Landscapes do not decline suddenly. They decline invisibly.
A shrub that needed thinning two years ago. Edging that crept. Mulch that thinned out and let weeds in. Individually none of it is urgent, which is exactly why properties slide — nothing ever looks bad enough to book a contractor.
A maintenance program is not about doing dramatic work. It is about the property never getting to the point where dramatic work is required.
Scope, written out.
Every line below appears on your proposal, so you can hold it against anyone else’s bid.
- Scheduled visits on a set frequency you choose
- Bed weeding and cultivation
- Shrub and ornamental pruning in the correct season
- Perennial deadheading, dividing, and cutbacks
- Edging and bed line maintenance
- Mulch inspection and refresh
- Spring cleanup — debris, winter damage, bed reset
- Fall cleanup — leaves, cutbacks, winter protection
- Seasonal container and annual rotations
- Plant health monitoring and early problem reporting
- Irrigation faults flagged on every visit
- Written notes after each visit
The parts you cannot see are the parts that fail.
A real schedule
You know which weeks we are coming. Maintenance that happens whenever the route allows is how properties get skipped in the busy months.
Eyes on the property
Crews report irrigation faults, disease, storm damage, and hazards. Most expensive landscape problems were cheap problems six months earlier.
Pruned for the plant
Correct season, correct cuts. Shearing everything into a meatball in July is fast, and it is why so many established landscapes look tired.
The same crew
People who know your property, know which plants you care about, and know where the dog gate is.
Nobody in this market will give you a number. Here is what actually moves it.
Every landscape contractor in the Twin Cities refuses to quote before seeing the site, and honestly they are right to — access and grade change a price more than square footage does. What we will do is tell you which decisions drive your number, so you walk into the consultation knowing where the money goes.
- Property size and bed square footage — bed area matters far more than lot size
- Visit frequency — weekly, biweekly, or monthly through the season
- Planting complexity — a perennial-heavy garden needs far more hand time than shrub beds
- Cleanup scope — tree count and leaf volume drive fall costs
- Mulch — annual refresh or every other year
- Current condition — a neglected property usually needs a one-time restoration visit before a regular program makes sense
Start Your Project
Tell us about the space. We’ll walk it with you and give you an honest read on scope and range.
What Twin Cities homeowners say
Verbatim from our Google reviews. We did not write these, and we do not get to pick which ones you see on Google — so go read all of them.
“Punctual and professional, they transformed my backyard eyesore into a beautiful, low maintenance space I can be proud of. A lot of work went into this project and I am very pleased with this company and believe they offer a great value. I would highly recommend ProScapes to anyone.”
“I enjoyed the friendly and professional evaluation of what work was required. The follow-up was fantastic. Best of all, I now have a lawn where I once had dirt. And it looks GREAT!”
“Very impressed with the work by ProScapes. I will be working with them again. Reliable, on time, and very nice work!”
Six stages, and you approve before the money moves.
Consultation
A designer walks the property with you, listens to how you actually want to use the space, and flags anything structural — drainage, grade, access — before ideas get expensive.
Site analysis
Soil, sun, drainage, slope, utilities, and existing plant health. This is the stage that separates a design that works from a design that only looks good on paper.
Design
Plan drawings and material selection, with a cost range attached before anyone commits to a full construction set. You see what you’re buying.
Your review
You mark it up. We revise. Nothing gets ordered or scheduled until the plan and the number both have your signature on them.
Installation
Our crews, our equipment. Base photos before anything gets covered, site cleaned to working condition every evening, and a firm end date.
Walkthrough & warranty
We walk the finished work with you, show you how to care for it, and hand over the warranty. Then we’re available for the maintenance if you want it.
What homeowners ask.
Do I have to sign up for the whole season?
Will the same crew come every time?
What if I only want the beds, not the lawn?
Do you handle snow for residential?
Related residential services
Let’s walk the space.
Consultations are free and unhurried. Bring photos, a Pinterest board, or just the problem you keep looking at — we will tell you honestly what it takes to fix.