Professional Lawn Care & Snow Removal in Plymouth, MN

Brooklyn Park sits in the Mississippi River valley with predominantly heavy clay soils that retain moisture and compact easily. This requires aggressive aeration (often twice yearly), specific fertilizer timing for Zone 4b, and careful mowing practices to prevent soil compaction. The 8-inch grass height ordinance also factors into our mowing schedule. Our team uses specialized equipment and techniques designed specifically for these clay soil conditions rather than generic lawn care approaches.

Our fleet of 16 trucks begins mobilizing as soon as accumulation reaches trigger depths. For contract clients, we prioritize clearing before Brooklyn Park's 48-hour sidewalk requirement deadline. During declared snow emergencies, we coordinate with the city's plowing schedule to ensure compliance with parking bans and full-width clearing requirements. Emergency calls receive response within 4 hours during active weather events.

Absolutely. We design service schedules around Brooklyn Park's requirements—grass and weeds below 8 inches, sidewalk snow clearing within 48 hours, winter parking ban compliance (2am-5am November through March). We monitor your property conditions and proactively schedule services before you risk city violations. Many clients choose us specifically because we handle compliance monitoring so they don't have to worry about potential fines.

We maintain flexible response capacity for both lawn and snow emergencies. If storm damage requires immediate cleanup, if grass grows unusually fast during wet periods, or if unexpected snow hits outside our forecast window, just contact us. Contract clients receive priority scheduling, and we can typically accommodate urgent requests within 24-48 hours for lawn issues or 2-4 hours for snow emergencies.

We're strategic about deicing products because we maintain both your winter safety and your lawn investment. For sidewalks and high-traffic areas, we use calcium chloride or magnesium chloride products that are less harmful to turf than rock salt. We apply at proper rates to avoid oversalting. Near planting beds and grass, we often use sand or specialized ice melt blends. In spring, we assess any salt damage and factor remediation into your first lawn treatments if needed.