Sharp in spring. Buttoned up in fall. Lit for the holidays.
The work doesn't stop when the install is done. We come back to wake the property up in spring, put it to bed in fall, and — if you want it — hang the holiday lights so you're not on a ladder in December. It's the difference between a landscape that was nice once and one that stays nice.
- Spring cleanup, bed edging, and mulch refresh
- Fall cleanup and leaf removal
- Pruning, trimming, and bed maintenance
- Christmas & holiday lighting — install and takedown
- Flower planting and seasonal color
How we do it right
Spring sets up the whole year
Cutting back, edging, and re‑mulching in spring is what makes the beds look intentional for the next eight months.
Fall protects the investment
Leaves left to mat down over turf and beds cause disease and rot. A proper fall cleanup is cheap insurance on everything you planted.
Lights up, lights down
We hang the holiday lighting and take it down again in January. Nobody should be on an icy ladder in December.
Four simple steps
Free Consultation
We visit your property, listen to your goals, and talk budget — no pressure, no obligation.
Custom Design & Quote
You get a clear plan and a detailed, itemized estimate before any work begins.
Professional Installation
Our crew does the work — on schedule, and cleaned up when we leave.
Walkthrough & Care
We walk it with you, then keep it sharp with seasonal cleanups and snow removal.
Seasonal Cleanups & Holiday Lighting — the questions we get
When should I schedule spring cleanup?
As soon as the ground firms up — usually late March into April. Booking early matters, because the whole region wants theirs done in the same three‑week window.
Do you take the holiday lights down too?
Yes. Install in late fall, takedown in January, and we store them if you'd like. That's the entire point of not doing it yourself.
Is a fall cleanup really necessary?
In this climate, yes. Wet leaves matted over a lawn all winter cause snow mold and dead patches, and debris left in beds harbors disease. It's the cheapest thing you can do to protect the rest of the landscape.
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Often done together
Snow Removal
Residential drives and commercial lots, plowed and salted before you need to be anywhere.
Learn More →Landscape Design & Installation
A plan for the whole property — then the same crew builds it.
Learn More →Patios & Walkways
Paver and natural‑stone patios, walks, and entryways — built for a Wisconsin freeze‑thaw.
Learn More →Ready to talk about your project?
Free, no‑obligation estimate — usually scheduled within a week. Tell us what you're picturing and we'll come out and walk it with you.
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