Every job on the route

The full list, the way the crew actually works it.

Mowing sits at the centre of it, but the same family crew installs trees, sets natural hardscapes, handles mulch and material, fertilizes and keeps both ends of the year covered. What follows is everything Canon’s does, grouped the way the work actually falls across a season rather than a menu.

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The three groups

How the work is grouped

Every job below sits inside one of these three. Pick the one closest to what your property needs first.

A mown rural Ohio property at golden hour with a gravel drive and mature trees

Weekly route

Yard Maintenance

Mowing, fertilizing and the ordinary upkeep that keeps a property from slipping between visits. This is what a season contract is built around, and it is why the same crew shows up on the same day all summer.

Yard maintenance

A freshly mown striped lawn with a crisply edged walkway and a mulched planting bed against a building

Installed work

Lawn Services

Natural hardscapes, mulching and tree installation. This is the work that changes a property rather than just maintaining it, done by the same crew that mows it once the install is finished.

Lawn services

A northern Ohio farmhouse in winter with a plowed drive running to the porch and snow across the lawn

Both ends of the year

Seasonal Maintenance

Spring and fall cleanup, then snow removal and deicing once it turns. Most lawn companies hand this half of the calendar to somebody else. Canon's keeps it on the same contract and the same crew.

Seasonal maintenance

Everything on the route

Grouped by when it happens

Ten jobs, three stretches of the calendar. This is the same list the old site carried under lawn and ground maintenance, laid out the way a property actually moves through the year.

Through the growing season

Lawn and ground maintenance: The base of every contract: mowing, edging and the everyday upkeep a property needs to stay in order week to week.
Mowing: Scheduled to the same day each week for the whole growing season, cut height raised through the dry stretch of summer.
Fertilizing: Timed to the mowing schedule rather than a fixed date on a bag, because it does more good split across a season than dropped on all at once.
Material handling: Getting mulch, stone and soil to the back of a property without tearing up what is already there. That comes with a skid steer, not a wheelbarrow.

Installed work

Tree installation: Hole width, root flare and staking done right the first time, because a tree that leans by its second winter is a tree that gets replaced.
Mulching: Bed edging and mulch depth handled so the edge stays clean and the root flare underneath does not get smothered.
Natural hardscapes: Stone set on a grade that already drains, not one that has to be fought for the next ten years.

Both ends of the year

Spring and fall cleanup: Spring clears what winter left behind. Fall is timed to leaf drop rather than a date, because the maples and the oaks around here let go weeks apart.
Snow removal: The same crew that knows where your beds and edging sit in July decides where to push the snow in January.
Deicing: Chosen with an eye on what it does to concrete, turf edges and paws, not just on what melts fastest.

Tell us what’s on your property.

New customers get 10% off season contracts. Call the mobile and you will get Jason or somebody on the crew, or send the address and what the yard needs and we will come and look at it.

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