While chemical treatments like synthetic fertilizers, herbicides, and pesticides are commonly used to maintain lawns, there are more sustainable, environmentally-friendly alternatives that can lead to better long-term results.

As the vibrant fall foliage starts to blanket the streets of Burlington, Vermont, many homeowners are focused on enjoying the season’s beauty, but there’s one crucial task that often gets overlooked: fall cleanup landscaping services.

Last summer, Marie helped a client transform their backyard into this gorgeous space, complete with a new patio, a pergola, and a firepit.

Aside from enhancing your curb appeal and the overall look of your home, mowing your lawn regularly (once every 5-8 days) is one of the best things that you can do for the long-term health of your lawn!

If you’re ready to close the books on Winter and looking to put away your snowblower, follow these couple of simple maintenance steps to save you hundreds of dollars in costly repairs.

Think you need a big loader to handle a big snowstorm? Think again. Yes, we love pulling out the big guys, but tractors are an awesome option for most property snow removal needs. What’s the advantage?

Although Salt is an effective and surefire way to prevent slipping on our icy sidewalks, there are a variety of alternatives for de-icing your walkways you can use.

Many of our team members are hardy, Vermont-tested, Ice-driving, snow-plowing experts, but we know that driving on less than dry clear roads can be nerve-wracking.

Despite all our best efforts, predicting what weather we’re going to have can be a fool’s game, but we have some pretty solid guidelines to help our snow removal team stay on top of it.