Where we work

Our lawn and garden crews run routes through five Northwest Houston communities, so we know these neighborhoods: their soil, their trees, and their HOAs. Pick your city below for local details.

These five communities are not interchangeable, which is why each has its own page rather than a template with the name swapped out. Spring sits under mature oak and pine canopy that changes how turf has to be mowed and fed. Cypress is mostly newer construction, where the real problem is sod laid over compacted builder soil. Tomball runs to half-acre and full-acre lots that need equipment sized for them. Hockley is split between brand-new subdivisions and open acreage. Magnolia is pine country with sandy, acidic soil that will not hold fertilizer the way clay does.

Those differences decide real things: mowing height, how much nitrogen a lawn can actually use, which plants belong in a bed, and how urgently a leaning tree needs attention. Working the same routes every week is what lets us plan around them instead of guessing.