A yard you never have to think about.
Weekly mowing, sprinklers and seasonal cleanups across Colorado Springs. One crew, one schedule, one text when it's done.
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Get the yard ready for winter.
Fall work is what sets up a Colorado Springs yard for next year. Here is what it needs from now until spring, and why.
- Before the first hard freeze
Sprinkler blowout
Compressed air clears every zone so trapped water can't freeze and crack pipes, valves and heads. Book it before the freeze, not after.
- September and October
Core aeration and overseeding
Clay packs down over a summer of foot traffic and wind. Pulling plugs now lets water and seed reach the roots while the soil is still warm.
- October and November
Leaf cleanup
Leaves left on the lawn all winter mat down and smother the grass under them. We rake, mulch-mow or haul them off, your call.
- February
Lock in your spring crew
People here lock in their spring crew in February. Fall customers get first call on spring spots, so there is nothing to chase.
- April
Sprinkler startup
We turn the water back on, check every zone and set the controller for deep, less frequent watering.
Why aeration and deep watering pay off here
A lot of yards in the Springs sit on clay-heavy soil, and the wind dries a lawn out fast. Clay packs tight, so short, frequent watering runs off or stays near the surface.
Core aeration opens the soil back up. Watering deeply and less often pushes roots down, where they ride out dry spells. We set your controller that way at spring startup, within whatever the current local watering rules allow.
What customers say
Sample layout. On your site these are your real Google reviews, quoted word for word.
“Your strongest Google review goes here, word for word. The best ones mention the crew by name or how the yard looked when they got home.”
“A short review about showing up on the same day every week. Three lines at most.”
“A review that mentions a fall blowout or cleanup, so new customers see you handle more than mowing.”