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UPDATED FRIDAY, MAY 2:

It is May 2nd at the time of this update, and yes, C N’R has began with the sprinkler start up process, but it is just the beginning. We like to start working on sprinkler systems toward the end of April each season and it always lasts until early June. The reason we use the word “always” is because from year-to-year, we continue to be sure we have the same workload, and no more than we can handle. With that said, opening sprinkler systems takes time to go through them all. C N’R works as efficiently as possible from neighborhood to neighborhood.

If you have not seen a scheduling email from Craig yet, this is totally normal. We schedule about 1 week in advance as time goes on. We do not email out an entire month and a half worth of scheduling all at once, because weather changes things throughout the spring (unlike the fall - we work through all weather conditions while winterizing sprinkler systems).

We thank you very much for your patience during this process and we will get to everyone just as soon as we can.

If you have any further questions, please EMAIL CRAIG.
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UPDATED FRIDAY, MAY 2:

It is May 2nd at the time of this update, and yes, C N’R has began with the sprinkler start up process, but it is just the beginning. We like to start working on sprinkler systems toward the end of April each season and it always lasts until early June. The reason we use the word “always” is because from year-to-year, we continue to be sure we have the same workload, and no more than we can handle. With that said, opening sprinkler systems takes time to go through them all. C N’R works as efficiently as possible from neighborhood to neighborhood.

If you have not seen a scheduling email from Craig yet, this is totally normal. We schedule about 1 week in advance as time goes on. We do not email out an entire month and a half worth of scheduling all at once, because weather changes things throughout the spring (unlike the fall - we work through all weather conditions while winterizing sprinkler systems).

We thank you very much for your patience during this process and we will get to everyone just as soon as we can.

If you have any further questions, please EMAIL CRAIG.

UPDATED FRIDAY, APRIL 25:

At the time of this update, we have not yet hit the CN'R landscape season. Our approximate plan is to finish spring clean ups and lawn de-thatching work early during the week of April 28th. Then, most of the rest of that week, landscapers will likely work on gutter cleaning and maybe some smaller projects. And then mowing team members will start focusing on mowing as we all move away from spring clean up work. Then, the week of May 5th, we should get more steady with landscape projects such as mulch, dirt/seed, some sod once available, etc. The plan will be to focus more on dirt/seed jobs early on which includes fixing snow plow damaged areas or salt damaged areas.

If you are an existing CN’R customer for other services and are interested in getting a project completed this spring/early summer, please go to FREE ESTIMATES  and submit your request.

If you are a NEW customer, same thing. Please go to FREE ESTIMATES  and submit your request. Craig will respond as soon as possible for all possible project requests!

**the next update will likely be posted on or around April 23rd**
Please EMAIL CRAIG if you have any specific questions you need answered until then

UPDATED SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 2025:

C N’R landscape crew members have completed some smaller requests for early cut-back to shrubs per se and some mulch jobs with heavily populated areas of perennials (before they start coming up). Other than these types of jobs, our #1 focus for all team members at C N’R for the mid-late April days will be spring clean up, lawn de-thatching, fertilizer, water feature cleaning along with sprinkler system start ups, and then the kick off of our mowing season. And speaking of the “kick-off” of our mowing season, that is about when we will “officially” start our landscaping season. Earlier season jobs included a lot of mulching, dirt/seed, and sodding. C N’R does do a lot more, but these are the most popular early on!

If you are looking to receive pricing on your desired project for the upcoming season, please go to FREE ESTIMATES  and we will work together from there.

If you are a current customers with an approved job waiting to get done, at the time of this update, it is still too early to talk scheduling. Just expect us to get started with jobs late April and early May.

If you do have in hand a job that has been quoted by C N’R, please approve as early as possible for earlier scheduling.

We will update again later in April here.

UPDATED THURSDAY, MARCH 20TH, 2025:

We have had another winter with the lack of good snow cover and are coming into April (at least at the time of this update) with not much snow on the ground at all. This gets people excited for getting their yards worked on sooner than later, but with C N’R - all teams start the season completing spring clean up and gutter cleaning work before we start any projects. Depending on when we do finish the spring work, usually our first week for projects starts as early as late April or sometime early May. Projects basically coincide with our “weekly mowing” service once we are able to break up into teams once the spring clean up and gutter cleaning work has been completed.

Prior to our start of the season with spring clean ups and gutter cleaning? Yes, if weather cooperates, we can get out to do some early springtime projects such as “cut-backs” of shrubs prior to them starting to coming out of dormancy. Or early mulch to gardens that have a high population of perennials prior to these perennials coming up. These are some things we can possibly get done as long as we do not have snow cover, and as long as soil is dry enough to conduct the work. Also, road restrictions do play a role of when they are lifted to able loads of product to be delivered.

Again, at the time of this update, it is still early to plan anything. We are just getting things ready to go, and will be completing estimates. If you are looking to get an estimate on any type of project, please go to FREE ESTIMATES to submit your request and we will follow up as soon as we can.

Any specific questions or if you want to quickly approve something for this season for “as early as possible”, please EMAIL CRAIG.


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