Honest, friendly yard maintenance tips from Lee to keep your Seattle yard looking great.

By Lee's Product Team Published on May 29, 2025

Seattle Yard Maintenance with Team Lee

Hey there, I’m Lee. Let me tell you straight up—if you want a yard that looks great without you having to lift a finger, you’re in the right place. I handle both residential and commercial properties, whether you’re a homeowner, part of an HOA, or a property manager. I’m here to take the stress out of yard care so you can sit back and enjoy your outdoor space.

What I Do

I offer a whole range of services to keep your yard neat and healthy. That includes:

Mowing, Trimming & Blowing: Keeping your grass in check and those edges looking crisp.
Leaf Cleanup: No one likes a pile of leaves cluttering up the place—I’ll handle that.
Fertilizing (on request): Feeding your lawn the right nutrients to keep it green and strong.
Weeding & Pruning: Getting rid of unwanted growth and tidying up your plants.
Mulching & New Beds: Refreshing your garden’s look with fresh mulch or new planting beds.
Planting: From shrubs and annuals to small trees, I’ve got you covered.
Removing Low-Hanging Limbs: For a safer, cleaner look.

I believe in ongoing, honest work—consistent yard care that lets you enjoy your free time without stressing over your yard.

Flexible Service Plans

Every yard is different. That’s why I offer service plans to suit your needs:

Simple Plan: Maybe just a bi-weekly mow and blow to keep things neat.
Comprehensive Plan: A weekly visit during high-growth seasons that covers mowing, edging, fertilizing, moss treatments, pruning, and even new plantings. When things slow down, a bi-weekly plan might do the trick.

I like to keep things simple with a consistent monthly bill that doesn’t change—even if the service details do. No surprises, just honest work.

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Seasonal Maintenance

Nature changes with the seasons, and your yard needs a little extra love at different times of the year:

High Maintenance Season: Usually from March to mid-November (sometimes even a bit longer when Mother Nature takes her time).
Low Maintenance Season: Typically November through February.

During the busy months, I’ll be out there more often to keep your yard in tip-top shape.

The Basics of a Great Yard

Let’s break it down:

Mowing: Regular cuts keep your grass healthy and help control weeds.
Edging: A clear line between your lawn and garden beds makes a big difference.
Hand Weeding: I do it the right way—no chemicals that harm our lakes or streams.
Pruning: Cutting back dead or excess growth keeps your plants healthy and looking sharp.
Cleaning & Raking: Removing debris stops pests in their tracks and keeps everything tidy.
Blowing: Sometimes the best tool for the job; I’m even looking into battery-powered options for a quieter, eco-friendly approach.
Trimming: Power tools are fast, but I know when a careful hand trim is best for long-term plant health.
Fertilizing & Watering: I lean on natural choices like compost and fine mulch, and I recommend smart sprinkler systems to keep your plants happy.

At the end of the day, I’m here to do the hard work so you don’t have to. No sugar-coating—just honest, reliable yard maintenance that makes your outdoor space something you can truly enjoy.