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Don’t Wait to Schedule Your Spring Startup Service
Even though spring fever arrived, full force, on the heels of that 80 degree double header in mid-February – the calendar doesn’t lie. Winter is technically with us for a few more weeks. That being said, most irrigation contractors encourage homeowners to schedule...
7 Lawn Drainage Damages to Look for Following Heavy Rains
May was marked by relentless torrential downpours in central Maryland. Just when homeowners thought it was safe to go back in their backyards, another storm would strike, dumping untold gallons of rainwater onto freshly-mowed lawns. Time will tell if June provides a...
5 Summer Sprinkler Tips to Help You Conserve Water, Save Face
Mother Nature took her good, sweet time this year, but warm weather ultimately – and repeatedly – returned to Maryland earlier this month. Statewide, mower engines revved, gardening tools were plucked from peg boards, and automatic irrigation systems were primed to...
Enjoy Longer Days, Brighter Nights with Spring Landscape Lighting
So the bad news is that graying clumps of snow still dot yards, parking lots, and grassy median strips. But the good news is that we can see them, in broad daylight, when we leave work at 5 p.m. That means the days are getting longer. And that means that warmer...
4 Illuminating Questions to Ask Your Outdoor Lighting Contractor
Love the idea of an LED retrofit? Searching for the right solar fixtures to provide a safer, more secure landscape? Deciding on materials is the easy part. Finding someone to handle the installation is somewhat trickier. Not all outdoor lighting contractors are...
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Don’t Wait to Schedule Your Spring Startup Service
Even though spring fever arrived, full force, on the heels of that 80 degree double header in mid-February – the calendar doesn’t lie. Winter is technically with us for a few more weeks. That being said, most irrigation contractors encourage homeowners to schedule...
7 Lawn Drainage Damages to Look for Following Heavy Rains
May was marked by relentless torrential downpours in central Maryland. Just when homeowners thought it was safe to go back in their backyards, another storm would strike, dumping untold gallons of rainwater onto freshly-mowed lawns. Time will tell if June provides a...
5 Summer Sprinkler Tips to Help You Conserve Water, Save Face
Mother Nature took her good, sweet time this year, but warm weather ultimately – and repeatedly – returned to Maryland earlier this month. Statewide, mower engines revved, gardening tools were plucked from peg boards, and automatic irrigation systems were primed to...
Enjoy Longer Days, Brighter Nights with Spring Landscape Lighting
So the bad news is that graying clumps of snow still dot yards, parking lots, and grassy median strips. But the good news is that we can see them, in broad daylight, when we leave work at 5 p.m. That means the days are getting longer. And that means that warmer...