Full system start-up: inspect all zones, test heads, check controller, adjust coverage, and repair any winterization damage found. Includes up to 4 zones.

$90 includes 4 valves, then $10 per additional valve.

Inspect sprinklers includes 3 visits per season to check for breaks, ensure proper coverage, and adjust the sprinkler timer to reflect the current season watering requirements. 1. Repairs: If repairs are needed, they will be billed at $90.00 per hour plus materials. 2. Approval: Repair costs will be discussed with the homeowner and must be approved before work begins. 3. Scheduling: Depending on the scope, repairs may be scheduled for a later date.

Most scopes start with a 1-hour minimum and adjust after site review.

Full system winterization using compressed air to purge all zones, shut off backflow preventer, and set controller to off. Includes up to 4 zones. 1. System Blowout: Clearing all water from the lines to prevent freezing and damage. 2. Valve and Timer Adjustment: Shutting off valves and setting the timer for winter mode.

$90 includes 4 valves, then $10 per additional valve.

Post-winter refresh: remove debris and dead material from beds, edge beds and lawn borders, rake and remove leaves, and prep planting areas for the season.

Most scopes start with a 4-hours minimum and adjust after site review.

End-of-season cleanup

Most scopes start with a 8-hours minimum and adjust after site review.

As-needed sprinkler repair. Diagnose and fix leaks, broken heads, valve and controller issues. Parts, labor, and notes tracked per repair; billed on actuals.

Most scopes start with a 1-hour minimum and adjust after site review.

Core aeration to relieve compaction and improve root growth. Recommended once per year — customer selects spring or fall.

Budget range based on small, medium, and large site assumptions. Current midpoint: $69.

Seasonal fertilizer program. Choose a 4, 5, 6, or 8 application plan — the quantity sets the price and the number of service months. Each application priced by lawn size. Application 1 – Early Spring Lawn Treatment (March–April) Apply granular fertilizer (19-3-5) to promote early-season green-up and root development Apply pre-emergent herbicide (Prodiamine) to prevent crabgrass and other annual weeds Evenly broadcast materials across all turf areas using a calibrated spreader Irrigation or rainfall is required within 48 hours following application to activate the pre-emergent Application 2 – Late Spring Lawn Treatment (April–May) Apply granular fertilizer (19-3-5) to support continued growth and turf density Apply pre-emergent herbicide (Prodiamine) for continued weed prevention Perform blanket application of broadleaf herbicide (3-way) to control existing broadleaf weeds throughout turf areas Apply fertilizer and pre-emergent using a calibrated spreader and herbicide using a calibrated sprayer for uniform coverage Irrigation or rainfall is required within 48 hours following application to activate the pre-emergent Application 3 – Summer Lawn Treatment (June–July) Apply granular fertilizer (28-4-10 with 50% slow-release nitrogen and 4% iron) to support summer performance, color, and turf health Perform spot treatment of visible broadleaf weeds using 3-way herbicide as needed Apply fertilizer using a calibrated spreader and herbicide using a calibrated sprayer for targeted coverage Avoid herbicide application during extreme heat or drought-stressed conditions Application 4 – Fall / Winterize Lawn Treatment (September–October) Apply granular fertilizer (20-4-20 winterize blend) to strengthen roots and improve winter hardiness Perform spot treatment of visible broadleaf weeds using 3-way herbicide as needed Evenly broadcast fertilizer across all turf areas using a calibrated spreader Apply herbicide using a calibrated sprayer for targeted coverage where weeds are present

Budget range based on small, medium, and large site assumptions. Current midpoint: $44.

Our mowing service is performed weekly and includes 28 visits per season and covers:  1. Mowing: Regular cutting to maintain a healthy lawn. 2. Blowing: Clearing clippings and debris from hard surfaces. 3. Edging: Sharp, clean edges along hardscapes and beds. 4. Haul Away: Removal of all clippings and debris from the site.

Budget range based on small, medium, and large site assumptions. Current midpoint: $50.

Recurring bed maintenance 1. Pruning: Regular pruning of shrubs and perennials to maintain shape and promote growth. 2. Weed Control: Application of weed control measures within landscape beds. *Additional visits or time may be required to maintain the landscape beds depending on weed growth, plant growth, and seasonal conditions. Services beyond the included scope will be considered Extra Work and a separate price will be provided for approval prior to completion.

Budget range based on small, medium, and large site assumptions. Current midpoint: $0.