Services
Priced by the job, never sight-unseen
An estimator walks the property, then you get one fixed written scope and price for the whole job. The visit costs nothing.
Commercial grounds
About half the calendar is commercial: businesses, property managers and HOA common areas. Same approach as a house — somebody walks the site, and you get one written price for the whole scope.
Residential & commercialStorm season workFree estimate
How a job gets scoped
Three steps, every time
The call
Starts hereDescribe the job in your words
Get a rough idea of cost
Flag anything urgent or unsafe
Book the visit before you hang up
The walkthrough
Measured, not guessed at
Access, gates and haul-off checked
Questions answered on the spot
No charge, no obligation
The written scope
One fixed price for the job
Line by line, nothing implied
You approve before scheduling
No deposit to hold the date
We do not publish a rate card. Every property is different, and a number without a walkthrough behind it is a guess.
When to call
December and January are the easy months to get on the schedule
Work drops off through the holidays — people put the budget into lights instead. February through November the calendar stays full, so a big project booked in the quiet weeks gets done sooner and gets more attention.
The shape of twelve years of the owner's own schedule, described on the phone. Not measured data.