Here for Whatever Else You May Need

We often hear from our customers about projects and tasks that go beyond their regular lawn and snow services. Whether you need help with a property-maintenance project, a repair, or simply need something moved or removed, feel free to ask!

In addition to our lawn-care experience, we have years of experience with general repairs, maintenance, handyman work, and mechanical projects. While we have a broad range of skills, there are certain types of work we cannot perform due to permitting, licensing, or liability requirements. This includes specialty work such as plumbing, electrical, and HVAC on residential properties.

Some of the additional services we may be able to help with include:

• Gutter cleaning

• Light to moderate junk removal

• Light to moderate transportation and moving — including appliances, furniture, and other items up to 2,000 lbs. per load

• General repairs and maintenance

• Fence and gate repairs — chain-link and wood

• Miscellaneous yard work — including soil tilling, seeding, basic maintenance, and most light landscaping projects

• Light, non-structural concrete work — under 100 sq. ft.

• Non-structural wood construction and light metal fabrication

• Christmas light installation

• Furniture and product assembly

• Small engine and tool repair

• Basic automotive maintenance and repairs — Jacob has previous automotive technician experience and holds ASE and Michigan industry certifications
   

Your Property, Our Assistance

Our business is about more than just lawn and snow — it's a way of life centered around helping our community however we realistically can.

We want our customers to know that we're more than just the people who mow their lawn or clear their driveway. We're a local resource you can reach out to when you need a hand.

Our availability and ability to take on additional projects will naturally vary depending on the season, workload, project size, and our current schedule. While we can't guarantee that we'll be able to accept every request, when we can realistically help, we'll always do our best to be there.

If you have something you need done and aren't sure whether it's something we can help with, just ask. There's no harm in asking, and we'll always be upfront with you about what we can and cannot do.