October through March

The grass stops.
We don’t.

Leaves, gutters, storm damage, and snow don’t wait for spring. Same crew, same phone number, same show-up-when-we-say-we-will.

October – December

Leaf season

Madison County drops a lot of leaf for a lot of weeks. Bagging it yourself is a Saturday you don’t get back.

✓Full-property leaf removal, hauled off

✓Multiple visits through the drop, not one late cleanup

✓Beds and fence lines cleared, not just the open lawn

✓Gutters cleaned once the trees are bare

December – February

Winter & storm work

The quiet months are when the yard gets fixed instead of just cut.

✓Driveway and walk snow clearing

✓Storm limb and debris cleanup

✓Dormant shrub and hedge cutbacks

✓Firewood-length cutting of downed trees

February – March

Spring prep

What you do in March decides how the yard looks in June. This is the highest-value work of the year.

✓Bed edging and fresh mulch

✓Debris and winter kill cleanup

✓Aeration and overseeding

✓First cut scheduled before the rush

How off-season pricing works

Quoted by the job, not the acre

Mowing is predictable, so it prices by the acre. Leaf and storm work isn’t — a half-acre under six inches of oak leaves is more work than two clean acres. So we look at it, then give you a flat number before we start.

You see the number firstFlat price for the job, agreed before anything comes off the trailer.

Plan customers come firstRegular mowing customers get priority scheduling on leaf and snow days.

No winter retainerNothing to pay to stay on the list. You’re charged when we do the work.

Get on the snow list before it snows

Storm days book out fast and we clear standing customers first. Text us now and you’re on the list all winter — no charge until we actually plow.