Landscaping
In this area, we perform perform a variety of tasks that may include a combination of the following activities: lawn planting, mowing, planting, pruning, watering, fertilizing, digging, raking, installing sprinklers, and installing segments of concrete walls without joining them with cement mix.
PMC require specialized personnel in the areas of Aeration & Overseeding, Design & Installation, Drainage & Grading, Flea & Tick Control, Hardscape/Landscape, Irrigation, Landscape Lighting, Leaves and dump management, Snow & Ice Management.
Aeration & Overseeding
Core aeration should be performed on your lawn every one to two years, either in the spring or fall, to improve the overall health of your lawn. Overseeding should be completed at the time of aeration to thicken the turf.
Garden Design & Installation
The design and installation of gardens in outdoor spaces is a creative and technical process that involves the planning and creation of attractive and functional green areas. It consists of the planning, creation and establishment of green and landscape areas in outdoor environments.
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Drainage & Grading
Surface grading involves manipulating the ground level to ensure that water flows away from your property smoothly. This solution focuses on correcting the slope and eliminating low spots where water tends to accumulate.
Flea & Tick Control
Flea and tick control in gardening involves methods and products used to manage or eliminate fleas and ticks that may affect plants, pets, or people in outdoor spaces. Fleas and ticks are common pests that can harm animals, transmit diseases, and cause discomfort to humans. While they primarily affect pets, they can also inhabit outdoor areas, including gardens, where they may thrive in shaded, moist, or overgrown areas.
Hardscape & Landscape
Hardscape and landscape are two fundamental components in gardening and outdoor design, each playing a distinct role in shaping the overall aesthetic and functionality of an outdoor space.
Hardscape refers to the non-living, man-made elements incorporated into a garden or outdoor area. These elements typically include structures, pathways, and other hard materials that serve functional and decorative purposes.
Landscape, on the other hand, encompasses the living, natural elements within a garden or outdoor area. It involves the arrangement and cultivation of plants, trees, shrubs, and other organic elements to create visually appealing and functional outdoor spaces.
Irrigation
Irrigation in gardens refers to the process of artificially applying water to plants, crops, or landscaping to help them grow and thrive. It involves the controlled distribution of water to the soil to ensure that plants receive an adequate amount of moisture necessary for their growth, especially during dry periods or when natural rainfall is insufficient.
Landscape Lighting
It's the deliberate illumination of outdoor areas, such as gardens, yards, pathways, and other outdoor spaces, to enhance their aesthetic appeal, safety, and usability during nighttime hours. It involves strategically placing lighting fixtures to highlight specific features, create ambiance, improve visibility, and increase security in the outdoor environment.
Leaves & Dump Management
It is the handling and utilization of leaves and organic debris within a garden or outdoor space. It involves various practices aimed at managing fallen leaves, yard waste, and organic material generated within the garden. Effective management of leaves and organic debris is crucial for maintaining soil health, supporting plant growth, and promoting a sustainable garden environment
Snow & Ice Management
Snow and ice management refers to the practices and strategies employed to deal with snow and ice accumulation on roads, walkways, parking lots, and other outdoor surfaces to ensure safety, accessibility, and functionality during winter weather conditions. It involves a range of techniques aimed at minimizing the hazards posed by snow and ice by either removing or minimizing their impact on various surfaces.
