After a few years of COVID-19 keeping us all from doing many of the things we love, this year is bound to be full of good times and making new memories now that the pandemic has seemingly stabilized. With summer right around the corner, us New Englanders are just itching to get back to barbeques, pool parties, and roasting marshmallows. Are you ready to be the life of party, hosting friends and family at your house? Today, we’re sharing four ways to transform your backyard with hardscaping that will make your house the envy of all your neighbors!
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A fresh blanket of snow on your property may look pretty, but don’t let it blind you to the potential dangers accumulating on your rooftop. Removing snow from your roof is a crucial part of home maintenance that ensures safety and preserves the integrity of your roof. In this blog, we’ll explore the best practices for rooftop snow removal, covering the right timing, tools, techniques, and why calling in the professionals is often the wisest choice. Continue reading Rooftop Snow Removal: Why, When, and How
As daylight saving time comes to an end here in New England, it’s only going to get darker outside. So, we figure now’s a great time to talk about landscape lighting options—whether you’re looking to illuminate your property or increase your home’s safety and security. From spotlights that accentuate architectural features to gentle path lights guiding your way, the choices seem endless. However, finding the perfect lighting for your home’s landscape and hardscape is easier when you consider your specific outdoor spaces and needs. Let’s explore.
Autumn can be a beautiful time of year in New England as the leaves turn to vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows and blanket every surface. However, what many homeowners might not realize is that neglecting fall leaf removal can pose significant threats to the health and beauty of their lawn. So, before you skip fall leaf cleanup at your home or business, let us explain the hidden dangers of doing so and why this is such a crucial seasonal task.
You might have beautiful granite countertops in your kitchen, but have you considered that granite is also a great material to use outdoors? It’s timeless, durable, and an easy way to elevate your outdoor living space. Whether you’re considering granite for a patio, 
An efficient irrigation system is crucial for maintaining a lush, healthy landscape. Yet so many property owners are unaware that their sprinkler systems may be wasting water, leading to higher utility bills and an unnecessary strain on local water resources. In this blog, we’ll explore the signs of sprinkler system water waste and share tips on how to optimize yours to achieve a beautiful landscape without being wasteful.
Water features like fountains or small ponds add visual appeal to your property and can provide a sliver of calmness and serenity to your yard. But as with everything else in landscaping and hardscaping, these require regular upkeep to stay functioning properly. Today, we’ll cover how to maintain an outdoor water feature and why it’s important to do so. 
Many New Englanders are chipping away at yardwork and competing to have the best, greenest lawn in the neighborhood this year. But even the most basic of yard maintenance tasks—like cutting the grass—can be done incorrectly. Today, we’re sharing seven lawn mowing mistakes you should avoid to mow like a pro.
When installing a new driveway, you have a few options for materials. From asphalt to poured concrete and pavers to gravel, the choices can be overwhelming. Regardless, driveways are a significant investment, so you want to be confident in your decision. In this post, we’ll explain why paver driveways are best.
Spring is just around the corner; before we know it, all the snow will be melted, and it’ll be time to start tending to the gardens. Take a look around your yard: what are you growing this year? When you head to the nursery, your plant purchasing options come down to two primary categories: annuals or perennials. Today, we’re going to share the things