- What makes us better than other lawncare companies?
- At Little Foot Yard Care, we stand out from other lawn care companies by offering personalized, no-contract service with a focus on quality and reliability. Here's what sets us apart: No Contracts, No Hassle – We believe in providing service when you need it, without tying you down with long-term commitments. Owner-Operated Perfection – As the owner, Casey Robertson oversees every job, ensuring high-quality results and attention to detail. Top-of-the-Line Equipment – We use professional-grade tools and equipment to guarantee precise, efficient work on every lawn. Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed – We take pride in exceeding expectations and building lasting relationships with our clients. When you choose us, you’re not just getting lawn care—you’re getting reliable, high-quality service that truly cares for your property.
- What colors of mulch do you use?
- Whatever fits the project from black to brown.
- When is the best time of the year to prune?
- Late Winter to Early Spring (Dormant Season): Why: Pruning during this time, before new growth starts, allows plants to heal quickly and reduces the risk of disease. It also promotes stronger growth in the spring. Best for: Deciduous trees, shrubs, and roses. It's also a great time to prune fruit trees to encourage healthy growth. After Blooming (Spring and Summer): Why: For flowering plants, it's ideal to prune them right after they bloom to avoid cutting off next season’s flowers. Best for: Flowering shrubs like lilacs, azaleas, and forsythia. Fall (Before First Frost): Why: Light pruning in the fall can help tidy up plants and remove dead or damaged growth, but be cautious not to cut too much, as pruning too late can encourage new growth that may not harden off before winter. Best for: Removing dead or diseased branches.
- How do I pay my Bill?
- Login to Customer Portal
