Freeze-thaw cycles lift and drop the ground all winter, which is why a lawn that was flat in November is lumpy in April. Rolling in early spring, while the soil is still soft but no longer saturated, settles it back down without compacting it.
The same season shows the damage: plow scars along the driveway edge, salt burn where spray landed, and thin patches where snow mold sat. Those get repaired and overseeded while soil temperatures are right, which around here means spring or, better, late summer into early fall.
Give the address and what you need — weekly mowing, a seasonal plow contract, a cleanup. Photos help for one-off work.
A firm number for the property and the service, and for snow, a seasonal contract you sign before the first storm.
Your property is on the schedule — mowed on its day, plowed on the trigger depth. You stop thinking about it.
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