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Yes. Most residential customers are on a weekly or bi-weekly schedule through the growing season, and commercial properties are typically on a full-year contract that covers mowing, beds, seasonal colour, and cleanups. You get the same crew, so nobody has to relearn your property.

Spring cleanup is best from late February through March, before new growth makes bed work harder. Fall cleanup runs from late October into December, once most leaves are down. Booking either one a few weeks early is the difference between your preferred window and whatever is left.

Absolutely. Most of our irrigation work is repair and tuning on existing systems — broken heads, cracked lateral lines, failed valves, and controllers that were never programmed sensibly for Oklahoma summers.

Bermuda and zoysia handle Oklahoma heat best and are what most established Tulsa lawns are built on. Fescue stays greener through the cooler months but needs shade and more water to survive August. We will tell you which makes sense for your specific yard rather than pushing one option.

Yes — office parks, retail centres, apartment complexes, and HOA common areas. Larger sites get a written scope, a set schedule, and one account contact so you are not chasing a crew lead for updates.