What you get on a plan
- Route-stable scheduling so crews know your gate, pets, and parking before they arrive.
- Written scope tied to turf size, bed count, and optional fertilization or irrigation checks.
- Seasonal adjustments for Charleston’s heat, growth spikes, and storm debris windows.
- Single point of contact for HOA boards, property managers, or homeowners—no mystery subcontractors.
Plan tiers (example framing—customize to your ops)
| Tier | Best for | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Smaller lots, tight budget | Mowing + edging on a fixed cadence; seasonal debris as add-on |
| Complete | Most residential estates | Weekly turf, bed lines, fertilization program, 2× seasonal cleanups |
| Steward | HOA & commercial | Multi-zone routing, irrigation checks, mulch cycles, enhancement queue |
Replace tiers with your real packages and price bands. Pair this table with the cost guide for transparency.
Objection handlers (on-page microcopy)
“We only need mowing.” Great—start there. We still map fertilization and bed visits so you are not emergency-calling after a brownout.
“Our last crew ghosted us.” Plans include backup routing and documented scope so accountability is visible to boards and managers.
Request your maintenance plan
Tell us your property address, approximate turf size, gate or access
notes, HOA name (if applicable), and what is frustrating you today—cut
quality, brown spots, irrigation, or bed weeds. We’ll reply with a
proposed visit cadence and scope.