Landscape Maintenance Services

Mowing covers the lawn itself — grass, edging along hardscape, and clipping cleanup. Landscape maintenance covers everything planted around that lawn: flower beds, shrubs, hedges, and mulch. Many customers bundle both so the whole property gets attention on one visit, but they're scoped and priced separately since bed work takes different time and tools than mowing does.

That depends on your plant palette and the season — North Texas clay soil plus summer heat and rain cycles can push weeds hard in spring and after a wet stretch. Most properties do well on a bi-weekly or monthly bed visit; heavily planted properties or ones with a lot of exposed soil between plants may need weekly attention during peak growing season. We'll recommend a cadence after seeing your beds firsthand.

We're not an irrigation repair company, but as we're already in your beds regularly, we'll flag anything obviously wrong — a broken head, a soggy spot, a bed that's clearly not getting water — so you can get it fixed before it kills plants. We don't diagnose or repair sprinkler systems ourselves.

It's a common sight in this region — crepe myrtles hacked back to stubs every winter, which weakens the plant and produces weak, whip-like regrowth instead of the natural canopy shape. We won't repeat that pattern. If a plant's been over-cut in the past, we'll talk through a multi-season plan to retrain its shape properly rather than continuing the damage.