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These are real ranges for a typical Bergen County property. You get an exact number in writing before anything is ordered, and we would rather lose the job than surprise you at the end of it.
April to November
Same crew, same day, every week.
Mow, trim, edge the beds and hard surfaces, blow everything clean. We rotate mowing patterns so the lawn does not rut, and sharpen blades twice a week so the cut tips do not brown.
From $65 a visit on a quarter-acre lot
March, and October into November
The two visits that do the most visible work.
Spring: beds cleared, grasses and perennials cut to the ground, edges re-cut, first feeding. Fall: leaves off on a rotation so they never sit long enough to kill the grass underneath.
$450 to $1,200 depending on tree cover
Six visits, March to November
Feeding and weed control timed to the grass.
Cool-season lawns here are mostly tall fescue and bluegrass, and they want most of their food in autumn. Our program is weighted that way. The national chains front-load spring because green grass in April is easier to sell.
$380 a year for up to 5,000 square feet
April to June, September to October
Plants chosen for the spot they are going in.
Deer pressure in Bergen County is heavy, and it decides the plant list more than any other single factor. We measure sun, check drainage, then pick from things that survive here: inkberry holly, oakleaf hydrangea, switchgrass, catmint, bayberry, sweetspire.
Plans from $850, credited against the install
May to October
Built on a base that will still be flat in fifteen years.
Most failed patios in this area failed underneath. We dig eight inches, compact in layers, and use open-graded stone so water moves down and out. Nothing sits there waiting to freeze under your bluestone in February. It costs more on day one and it is the whole job.
$38 to $70 a square foot installed
Year round, ground permitting
For the corner of the yard that never dries out.
North Jersey sits on heavy clay and plenty of these houses were graded toward themselves. We find where the water comes from, move the grade, and give it somewhere to go: a dry well, a French drain, or a rain garden that turns the problem into a planting bed.
$2,400 to $9,000 for a typical residential fix
Installs May to September, service year round
Water where it is needed, light where you walk.
Irrigation on smart controllers that read local rain data, so the system is not running through a thunderstorm. Lighting in low-voltage brass and copper, aimed at trees and steps, not at the windows across the street.
Irrigation from $3,800, lighting from $2,600
December 1 to March 31
Seasonal contracts only. We do not take per-storm calls.
A seasonal contract means your driveway sits on a route we planned in November. You are not waiting on whichever truck comes free. Two-inch trigger, salt on request, and we come back for the ridge the town plow leaves at the end of your driveway.
Seasonal contracts from $780
Nobody chases you and nobody disappears. You will know the month we start before you sign anything.
You call or write
Tell us the address and roughly what is bothering you. We look at the lot on the county map before anyone drives out.
We walk it with you
Forty-five minutes on the property. We check sun, drainage and soil, and we tell you on the spot if something will not work.
You get a drawing and a number
Inside two weeks. A plan you can hold, itemized pricing, and the month we would start. No pressure call afterward.
We build it
One crew, start to finish. A photo at the end of each day and a text the night before anyone shows up.
We walk it again
Together, at the end. Anything on that list gets fixed before we invoice the balance.
We keep it alive
Most installs roll into weekly maintenance, because the first two seasons decide whether a planting makes it.
Deer decide the plant list in this part of the state more than sun or soil does. These are the workhorses we keep coming back to.
Cleanups, planting and hardscape, yes. Mowing, no. A weekly route only works if it is the same properties every week, so maintenance is sold by the season.
Maintenance routes fill by late March. A patio booked in February starts in May; booked in June it starts in late summer. Drainage usually moves faster because those crews are smaller.
Between $38 and $70 a square foot installed. Pavers on a flat lot sit at the low end. Full-color bluestone with steps, a seat wall and a lighting run sits at the high end. You get the number in writing before anything is ordered.
Some of it, if the winter is hard enough. Nothing is truly deer-proof in Bergen County. What we can do is build the plan around things they avoid and keep the things they love close to the house, where they are less willing to come.
Yes, but seasonal only. Trucks are routed in November and we do not add properties mid-storm, because that is how driveways get missed.
New Jersey Home Improvement Contractor registration, $2 million general liability, workers compensation, and two licensed pesticide applicators on staff. Certificates go out with every proposal.
Forty-five minutes on your property, a drawing you keep, and a number in writing. If we are the wrong company for the job we will say so on the first visit.