How a season runs

ONE YARD.HANDLED FROMMAY TO SNOW.

Mowing and trimming on a set day is the base. Feeding, aeration, seeding and cleanups get added when the lawn is actually asking for them — never by default.

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  • Set day

    Weekly or bi-weekly

  • No contract

    Stop whenever

7services, and that's the whole list

The shape of a season

The base doesn't change. The extras have to earn it.

Nothing here is a package you buy up front. It is how a season is put together, and every part of it is quoted on its own.

Included

Every mowing visit, all season

One price, and it covers all three. Nothing here is quoted separately.

  • The cut

    Height set to where the season is, clippings mulched back in or bagged off — whichever you asked for.

  • Trimming and blow-down

    Fence lines, tree rings and bed edges trimmed, then the walks, patio and driveway blown clear.

Ask what your lawn needs

Your quote lists exactly what's in it and what each part costs. Nothing gets added to a visit without you seeing the price for it first.

May to September

What a season looks like from your side.

The short version: you get a quote, you get a day, and then you stop thinking about it.

Once the ground has dried enough to work, the cleanup goes in: winter mat, gravel, sticks and blow-in off the lawn so the grass can start.

Weekly or bi-weekly mowing begins on a fixed day. First feed goes down once the ground has warmed up properly.

Cut height comes up through the hot stretch so the roots keep some shade. Second feed lands in the window where it does the most.

Aeration and overseeding go in while there's still growing season left to establish. Then the fall cleanup, before the snow beats us to it.

Why it's built this way

Two services done right beats six sold at once.

Aeration, on the lawns that need it

Base plus condition

Plenty of lawn companies sell a package with everything in it, because it's a bigger number and it's easier to sell once. The problem is that half of it doesn't apply to your yard — you pay for aeration on ground that isn't compacted and seed on a lawn that's already thick. We keep mowing and trimming as the base, because every lawn needs those every week, and quote the rest against what your lawn is actually doing.

The package way

How we quote it

A bundle where the weekly work is buried in the total.
Mowing and trimming as the base. That's what's needed weekly.
Every extra on every lawn, whether it helps or not.
Extras quoted against what the lawn is doing.
Nobody ever talks you out of a service.
We'll tell you when you don't need one.
It rolls over every spring unless you remember to cancel.
Nothing renews. You stay because it's working.

Local lawn result

What steady beats sporadic

A yard that got away over a few weeks, back under control in one visit.

Before

Left too long

After

Cut, edged, cleared

FREERedo

Our guarantee

Not right? We come back.

It holds all season, on every service, not just the first visit. Something got missed or done badly — call 250-329-4635 and we'll come and put it right at no charge.

  • You don't pay twice for work we should have done properly.
  • You don't need a contract to get it — there isn't one.
  • You don't have to be home for the return visit.
  • You don't have to build a case. Tell us what's wrong.

FAQ

Seasonal care, answered

Do I have to take everything?

No. Most people are on mowing and nothing else, and that's fine. The other services get quoted when the lawn needs them and you can say no to any of them without it affecting your mowing.

Do I pay for the season up front?

No. There's no season package to buy. You're quoted for what you've asked for, and the mowing is billed as it happens.

What if I want to stop mid-season?

Tell us and we take you off the route. Nothing to cancel, no notice period, no fee.

How do you decide what my lawn needs?

We're there every week looking at it. If the ground is packed, or a section is thinning out, or it's gone pale and hungry, we'll tell you and give you a price. If it doesn't need anything, we'll tell you that too.

Do you do snow removal in the winter?

Yes. Lawn season runs roughly May through September with cleanups at either end, and snow clearing picks up from there — driveways, walks and commercial lots. Same crew, same set-day approach, so the property is covered the whole year rather than handed to someone else in October.

A Fort St. John lawn under regular care

Book the season, not the visit.

One quote, one day of the week, and a yard that's handled from the spring cleanup right through to the fall one.

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