Landscaping maintenance and hedge trimming in Spring Hill, FL

Hedge trimming that keeps them full

A hedge that hasn’t been cut in a while starts to block the walk, cover windows, rub against the house and hide the street when you back out of the driveway. Regular trimming keeps it at the height and width you want, thick from the ground up, with straight lines and clean corners.

Each hedge gets cut back evenly on the top and sides, with the bottom left a little wider than the top. That shape lets sunlight reach the lower branches, so the hedge stays full at the base instead of going bare and twiggy underneath. When one has gotten badly overgrown, it’s better to bring it down in steps over a few visits than to cut it way back at once and leave it thin and brown for months.

Beds, shrubs and yard work

Landscaping maintenance covers everything outside the lawn itself: trimming the shrubs around the house, pulling weeds out of the beds, raking out leaves and old clippings, cutting back plants that have grown over the edges and freshening up the mulch. It’s the yard work that makes a house look kept up even when the grass is fine.

Some yards need it every few weeks through the summer, others a few times a year. Tell us what you want kept up and Cesar will give you a price for a one time cleanup or a regular visit.

Groundskeeping for businesses

We also keep up hedges and beds at local businesses, from a single row along the front of a building to long hedge lines around a parking lot like the ones in the photos on this page. Clean hedges and fresh beds are the first thing a customer sees when they pull in.

Clean beds when we’re done

Clippings left in the beds turn brown and look messy for weeks. After trimming, the crew rakes the clippings out of the beds and off the lawn and blows off the driveway and walks.

Hedge work often goes along with fresh mulch in the beds underneath. A new layer after a trim makes the whole bed look finished and helps hold moisture in the soil. Ask about adding it to your visit.