beds first, mulch while they’re still bare, seed before the heat shows up.
Cleanup & bed refresh $180–$420
Beds cleared, edges recut, the first weeds pulled before they mean it.
Mulch install $85/yd spread
Delivered and spread. We’ll tell you how many yards it takes, not “a few.”
Aeration + overseed $140–$260
Plugs pulled, seed down, and a watering plan you can actually follow.
Jun – Aug
Mowing weeks run like a bus route: same day, same two people, edges every time.
Weekly mowing from $45/visit
Typical city lot. Mow, edge, blow — and the per-visit price holds all season.
Bed weeding rounds $60–$120
Every two or three weeks, before the bindweed wins.
Shrub & hedge trim $120–$380
Sharp lines or natural shape — your call, agreed out loud before we cut.
Sep – Nov
The yard gets put to bed: leaves hauled, sprinklers blown before the first hard freeze, perennials cut back.
Leaf cleanup $160–$400
Hauled away — not blown to the fence line for the wind to redistribute.
Sprinkler blowout $70 flat
Compressed air through every zone. One price, no lot-size arithmetic.
Perennial cutback $90–$220
What feeds the birds over winter stays standing; we’ll say which is which.
Dec – Feb
The quiet months. One-off jobs when the weather allows, and a straight answer about what we don’t do.
One-off cleanups by quote
Wind dropped a season of trash on your fence line? We’ll come square it away.
Gutter clearing $110–$180
Single-story and easy two-story. We know our ladders and say no past them.
Snow plowing not us
We don’t plow — and we’ll say so instead of doing it badly.
Found your season? The number comes next.
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