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Oak Hill is larger lots with mature trees, close to town but with room around the house. That is a lot of lawn, a lot of canopy, and a fall that is mostly leaves. These yards reward a steady schedule more than one big effort a year.
The properties
The lots are big enough that mowing, trimming and edging take real time every week in the growing season. Fescue on clay needs cutting high through the summer heat to hold up, and it shows quickly when it is not.
The trees are old and there are a lot of them. That means shade over the beds, roots near the walks, and a leaf season that does not finish until the oaks do — usually well into December.
Where there are established beds, lighting or irrigation, keeping them working is most of what keeps the place looking right — a zone repaired, a fixture back on, a bed reset. Tree climbing and removal go to an arborist.
What we do in Oak Hill
Starting prices are the same everywhere we work. Text us about any of these — the message already says you're in Oak Hill.
Mow, edge, trim and blow off on a standing plan — weekly, biweekly, monthly or quarterly.
Larger lots here need a weekly cut in the growing season, and fescue on clay needs it at the right height.
From $85/visitPer visit, on a weekly plan
Through the growing season. Pause it over winter with one text.
Three leaf passes from late October to mid-December, hauled away rather than bagged at the curb.
Mature canopy drops leaves in waves, and the oaks keep going after the first cleanup.
From $510Smallest property size
Late October, mid-November, and a final pass December 1–15.
Structural pruning of shrubs and small trees in January and February, done from the ground.
Established shrubs under big trees do better with dormant-season cuts than with summer shearing.
From $255Smallest property size
January and February, while everything is bare.
Sprinkler lines blown out and the backflow and hose bibs wrapped, before the first hard freeze.
A system blown out before the first hard freeze avoids a cracked line come spring.
From $145Smallest property size
Mid-October to the first week of November — ahead of the freeze.
Everything the outside of the house needs in a year, on one agreement and one monthly number.
One agreement covering mowing, beds, leaves and winter prep takes a larger lot off the list for the year.
From $363/monthThe whole year, written down
Twelve months, with each visit in the month it belongs in.
How the year runs here
Dormant pruning happens in January and February, the spring reset in March, and weekly mowing runs from spring through the heat. Irrigation is blown out between mid-October and the first week of November, and the leaves come down in three passes through the first half of December.
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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