Cut-Rite Services

Providing Everything You Need

For Residential & Commercial Properties

Sprinkler and hose check: Check for leaks or holes in hoses and sprinklers, and make sure sprinkler heads pop up and provide proper coverage

Lawn care: Installs, mowing, hedge and shrub trimming, and edging lawns, flower beds, and walls
Planting: Planting flowers, grass, shrubs, and bushes
Watering: Watering plants and lawns
Weeding: Pulling weeds and preventing and eliminating weeds
Removing debris: Gathering and removing twigs, branches and leaves
Clearing overgrown land: Bush hogging is effective for clearing overgrown land that's reasonably level and not full of large rocks or tree stumps.

Spring

Bed maintenance: Clear debris, leaves, and weeds from landscape beds, reshape the beds, and add mulch
Leaf removal: Remove fallen leaves to allow plants and grass to breathe
Dethatching: Removal of the layer of dead grass, moss, and other organic material that builds up between the soil and grass blades.
Weed control: Hand weed landscape beds and apply pre-emergent products to prevent weeds from sprouting
Works with 3rd-party to address Sprinkler issues: Checks for leaks or holes in hoses and sprinklers, and make sure sprinkler heads pop up and provide proper coverage

Fall

Raking and blowing leaves: Remove leaves that are harder to remove in the spring
Dethatching: Removal of the layer of dead grass, moss, and other organic material that builds up between the soil and grass blades.
Weed removal and control: Remove weeds that can steal nutrients from plants
Mulching: Mulch with leaves or grass clippings in flower beds
Pruning: Prune trees and shrubs to remove dead, diseased, damaged, or insect-infested parts
Plug Aeration: Small plugs of soil are removed to loosen compacted soil and allow water, air, and nutrients to reach the grass roots. This process helps reduce the risk of fungal diseases like root rot and brown patch.
Overseeding: Grass seed is spread over the existing turf to fill in bare spots and encourage new grass growth. This can help make your lawn thicker and healthier, and can also help prevent weeds, pests, and diseases.

Proper excavation is important for successful landscaping as it can prevent issues like water pooling, soil erosion, and structural damage.

Demolition and debris removal

Excavators can safely remove large obstacles like trees, stumps, rocks, and structures.
Grading and water/soil management

Excavators can create features that guide water away from structures and encourage it to soak into the ground.
Soil movement

Excavators can use heavy-duty retaining walls to contain soil and create outdoor living spaces.
Creating features

Landscaping excavation can involve creating features such as ponds, water features, retaining walls, and terraces.
Planting areas

Landscaping excavation can involve excavating areas for planting trees, shrubs, and gardens.

Plowing: Snow plow or skid steer to clear snow from driveways, sidewalks, and paths
Salt spreading: Salt by hand or truck