Cheshire properties tend toward the rural end: open lots, tree lines, and plenty of places where the yard runs right up against woods. That last part is the thing that catches people out in the fall — a property bordered by woods keeps collecting leaves long after the ornamental trees have finished dropping.
It also means more edge work. Where a lawn meets a treeline or a stone wall, the difference between a decent job and a good one is entirely in the trimming.
Seasonal work in Cheshire
Weekly and biweekly mowing through the season, landscaping and mulch, fall and spring cleanups with haul-away, and plowing through the winter. If you want one crew handling the property year-round — mowing in July, plowing in January — that's how most of our Cheshire-area customers set it up.
Contracting work too
Decks and porches, hardwood floors, framing, siding, remodels and demolition. If the property needs building work as well as grounds work, it's the same company.