Landscape Maintenance

Landscape Maintenance in Summit County, Colorado

Mountain grounds get a short, intense growing season that rewards staying ahead of it. Our landscape maintenance in Summit County keeps your grounds clean and cared for through spring, summer, and fall.

After view of a restored landscape bed with fresh mulch and stone edging
After: restored landscape bed

What seasonal grounds care handles

The mountain growing season is short and the conditions are demanding. Regular care keeps a property presentable and protected.

  • The high-country growing season is short and intense, so upkeep has to keep pace while it lasts.
  • Spring cleanup is needed to clear what winter leaves behind and get the property ready for the season.
  • Rentals and second homes need grounds kept presentable for guests and owners who come and go.
  • Fall cleanup prepares a property for winter and reduces spring work.
  • Out-of-town owners need the grounds maintained without having to manage it themselves.
  • Association standards for how the grounds are kept, and a violation notice waiting if they slip.
Before view of the same landscape bed with exposed soil and rock edging
Before: the same landscape bed

Grounds kept ready through the season

Mountain landscaping is a seasonal rhythm. Spring is about cleanup and getting started, summer is about keeping things maintained and presentable, and fall is about preparing the property for winter. We handle that cycle so your grounds stay in good shape without you having to track it.

For rentals and second homes especially, curb appeal matters. Clean, maintained grounds make a strong first impression on guests and keep a property looking cared for between visits. We keep up with the work so the outside of your property matches the inside.

What You Get

What landscape maintenance includes

Grounds care is scoped to the property and season. Service can include the following.

  • Spring cleanup. Clearing winter debris and getting the grounds ready for the season.
  • Regular upkeep. Ongoing maintenance to keep the property presentable through summer.
  • Trimming and pruning. Keeping plantings and growth in shape and under control.
  • Bed and ground maintenance. Keeping planting beds and grounds clean and tidy.
  • Fall cleanup. Preparing the property for winter and reducing spring work.
  • Debris removal. Hauling away clippings, leaves, and yard debris.
  • Rental-ready grounds. Curb appeal kept up for guests and turnovers.
  • Seasonal scheduling. Service timed to the short mountain growing season.

Related Services

Related services

Grounds care is part of overall property upkeep, all handled by the same team.

What landscape maintenance costs in Summit County

Landscape maintenance cost depends on the size of the property, what the grounds involve, and how often service is needed. A larger or more detailed property takes more time, and recurring seasonal service is priced differently from one-off cleanups.

Most owners set up service for the season so the grounds are maintained from spring cleanup through fall preparation, which is the most practical approach in a short mountain growing season.

We give you a clear estimate after seeing the property and grounds. Request a free estimate to get started.

For how we build an estimate and what moves a number up or down, see how our remodeling pricing works.

The Process

How landscape maintenance works

Grounds care that follows the mountain seasons.

1

Free estimate

Walk the grounds with us or send the details, and a clear plan and estimate come back in writing.

2

Set the schedule

Your plan runs from spring cleanup through fall preparation, or covers one-off work, with access arranged ahead.

3

Seasonal care

Work happens through the season, so the grounds stay clean and presentable without you chasing it.

4

Stay ahead

As the season turns the work shifts with it, and your property gets prepared for winter.

Answers

Landscape maintenance questions

Do you offer seasonal grounds care?

Yes. Most owners set up service for the season, from spring cleanup through summer upkeep and fall preparation, which suits the short, intense mountain growing season.

Can you keep my rental grounds presentable?

Yes. Curb appeal matters for rentals, and we keep the grounds maintained and presentable for guests and between turnovers.

Can you handle spring and fall cleanup?

Yes. Spring cleanup clears what winter leaves behind, and fall cleanup prepares the property for winter and reduces the following spring’s work.

Can you maintain the grounds while I am away?

Yes. We maintain grounds for out-of-town owners and keep you informed, so your property stays cared for whether or not you are here.

What does the short growing season mean for grounds work here?

The window between last frost and first frost is narrow at this elevation, so planting, mulching, and repair work gets scheduled tightly instead of spread across the summer. We set the calendar in early spring, which is what keeps the last items on your list from getting squeezed out in September.

Which areas do you serve?

Based in Silverthorne, you can book landscape maintenance throughout Summit County, including Breckenridge, Frisco, Dillon, Keystone, and Copper Mountain, as well as across Eagle County.

Start Your Project

Keep your grounds in shape

Tell us about your property and you get a clear estimate for seasonal grounds care. One local team keeps the outside looking as good as the inside.