Here lies some answers to questions you may have regarding services and their importance or purpose

Small Lawn Care: 

1. What is "Small Lawn Care"? (Small Lawn Care is intended for 5,000 Sq.Ft. and smaller properties that still cover mowing, edging, bush/low tree trims, and weed control.)

2. What goes into standard lawn care? (Mowing and edging are the primary solution to provide an ideal appearance, where customer requests or service suggestions can be made to suit the property best. For example, Bermuda grass is very resilient and can be cut lower often however more sensitive grasses like Fescue need taller cuts and less often due to their slower growth.)

3. What effects come from overgrowing grass? (Overgrown grass obviously creates issues of walking and hidden pests but also can begin to negatively affect the grass growth from lack of proper sunlight to the lower leaves. It even hides holes/dips in the yard that could potentially cause physical injury. Additional organic material unregulated can also begin to stain and buildup on your concrete, developing more issues on the property over time.)

Pressure Washing:

1. Is Pressure Washing even important? (Yes, Pressure Washing is very important to concrete longevity by eliminating foreign fluids and organic stains from embedding on the material. It also improves the surface traction on slanted driveways or staircases to prevent falls and vehicle tire slippage. The original color of the concrete is able to reflect vividly and correctly represent the property's first impression)

2. How long does Pressure Washing last? (When done correctly, Pressure Washing alongside chemical rinses will provide 1-2 years depending on variables like surrounding trees, car leaks, or previous water irrigation issues. On average you can expect a year of clean concrete reflecting when the lawn is thoroughly maintained and rain is able to drain off away from the concrete.)

3. What is a soft-wash? (Soft-washing is a gentle chemical rinse provided for sensitive portions of a property like vinyl siding, gutters, or windows to protect from high-pressure water. This service removes surface stains and organic growth where necessary revealing a refreshed portion of the overall appearance.)

Junk Removal/Disposal:

1. What goes into removing junk from a home? (Assessing the property exits/entrances, a pathway of removing the clutter is identified and loaded to dump at the appropriate landfill.)

2. What is not accepted among junk removal? (Extreme biohazards [e.g. Organic Decomposition], Dangerous materials [e.g. Flammable/Explosive objects], and items not accepted by landfills [e.g. Disposed Liquids/Asbestos Material])

3. What dangers come from junk clutter/accumulation? (Increased health risks, structural damage from heavy weight and property damages like mildew deteriorating walls/carpet from exposures.)