Spring and fall cleanups in Randolph and across the South Shore

Spring and fall cleanups

Two single-visit jobs that decide how the whole rest of the season looks. Spring means pulling the winter wreck out of the beds and re-cutting the edges before growth kicks in, so the first mow lands on a property that is already clean. Fall means the leaves are gone, the perennials are cut back, and everything is buttoned up before the weather turns. Everything we pull off leaves with us. No pile in the corner for you to deal with in April.

• Leaf removal from lawn, beds, and around foundations
• Sticks, storm debris, and winter wreckage cleared
• Perennial and dead-growth cutback, beds re-edged
• Final blow-off and full haul-off of all debris

Lawn installation, sod, and renovation

When a lawn is past the point where treatment brings it back, the honest answer is to rebuild it rather than sell you three more years of applications. Full renovation, seed, or sod depending on the site and how fast you need it usable. Sod gives you a finished lawn the same day and is usually the right call on a slope or anywhere erosion is a factor.

Thatching and aeration

Thatch is the dead layer that builds up between the grass and the soil, and past about half an inch it stops water and air getting down to the roots at all. Dethatching pulls it out and core aeration opens the soil underneath. Done in the right window, together, this is the pair that turns a struggling lawn around.