Contracts are optional for lawn care services and recommended for snow removal to guarantee priority scheduling during winter storms.

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Yes. Two Scotts, Inc. Lawn and Snow is fully licensed and insured for both residential and commercial services.

Most lawns require weekly mowing during the growing season (April-November). During drought periods, service may be adjusted to every 10–14 days depending on grass growth and weather conditions.

No. As long as we have access to your property and pets are secure, you do not need to be present during service. We do require waste from a pet to be cleaned prior to service.

No, we do not offer biweekly mowing. Every other week mowing is hard on equipment and requires more labor.

We typically mulch clippings to return nutrients to the soil and promote healthy growth.

We offer snow removal services November – April for both commercial and residential sites. Commercial and residential sites are serviced when there are icy or slick conditions.

No. Customers on a seasonal or per-event agreement are automatically scheduled. We monitor weather conditions and dispatch crews accordingly.

During prolonged snowfall, we may return multiple times to maintain safe access to your property.

Concrete curbing is one of the most durable and reliable forms of landscape edging because it doesn’t rot, rust, bend, or break down the way wood, plastic, or metal edging eventually does. Once installed, it forms a continuous barrier that keeps grass from creeping into garden beds and creates a clean, defined edge for rock, mulch, and decorative materials. Its solid structure also helps maintain tidy lines and prevents materials from washing out or shifting over time.

All of our curbing equipment is lightweight and compact, and every mix is moved by wheelbarrow, not heavy machinery. This keeps the installation gentle on your lawn. We take careful steps to protect the grass and surrounding landscape throughout the entire process so the only thing left behind is a clean, finished curb line.

A curbing installation is typically completed in one day, giving most homeowners a fast, clean upgrade with minimal disruption. Larger layouts, complex designs, or projects with multiple curves and transitions may take longer because they require more shaping, finishing, and curing time to ensure everything stays uniform and durable.

The color is blended into the concrete while it’s being mixed, so the pigment becomes part of the material itself. Because the color runs all the way through the curb—not just on the surface—it won’t flake, peel, or wash off. This method also helps the curb keep its color much longer when exposed to sun, rain, and seasonal weather.

You can complete a curbing project in stages, but doing the entire layout at once is generally more cost‑effective. A full installation reduces repeat setup and mobilization, keeps labor more efficient, and ensures all sections are poured under the same conditions for a cleaner, more consistent look.

A properly installed concrete curb can last for many years with only minimal upkeep. It holds its shape, resists weathering, and stays looking clean as long as it’s kept free of debris and occasionally washed

Yes. Curbing will greatly improve the curb appeal of your property. Studies consistently show that homeowners are more likely to stay in — and feel satisfied with — a home when the landscaping is attractive and well cared for, because it creates a sense of pride and comfort in the space.

Yes. Concrete is naturally strong in compression but weak when it’s pulled or stretched. Adding stainless‑steel wire reinforces it, giving the curb much better tensile strength so it can handle movement, temperature changes, and ground shifts without cracking. The wire helps the extruded curb hold its shape, stay tighter as one continuous piece, and resist breaking under stress.