August 2026

Summer Maintenance Invoice

From steady and heavy rains to high heat waves, Summer has finally really set in!

We knew the heat was coming and it has been a whole different battle these last few weeks as compared to the rain battles throughout June. We are appreciative of the good weather though and the chance to finally catch up our schedules.

We are working hard and getting caught up, lawn growth is already slowing and will continue to need less frequent visits as the heat sets in. Most lawns are still in very good shape, but it is becoming more important to ensure a good watering and fertilizing schedule to ensure they stay nice throughout the heat we expect for the rest of July and August.

So we are about to start our July fertilization rounds, and remind you to ensure the lawns and your outdoor plants are getting water! Watering is best done as a DEEP and INFREQUENT system. Most lawns only need about 1-1.5″ of water per week, depending on sun exposure and lawn grass length. You can easily measure by setting out a small tuna can, tupperdish, or upside down frisbee(something with roughly 1.5″ tall walls) under your sprinkler while water, and seeing how long it takes to fill up. This is about how much water you should give the lawn weekly unless it is a VERY high sun exposure lawn, this water can be given all at once or broken into 2-3 waterings throughout the week.
Our projects/landscaping schedule is still about 10 days “behind” from our original timelines predicted throughout April and May when we filled up the majority of our season. We will be back on track within the next 2 weeks, and are looking to fill our last couple slots remaining for projects and landscapes for September. After this, we will be taking booking for projects/landscapes for the 2027 year.

We are officially starting to think about the snow season ahead too! Hard to think of snow season during 30degree above weather, but we know that the summer will be coming to a close sooner than expected and we will need to have plans in place for October through March. September is the last month of Summer Maintenance packages and Invoices. Snow Removal Rates are being recalculated and packages organized, new rates will be getting sent out in August for beginning in October.

Stay cool and drink lots of water!

Thanking you for your support and business!

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