What people like least about winter is the feeling of being cold. But it doesn’t have to be ...
Category: snow plowing
When it comes to snow removal, there are many different pieces ...
The Best Shovels To Clear Snow in 2022
No matter how much snow fall you expect or what kind of surfaces you need to clear, there’s ...
With winter in full swing and snow falling, it’s important to stock up on those winter essentials …
Fall may have just started, but the LawnGuru team is already looking …
As temperatures start to drop, so will your leaves. Fall is a crucial …
Last week we got our first taste of winter weather for the 2019-2020 …
Winter lawn care may be less intense than lawn care during other seasons, but there are a few things you can do to ensure that your yard is off to a fresh start once spring rolls around again. When the cold weather truly hits, here are some tips on how to maintain your yard through the colder months.
Winter Lawn Care 101
One Last Mow
If you are reading this prior to the first snowfall where you live, you may want to consider one final mow before the ground freezes. Making sure that your grass is short at the end of the season will protect new growth. Also, leaving grass too tall through winter can lead to burrowing animals damaging your lawn by creating dead spots and pulling up grass to create nests. If you don’t have time to mow or have already winterized your mowing equipment, call LawnGuru!
Fertilize For Winter
If you live in North America, there’s a good chance that your yard is made up of cool-season grasses like Bermuda or Bluegrass. If this is the case for your yard, you should fertilize your lawn before the first freeze. Late fall and early winter are the best times to fertilize your lawn because not only will you be replacing nutrients that have been lost from your soil during warmer months, but the fertilizer will remain in the soil and feed your lawn’s roots all winter long. Come spring, your lawn will be lush, green, and ready for some TLC from LawnGuru.
Clean
…
Unlike lawn season, snow season is time sensitive. Having a couple extra inches of green in the summer can be an eyesore, but having a few extra inches of snow in the winter can be the difference between going to work or working from home.
=&0=& your snow plowing business is completely different from marketing a lawn mowing business.
Snow Plowing Business vs. Lawn Mowing Business:
- Snow season is shorter than mow season.
- Snow doesn’t exactly fall at the same rate that grass grows.
- Snow services often take place at odd hours to ensure that customers’ driveways are clear by morning.
- Snow service is urgent and time sensitive, so the service window is much shorter.
Tips On Successfully Marketing A Snow Plowing
…