Straight answers on caring for a property in southeastern Connecticut. What the work actually involves, what it costs you to put it off, and how to tell good work from cheap work.
A plan that only mows leaves the two biggest jobs of the year to you. Here is why spring and fall cleanups belong inside your lawn care plan, not on top.
Maples drop in October, oaks hold their leaves into November. On wooded lots in Ledyard, Gales Ferry and Groton, one early cleanup gets buried again.
Mulch a light layer of leaves with the mower. Rake or remove anything thicker before the snow. Here is how to tell which one your Connecticut lawn needs.
A month-by-month lawn care schedule for Mystic, Groton, Stonington and New London County, CT: mowing, cleanups, crabgrass timing, aeration and seeding.
Picking a lawn care service in Mystic or New London County? Here is why a weekly plan with the same crew beats calling for one-off mows.
Hiring a retaining wall contractor in New London County, CT? Here are the drainage details, red flags, and questions that separate walls that last from walls that fail.
Lawn aeration and overseeding in southeastern Connecticut works best in fall. Here is why, how it works, and what to do after. Call (860) 980-1129.
Residential snow plowing routes in Mystic, Groton and Stonington fill fast. Learn what to book this fall and how to pick a crew before December.
Every October the maples go first. By early November the oaks follow, and by Thanksgiving most yards in New London County are sitting under a
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