The best looking lawns in April earned it in October. Fall is when next year's lawn gets decided, and it is the season most properties skip.
Leaves are not harmless
A thick mat of leaves left through winter smothers grass, holds moisture against it, and invites disease. Come spring, the lawn under it is thin, patchy, and behind. Fall cleanup, done once or twice as the trees finish dropping, is the cheapest insurance a lawn can buy.
A simple season by season calendar
Spring: cleanup of winter debris, first cuts at the right height, beds edged and mulched. Summer: consistent mowing with height adjusted for heat, watering deep and early during dry spells. Fall: leaf cleanup, a final shorter cut, beds put to rest. Winter: brush and limb cleanup, and the projects the growing season crowds out, like painting interiors, welding repairs, and clearing that overgrown corner.
Storm season never checks the calendar
Ozarks weather delivers limbs and debris on its own schedule. Part of maintaining a property year round is having a crew that shows up after the storm without being begged.
What a standing account really buys
Our recurring clients across Berryville, Green Forest, Eureka Springs, and Harrison do not think about any of this. The calendar above is our job. The property just stays sharp through every season, and the same crew handles whatever else comes up.
Want your property on the calendar instead of on your mind? Call AR Solutions at 870 505 0042. Free quotes, weekly, biweekly, or seasonal.