Property upkeep that, well, works.

Mowing, edging, painting, door changes, and the repairs in between — handled by a crew that answers the phone and shows up when they say they will.

48 hrs
average from call to finished service
7 days
a week for landscaping & upkeep
One crew
for the yard, the paint, and the fixes

Everything a property needs kept up, under one crew.

Owners and property managers call us instead of juggling five different contractors. Here's what that covers.

Landscaping & mowing

Regular mowing, seasonal cleanup, and general yard upkeep on a schedule you set.

Edging & trimming

Clean lines along walkways, beds, and fences so the property always looks kept.

Painting

Touch-ups between tenants, full rooms, exteriors, and trim work.

Door changes & repairs

Swapping locks, replacing damaged doors, and fixing sticking hinges and frames.

Minor plumbing & electrical

Leaky fixtures, running toilets, outlets, switches, and light fixtures.

Handyman & cleaning

The odd repair, drywall patch, or deep clean that comes up between visits.

Getting on the schedule takes one call.

From first call to a standing arrangement, here's the path.

01

Walkthrough & quote

We look at the property, hear what needs regular attention versus one-off fixes, and quote it plainly.

02

Set the schedule

Recurring mowing and edging get a standing schedule; painting, repairs, and one-off jobs get booked as they come up.

03

Ongoing upkeep

The crew shows up, does the work, and sends photos when a job's done. One call covers whatever comes up next.

Based locally, working across four counties.

Regular service without a long drive tacked onto the bill.

Lewis County
Cowlitz County
Clark County
Thurston County

Outside these four counties? Extended coverage can often still be arranged for an additional fee — mention your location when you call and we'll let you know.

I stopped calling four different guys for the yard, the paint, and the leaky faucet. Now I call one.

— Owner of a 6-unit building, client since 2023

Ready to get it off your plate?