Everything people ask before signing

It depends on the size of the lot, the length of the driveway and how many walks we clear. The plans page shows what each plan includes; your agreement carries your own numbers.

Text us your address in spring and we'll set a first mow once the grass is growing. In the fall, the snow route fills in the order agreements come in, so we say where you sit before the first snowfall.

Our business filing and the insurance record are in the footer of every page. We send a certificate of insurance on request, before the first visit.

One of us walks the lot with you, or you text photos and a street address. We measure the lawn and the driveway, note the slope and where snow can go, and send a written quote by text or email.

Each plan is billed on a set schedule written into the agreement. We take checks and card payments; the quote lists the schedule and the methods.

Mowing moves to the next dry day on your route. A skipped visit is not billed. In winter, we plow when snow reaches the trigger depth in your agreement.

In summer, pick up hoses, toys and dog chains. In winter, mark the edges of the driveway if you can and move cars off the pavement. Tell us about sprinkler heads, pet fences and anything under the lawn.

Elk River and towns in Sherburne, Anoka and Wright counties. The service area page lists them, and where we don't go.

Not on the crew yet. Text us and we'll find a way to get your quote written clearly.