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UPDATED FRIDAY, MAY 8:

C N’R has fully transferred from spring clean up work to landscape project work at the time of this update. The week of May 4th involved plenty of landscaping, especially mulch, but it also involved spring gutter cleaning which technically did not allow for a full week’s of landscaping.

The week of May 11th, we do have some more gutter cleaning work to do, but it is minor compared to the landscape jobs that we will complete moving forward.

If you are signed up for a particular project and are looking to get some answers on timing? You can EMAIL CRAIG and we will answer you the best we can, but because we are still so young into the season, it is tough to put together an actual plan/schedule, especially with the jobs we need to work in that have deadlines such as graduation parties.

WEEDS IN LANDSCAPE BEDS? Yes, we are already working in some of these jobs as we work on other larger projects involving popular items such as sod, mulch, dirt/seed, etc. But, it is May and weeds are coming up in mulch beds and rock beds, we do recognize that. And if you are signed up for CNR to keep an eye on your landscape beds for service every 25-40 days, we are deep enough now into the season where we are monitoring this closely and will continue to do so the rest of the summer.

NEW CUSTOMER? Looking to get a project quote? Please go to FREE ESTIMATES and submit your request. Craig reply from there.



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UPDATED FRIDAY, MAY 8:

C N’R has fully transferred from spring clean up work to landscape project work at the time of this update. The week of May 4th involved plenty of landscaping, especially mulch, but it also involved spring gutter cleaning which technically did not allow for a full week’s of landscaping.

The week of May 11th, we do have some more gutter cleaning work to do, but it is minor compared to the landscape jobs that we will complete moving forward.

If you are signed up for a particular project and are looking to get some answers on timing? You can EMAIL CRAIG and we will answer you the best we can, but because we are still so young into the season, it is tough to put together an actual plan/schedule, especially with the jobs we need to work in that have deadlines such as graduation parties.

WEEDS IN LANDSCAPE BEDS? Yes, we are already working in some of these jobs as we work on other larger projects involving popular items such as sod, mulch, dirt/seed, etc. But, it is May and weeds are coming up in mulch beds and rock beds, we do recognize that. And if you are signed up for CNR to keep an eye on your landscape beds for service every 25-40 days, we are deep enough now into the season where we are monitoring this closely and will continue to do so the rest of the summer.

NEW CUSTOMER? Looking to get a project quote? Please go to FREE ESTIMATES and submit your request. Craig reply from there.


UPDATED THURSDAY, APRIL 23:

It is becoming a bit more clear on when we will get started with landscape services such as mulch, dirt/seed, sodding and much more! We have a lot on our plate already, and we will do our best to hit all deadline requests that are coming, but just remember, we do not kick off our landscape season until around May 1st each season, give or take. Typically we do not conduct any landscape jobs during the month of April.

Our current thinking for the upcoming weeks?

Week of April 27th - this will be a transitional week where we are finishing spring clean up work, changing trailers and equipment over to landscape and weekly mowing services, and also working on all spring gutter cleaning jobs. Maybe 2nd half of the week of April 27th we are starting some landscaping and/or gutter cleaning jobs?

Week of May 4th - this particular week we will be getting more steady with landscape jobs being scheduled along with any spring gutter cleaning we will need to finish up.

To sum it up, it is still early and CNR is booking jobs, but no jobs are getting done quite yet until we get into May.

If you have any further questions about landscaping jobs you have coordinated with CNR, please EMAIL CRAIG.

IF YOU ARE A NEW CUSTOMER? …looking for a job estimate, please go to FREE ESTIMATES to submit your request.


 

UPDATE THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 2026:

At the time of this update, we are conducting some smaller projects that have been requested for April here. But, very soon after this update, all CNR team members will be focusing on sprinkler system start ups, fertilizer, spring clean ups, and spring gutter cleaning through the rest of April. It is likely our official start of our landscape season on a regular basis will not be until somewhere around May 5th - give or take.

We continue to look at jobs, and will be setting up meetings soon for customers that are in need of a meeting. We are also organizing jobs for the spring season.

If you are a NEW customer looking to get an estimate, set up a meeting, or simply looking to get something on the schedule, please go to FREE ESTIMATES and submit your request.


UPDATED THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 2026:

C N’R’s Landscape Project season typically begins perhaps late April, but more likely the first week into May. All team members during the month of April are focused only on spring clean up/lawn de-thatching and spring gutter cleaning before we are able to divide into crews for the landscape season.

So, at the time of this update, we are still a ways off before we can talk more about project scheduling.

To read more about our landscape service menu, please CLICK HERE.

If you are looking to get on our radar for a landscape project, please go to FREE ESTIMATES and submit your request.


 

SPRING OF 2026

C N’R is looking forward to spring, and this is where we will be posting future updates for our landscape project services!

We do not start landscaping each spring until all our spring clean ups have been completed. So for a typical spring, maybe very late April we can start working on projects, but usually it becomes a “full-go” during the first week of May. Weather determines these projections.

To read more about all the different types of landscaping we offer, please CLICK HERE.

Think Spring! We will see you soon!