Questions, answered

Call us or send a request from our contact page. Tell us your address and what you would like done. A photo of the yard helps. We will come back to you with a clear answer.

It depends on the size of the yard, the condition of the lawn, how often you want us and how easy it is to reach. We do not publish one price for every yard. Call us and we will give you a clear quote once we know what you need.

Both. Many customers start with a one-time cleanup or a single visit and then add a regular schedule. Others only need an occasional job.

Usually not for yard work in an accessible yard. We can agree on how we get in, such as a gate, and let you know when the work is done.

It depends on our schedule when you call. Several customers mention in their reviews that we responded and came out quickly.

Lawn care (mowing, edging and maintenance), yard cleanups, hedges and shrubs, tree trimming, landscape design, and seasonal garden care including weeding and mulching.

Yes. We bag and take away the green waste from cleanups, trimming and pruning jobs.

Yes. Weeding and mulching are part of our seasonal garden care.

We can check and adjust sprinklers and handle basic repairs. Tell us what you are seeing, such as dry patches, leaks or broken heads.

Yes. If you have a design, we are glad to help make it real. If you do not, we can talk through planting and layout ideas for your yard.

Most lawns do well with a mow about once a week during the growing season and about every two weeks when growth slows. Read our full guide on mowing for more detail.

It depends on the grass. Bermuda and similar grasses are kept shorter, around 1 to 2 inches, while tall fescue and St. Augustine are kept taller, around 2.5 to 3.5 inches. Never remove more than about a third of the blade in one mow.

Water deeply and less often rather than a little every day, and water early in the morning. Your local water agency may set watering days and offer rebates, so check their rules.

Often not. Short clippings break down and return nutrients to the soil. Bag them if the grass is very long, wet or full of weeds.

Dead and hazardous branches can come off at any time. For routine pruning, late fall through winter suits many trees. Check for active bird nests first, because they are protected in California.

We trim and prune many trees at the property. For very large trees or trees near power lines, we will tell you if a certified arborist is the better choice.

Fast growing hedges often need trimming a few times a year, and slower ones less. Light, regular trims keep a hedge dense and tidy.

Yes. Clearing overgrown weeds, brush and debris is one of our most common jobs. For official fire safety and defensible space rules, check with your local fire authority.

Pasadena, South Pasadena, Altadena, San Marino, Arcadia, Glendale, La Cañada Flintridge and Sierra Madre.

Call us and tell us where you are. If you are close to the areas we serve, we can usually tell you right away.

Yes. Victor Diaz leads the work, and customers mention both Victor and his son in their reviews.

Read customer feedback on our reviews page for first-hand experiences with the business.