Are you Licensed and Insured?

Yes, we are licensed and insured for the services we have listed. We can provide proof of insurance and license. This information is also available on the State of Connecticut Consumer Protection website.

What towns do you service?

Newington, West Hartford, Berlin, Wethersfield, Rocky Hill, Cromwell, Farmington, Glastonbury, Plainville, Southington, Bolton, Coventry, Vernon, Ellington, Enfield, Avon, Simsbury, Bristol, Burlington. If you don't see your town listed, contact us about your project to see if we can work with you.

Do you offer snow removal?

At this time, we do not offer the traditional type of snow removal. We offer other snow removal services.

We make pathways if the snow is too deep to walk through.

Cut down piles at the end of driveways for better visibility again.

Move snow piles back to the edge of pave surfaces. (The snow is just moved on the property; we do not remove it from the property.)

Which payment methods are accepted?

Cash, Check, or Venmo.

What is included in your Lawn Mowing prices?

Our lawn mowing prices include: Cutting the lawn (Mulching the clippings), Trimming the lawn edges (Single pass), and blowing off paved surfaces.

Additional tasks can be added during each mowing visit (For an added charge.): Bagging grass clippings, hauling away grass clippings, pick up fallen sticks and haul them away, Vertical and Horizontal Trimming (Double pass), Flower dead heading, and any of our other maintenance services.

Once a month mowing is price for one mowing pass (mulching the clippings), trimming the lawn edges (single pass), and blowing off paved surfaces. Extra Charges: For additional mowing passes, or to break up clogs of grass.

Do you offer Landscape Maintenance Service Packages?

Yes, we do, let us know what services you are looking for and we can talk with you about details and look at your property and create a Maintenance Service Package for you and your property. Every yard and property owners’ needs are different and it’s easier to make a package individually, rather than have a standard package and then redo the package by removing and/or adding services.