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Forest Hills is big lots, a lot of trees, and ground that rarely sits flat. It makes for a good-looking yard and a demanding one — slopes to mow, woods creeping in at the edges, and more leaves in the fall than a blower and a Saturday can handle.
The properties
Rolling ground changes the job. Slopes get mowed and trimmed carefully so the turf is not scalped and the clay underneath is not left bare to wash out. Where lawn meets woods, the edge needs holding back or the woods take a few feet a year.
The tree cover is the defining thing. Shade, roots through the beds, and leaf fall that lands on the lawn, the beds, the drive and the roof. Leaves left sitting on fescue into winter smother it, so when the cleanup happens matters as much as the cleanup.
Where there is lighting along a drive or a path, long runs under trees take a beating from roots and weather. When a section goes dark, we find the fault and repair it. Tree climbing, rigging and removal go to an arborist.
What we do in Forest Hills
Starting prices are the same everywhere we work. Text us about any of these — the message already says you're in Forest Hills.
Three leaf passes from late October to mid-December, hauled away rather than bagged at the curb.
Heavily wooded lots here need more than one pass, and the final one belongs after the oaks let go.
From $510Smallest property size
Late October, mid-November, and a final pass December 1–15.
A Half Day or Full Day crew that brings a yard that got away from you back into shape.
Woods edges, fallen limbs and overgrown corners build up on big lots, and a day of cleanup resets them.
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.
Tree cover over the roof fills gutters every fall, and overflow on a sloped lot runs straight into the beds.
From $275Smallest property size
Once after the leaves are down, once in spring.
Dead fixtures, dark runs and broken timers tracked down and fixed on an existing low-voltage system.
Long runs of lighting under trees take a beating from roots and weather, and most failures are a repair.
From $340Half Day, one-person crew
Mow, edge, trim and blow off on a standing plan — weekly, biweekly, monthly or quarterly.
Rolling lots need a crew that mows slopes carefully instead of scalping the high spots.
From $85/visitPer visit, on a weekly plan
Through the growing season. Pause it over winter with one text.
How the year runs here
Spring starts with clearing winter debris and resetting the beds in March. Summer is steady mowing on the slopes and holding back the woods at the edges. Leaf season is the big one here — late October, mid-November, and a final pass December 1–15 — with the gutters cleared once the leaves are down.
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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