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How often do you mow? Lawns are mowed weekly March through October and biweekly or as needed in February and November. While we try to service your lawn on the same day each week, there are situations that may alter the schedule for that week (weather, mechanical problems, holidays). We do not accept customers on a biweekly schedule but if there are times you wish to skip a week, call or e-mail us the day before and there will be no charge. All our mowing is done in sequence and usually cannot be rescheduled for later in the week. However, we can always accommodate your requests in the event of a party or special function. What is your fertilizer program? Our fertilizer program is based on Washington State University recommendations for Western Washington. Fertilizer is applied 6 times per year every 6-8 weeks between February and September with an annual lime application in November. Broadleaf weeds and crane flies are also treated at the appropriate times. Good fertilizer programs are more than just applying fertilizer to lawns; we also recognize and treat other problems such as moss, red thread, and various turf grass diseases. How is payment for services handled? We bill monthly for our maintenance services. For Landscape installs, beauty bark jobs, and big cleanups payment is due on completion. For some of our larger jobs, half the balance is due prior to the scheduled start date. Billing is done the last day of every month and payment is due by the 15th. Currently we do not charge a late fee if your bill is late however, we can stop services if payment exceeds 30 days overdue. If we do a big clean up or beauty bark job payment is due on completion. Currently we accept cash and checks as method of payment. Are you licensed and insured? For your protection, anyone working on your property should be licensed and insured. In the event of an accident or injury to an unlicensed or uninsured worker, the property owner may be held liable. Eastside Land Care is licensed and insured and our employees are covered by State Industrial Insurance. |
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