Buffalo and 27 towns in Erie and Niagara County. Every one of them is on a mowing route in summer and a plow route in winter.
We keep the service area tight on purpose. A crew that only drives twenty minutes between stops finishes more yards per day, shows up on the day it promised, and is already in the neighborhood when the storm hits. If your town is below, we can be at your property for a written estimate within a few days.
Elmwood Village, North Buffalo, South Buffalo and every city lot in between. Small yards, big trees, narrow driveways.
Snyder, Eggertsville and the newer subdivisions off Maple and Sheridan. Lots of mature maples and heavy clay.
Post-war ranches and capes on flat lots. Straightforward mowing routes and quick plow loops.
Kenmore-adjacent streets and the Brighton side. Corner lots and long side yards.
Tight village lots where a clean edge along the sidewalk matters more than anywhere.
Wind off the river and open lots. Drifting snow and fast-growing turf in summer.
Larger properties, longer driveways and plenty of tree work in the older woodlots.
Village center and the newer builds toward Bowen Road. New lawns and first-time plantings.
Compact lots along Transit and Broadway. Hedge lines and foundation beds.
Rolling ground and creekside properties that hold water in spring.
Village of Hamburg out to the lake. Lake-effect bands hit here first.
Big lots, big trees, and the deepest snow totals in the south towns.
Historic village lots with mature plantings that need careful pruning.
Established neighborhoods near the lake with older hedges and fences.
Village streets around Main and the Amherst side. Beds, edging and hedge care.
Rural lots, long drives and open fields that drift in winter.
Wooded acreage and long private drives. Tree removal and plowing country.
The far south. Heavy snow, hilly ground and steep driveways.
Farm-edge properties and older homes along Route 62.
Village lots and rural parcels toward the county line.
Older neighborhoods with mature trees and narrow drives off Payne and Oliver.
City lots and the canal-side streets. Hedges, beds and stump work.
LaSalle and the north end. Fences, cleanups and plowing.
Escarpment properties with slopes that need grading and retaining walls.
Village lots near the river with strong winter wind.
Newer subdivisions with fresh lawns that need sod, seed and first-year care.
Larger rural lots and long driveways to plow.
Orchard country. Open ground, drifting snow, and lots of trees.
Every town above is on a route. Tell us where you are and what the yard needs.