The backflow prevention device in your home’s sprinkler system prevents hazardous contaminants from making their way into your city’s municipal water system. Pesticide residue or pet waste on the sprinkler heads can contaminate the water in the sprinkler system pipes. Without a backflow prevention device, this contaminated water could flow backwards into the city water system if the water pressure in their pipes drops below the water pressure in your sprinkler system. Read More»
Do you plan to host a backyard summer wedding? If so, then now is the time to start preparing the lawn for its big moment. To help you with this potentially challenging task, here are a few steps to take and the timeline in which to take them.
Three Months Before
As soon as you know your yard will serve as a wedding backdrop, begin by consulting with an experienced lawn care service. Read More»
When the appearance of your home’s exterior and its landscaping gets neglected and not kept up well, the result is likely a lower valuation of your entire home and not to mention loss of value to any landscaping you have completed in the past. A big part of maintaining your yard and its landscape value includes keeping up what you already have with regular care. With a professional landscape service, you can get their help in keeping many areas of your property and its landscaping protected in value. Read More»
After moving into your first home, there could be a lot of different landscaping projects that you want to work on to make sure that your home feels welcoming. If you’re concerned that your trees are in poor condition, it can be a good start to see if tree trimming is needed and how it can make a big difference to the way your home looks.
If you’re unsure of how to go about hiring professionals for tree trimming, consider the following tips that will help you hire the right business for getting your trees trimmed. Read More»
A bumpy lawn makes it difficult to mow, and it can also pose a tripping hazard when you are playing or working in the yard. Fortunately, most bumpy lawn issues can be repaired.
1. Determine the Cause
There are several possible causes for a bumpy lawn. The most likely is that ruts have formed from mowing in the same pattern every week. Another common cause is drainage issues. Water may be sitting on top of the soil or just beneath the surface, creating low areas and voids that result in bumpiness. Read More»
