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Fall Season Checklist - 6 Easy Yardwork Tasks

Shawn Langton | 6 days ago | 4 Minute Read

Fall…what a great time of the year. Lower humidity and crisp air. Football. Pumpkin Spice Everything. You might be thinking that you can finally take a break from all that summer lawn and garden upkeep. While the winter yardwork season is slower, autumn is a very important time of the year to prep your yard, and make sure it is ready for spring growth. Follow our fall yard cleanup checklist to learn what you should be doing this time of the year. 6 Easy Fall

A Year of Yard Care & Cold Beer

Kelsey Martin | March 3, 2020 | 3 Minute Read

Inspired by our two favorite pastimes, this guide will help you work and drink your way through the year. We're all for cracking open a Busch Light 12 months a year, but if your taste buds change like the seasons, you have to reward your hard work with some of our hometown favorites. January Work: Let's Get To Work With little maintenance to do in the yard, the beginning of the year is the perfect time to clean and sharpen your lawn and garden tools and have your powe

2020 Backyard Trends: Simple, Healthy, & Functional

Kelsey Martin | January 31, 2020 | 4 Minute Read

This year, your yard isn't just an accessory to boost your curb appeal, it is an extension of your home to be enjoyed in these simple, healthy, and functional ways. SIMPLE While a beautiful yard takes effort, this is the year to work smarter not harder. For the same reason I don't give my 5 year old a show stopping fade, I favor the low maintenance plants. <img src="https://kujo-yardwear.s3.amazonaws.com/fadedhaircut-2020yardtrends-ec176d6dfb.jpg" alt="Faded Boy Haircut

23 Unique Gift Ideas for the Backyard

Kelsey Martin | December 12, 2019 | 8 Minute Read

We all have that person in our lives who LOVES the backyard. Whether it's the grill master, the green-thumbed gardener, the host, the backyard retreater, or a little bit of everything - our list is packed with highly reviewed and highly loved gifts for the backyard! We get no commission or kickbacks for sharing them, these are just honestly amazing gifts! Happy shopping! 1. Apple Tree-To-Be A gift that keeps on giving! This kit is great for a family that loves the backyard and

What I learned about running a Gutter Cleaning business

Craig Martin | June 11, 2019 | 4 Minute Read

Throughout high school I worked with my dad doing window washing and gutter cleaning. He was a fireman, and like seemingly all firemen, he had an entrepreneur side hustle: Steve's Window Washing and Gutter Cleaning. Beyond how to clean gutters here's what I learned about operating a gutter cleaning business. Homeowners have their own sense for what they think they should pay, and quotes for walkable roofs were much

How to clean your gutters like a pro

Craig Martin | June 11, 2019 | 3 Minute Read

Well, gutter cleaning is just about removing debris from gutters. There really isn't a how-to as much as some things to think about: Before you pick up you ladder, check for power lines. Check out this list to make sure you're safe! Start opposite the downspout (this is the high point on the gutter). However, if there is a lot of standing water in the gutter, first unplug the downs

How to safely use an extension ladder

Craig Martin | June 11, 2019 | 2 Minute Read

Some thoughts on how to safely use an extension ladder. Identify where the power lines are before you pick up your ladder. Make sure you are vigilant when walking around with the ladder. To carry an extension ladder, stand it upright, and then grab the rung with your dominate hand just below your reach, and tilt the ladder back on that shoulder. The ladder will be mostly upright and is easy to walk with and maneuver. If you need to go under something (eg, po

What's Your Game Plan?

Paul Lopez | March 1, 2019 | 2 Minute Read

Since it's early in the season, do you have a Spring game plan? Let's face it, we all get busy and forget to take care of the "honey-doos." Now is a great time to outline what your lawn goals are for the year. Weed Control Whether you would like to do it yourself or hire out, timing is everything. Weed Control needs to be taken care of in a timely fashion to make sure you stay on top of things. Before you know it, the weeds will start growing like crazy making them h

What Does It Take To Start A Lawn Care Business?

David Ovando | January 25, 2019 | 4 Minute Read

What does it take to start a lawn care business? Some guys would say go buy a commercial zero turn mower and some handheld equipment. To add, they might tell you to go buy a 7x14 trailer and a dually truck to haul everything around. All of these are things you could eventually go out and buy, but you shouldn't go into debt to start out a lawn care business. I hope to share my experience so you can be on your way to having your own idea of what you are really need to do to start a lawn care bu

New Goals, New Lawn!

Paul Lopez | January 9, 2019 | 3 Minute Read

The New Year is here and like many, we have goals we would like to achieve. Perhaps some of you have some #lawngoals that need tending to. Whether your are a do-it-yourselfer or want to hire out, here are a few ideas to put on your list in 2019. Why Pre Emergent? Pre Emergent is a chemical compound that can be applied a few times a year to keep those pesky weeds under control. Now keep in mind this is not a miracle potion. Some believe one application and poof

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