Poo Patrol / Lawn Patrol

If money was no object what pet would you buy? A Tibetan Mastif would be on our list along with a housekeeper to keep up with all the hair

Everyone stay safe and warm out there today! Our crews will be taking a snow day.

Talk about snow!!! I dont think even the dogs can find their poop. All regular clients will be postponed until further notice. We will keep you all posted! Stay warm and safe out there everyone!!

There are so many people in my life that have been helpful, encouraging, and great pillars of advice. Today's shout out goes to my wife Megan, she is an integral part of my life and our operations. Megan and I celebrate 11 years of marriage today and I dont know where I would be without her. Thank you for all you do and for standing with me in life! Love you.

Leaves, pick them all up, or leave them to decompose on the grass and garden? There is benefit to leaving SOME of your leaves on the grass over winter. They do break down and provide nutrients for your lawn and garden. They can also inhibit weed growth early spring. Piling leaves in your garden and flower beds is a fantastic way to help protect bulbs over winter and provide nutrients for the spring.... The issue with leaving to many leaves on the lawn is you greatly increase the risk of damaging your lawn and creating issues such as snow mold, fungi and rodent damage from moles or mice. What we suggest, if the leaves lightly cover the lawn and you can see 2/3 of your lawn or more, you can leave them be and clean them up in spring. If you cannot see your grass you need to clean them up.