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Classic Cuts

13316 Caswell Ct
Clifton, VA 20124 703-367-7017

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Long-term client. Excellent service and prices. - Feb 13, 2024

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Steves Mowing

12240 Quinque Ln
Clifton, VA 20124 703-818-2745

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15 percent more expensive than our previous mowers, but much better service.... - May 15, 2024

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Keller Lawn Services

13108 Laurel Glen Rd
Clifton, VA 20124 703-968-6907

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Contract basis for snow and leaf removal - Oct 04, 2014

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Kermit the Frog once crooned “It’s Not Easy Being Green.” If you have a lawn, you can relate: It’s not easy keeping things green. Here's how to plot a course, whether you call in the pros or go it alone.

The proposals Checkbook's undercover shoppers get from lawn care services rarely agree on identification of weed species, presence of disease, need to correct soil acidity, and recommendations on core aeration.

Lawn care services work with different products and techniques, but the results they promise are similar. Companies usually offer customers a selection of “packages” that include specified treatment plans to take place over the course of a year.

On occasion your trees might become shady characters, done in—and perhaps ultimately brought down—by disease or damage or both. Here's how to find a great branch manager.

Once you have chosen a company that can do the work well, price becomes your primary consideration. Our undercover shoppers found huge company-to-company price differences for the same jobs.

You don’t have to be an expert to spot many potential tree problems. Like most plants, trees have ways of indicating distress. Examine your trees several times a year for these signs of trouble.