Professional Lawn Care Services
Your lawn, perfectly maintained. Weekly mowing, seasonal care, guaranteed results.
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What’s included in our maintenance
Regular Mowing:
- Lawn mowing to ideal height (2.5-3 inches, adjusts per season)
- Sharp blades for clean cuts (prevents disease)
- Pattern variety to prevent soil compaction
Edging & Trimming:
- Crisp edges along walkways and driveways
- Trimming around trees, fences, and obstacles
- Professional finish every visit
Seasonal Adjustments:
- Spring: Higher cut for root development
- Summer: Adjusted for water restrictions
- Fall: Lower cut, prepare for winter
- Maintenance schedule fits Vancouver Island's climate
Cleanup:
- Grass clippings blown off hard surfaces
- Debris removed after each visit
- Your property left pristine
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Garden Bed Mulching
Fresh mulch makes beds look amazing and helps plants thrive. Blocks weeds, holds moisture, feeds soil as it breaks down.
PROFESSIONAL BED PREP
We clear weeds and edge beds properly before mulching—the secret to long-lasting results.
COASTAL-READY MATERIALS
Mulch that handles Vancouver Island's rain and salt air without washing away or breaking down too fast.
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FAQs
Questions? Good. We'd be worried if you didn't have any. Here's what Campbell River homeowners ask us most—straight answers, no runaround.
Yes. One-time mowing available, but regular maintenance keeps your lawn healthiest.
Depends on lot size. Most residential lawns: $40-$80 per visit. Get your free quote for exact pricing.
Weekly during growing season (April-October). Bi-weekly in slower months. We adjust based on growth.
The best time to plant trees and shrubs is during the early spring or fall. In spring, the soil is warming up, and plants can establish roots before the heat of summer. In fall, cooler temperatures and increased rainfall help plants settle in before winter. Avoid planting during extreme heat or frost to ensure the best chance of survival.