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Belle Meade lots are large, and they have been planted for a long time. Old hardwoods, long drives, formal beds with clean lines — the kind of yard where a soft edge or a pile of leaves is the first thing you see pulling in. The work here is less about volume and more about keeping it exact.
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Formal beds only look formal when the edges are sharp and the shrubs hold their shape. That means edging on a schedule, weeds pulled by hand, and pruning in the right month from the ground — not a hedge trimmer run over everything in June.
Old hardwoods mean a real leaf season, and it runs long. The oaks are usually the last to let go, so one cleanup in November leaves the lawn covered again by December. Long drives and walks collect it too.
The trees themselves are a job for an arborist — we do not climb, rig or remove. What we do is everything underneath them: the beds, the lawn, the drive, the gutters, and the lighting and irrigation already in place.
What we do in Belle Meade
Starting prices are the same everywhere we work. Text us about any of these — the message already says you're in Belle Meade.
Structural pruning of shrubs and small trees in January and February, done from the ground.
Formal shrubs and hedges hold their shape best with careful dormant-season cuts, not shearing in summer.
From $255Smallest property size
January and February, while everything is bare.
Three leaf passes from late October to mid-December, hauled away rather than bagged at the curb.
Old hardwoods drop late and heavy, and a single pass in November does not cover it.
From $510Smallest property size
Late October, mid-November, and a final pass December 1–15.
Beds weeded, cut back, re-edged and mulched, with everything we pull hauled away.
Formal beds show a soft edge or a weed from the street, so they get worked on a schedule.
From $340Half Day, one-person crew
Gutters cleared and flushed twice a year, debris hauled off, with photos so you can see it was done.
Mature trees over the roofline fill gutters fast, and they need clearing once the leaves are down.
From $275Smallest property size
Once after the leaves are down, once in spring.
Everything the outside of the house needs in a year, on one agreement and one monthly number.
A large property with this much going on is easier on one agreement than a dozen separate calls.
From $363/monthThe whole year, written down
Twelve months, with each visit in the month it belongs in.
How the year runs here
Winter is dormant pruning, while the shape of every shrub is easy to see. Spring is the reset — beds cut back, re-edged and mulched in March — and the lawn and beds are kept tight through summer. From late October the year is leaves: three passes, with the last one in the first half of December after the oaks are done.
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Next step
A picture of the yard tells us more than a form does. Text one over and we'll come back with a number.
Or call
(615) 410-9103