[This article was previously published in 2020 and has been revised and enhanced for the 2021 "post-coronavirus" summer.]
Summer 2021 means the return of backyard barbecues and having friends and family over for dinners outside. Which means having your yard looking it's best.
This is the year to transform your backyard and other outdoor spaces from being neglected and unkempt into a lush oasis, regardless of how large or how small your outdoor space is.
Topics: Yard Waste Removal, DIY projects, backyard, lawn care, outdoor entertaining
While installing sod might be a bit intimidating to some homeowners, it actually can be a quite simple landscaping task. Maybe not easy, but simple to do.
However, there are certain steps to follow and a few tools you should have. Not to mention the preparation of the ground you plan to install your new sod onto.
Topics: landscaping debris, landscaping, lawn debris, yard waste disposal, lawn care
Yard waste doesn't have to end up in your local landfill. In fact, almost all of it can by recycled and reused when you know how.
However, if you are looking out your front window at massive snow drifts and dealing with sub-Arctic temperatures, yard waste is probably the last thing on your mind.
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, Yard Waste Removal, lawn debris, yard waste disposal, composting, lawn care
The days of large swaths of lawn grass and expansive sprinkler systems are waning. And mowing, weeding, and raking every week. Low-water yard design is in.
Most every homeowner prides themselves on the lushness of their front lawns and the tidy look of a well-manicured landscape. But all that green grass comes at a price.
Topics: Yard Waste Removal, landscaping debris, landscaping, lawn debris, lawn care
Fall is just around the corner and autumn is a great time for lawn and yard preparation before the winter.
And that also means some lawn and landscaping debris removal.
Topics: Yard Waste Removal, landscaping debris, lawn debris, yard waste disposl, lawn care
If you own or rent a house, odds are you have a lawn. And, if you're like most people, you want your lawn to look nice. Now is the time to start.
According to lawn care experts, the most important part of spring lawn care is to make sure that the lawn has plenty of opportunity to gently come back to life during the early spring months. If done right, sunlight and soil will do most of the work for you.
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, Yard Waste Removal, lawn debris, yard waste disposal, lawn care