Winter. Handled.
Lights, patio furniture, sprinklers, AC units and fountains. Every price right here. Three clicks and it's booked.
We hang the lights. You take the credit.
Priced by the foot of roofline. Our lights, our ladders, our problem when a bulb goes out. Down in January.
We winterize the patio. You make absolutely no plans.
Covered and tied down, or sealed in our Mildew Lock shrink-wrap, our premium option for the worst Ohio winters. Dried first, heat-sealed, vented so damp air gets out. Want it set back out in spring? One more click.
Blown out before the freeze.
Water left in the lines freezes, and split pipes are a spring problem nobody wants. One visit and it's done.
Cleaned. Covered. Opened in spring.
Full service is $169 a unit. We clear the leaves and seed pods out of the fins, cover it with our All Pro Yards off-season cover, and come back in spring to take it off and start you up. The cover is on us. Its breathable mesh top lets the unit breathe while it keeps leaves, seed pods, dirt and critters out until spring.
Drained, dried, ready for spring.
Water left in a bowl freezes and cracks it. We drain it, pull the pump and store it where you want it.
Run a business? We plow lots too.
Commercial and snow plowing →The short answers.
When do the lights go up and come down?
Pick your install week at checkout, from early November on. They come down in January and we haul them away. You never store a single strand.
Do I buy the lights?
No. They are our commercial-grade LED C9s. You pay for the hang, the season and the takedown, and they leave with us.
Will you put holes in my house?
No. Clips on the gutters and shingles. No nails, no staples.
What do you need from me?
An outdoor outlet near the front of the house. We bring the timer.
Should my AC be covered for winter?
Not with a tarp or plastic. Those trap moisture against the coil, which is why manufacturers warn against them. Our cover is breathable, vented fabric made for the job, it goes on after the unit is cleaned and dry, and it comes off in spring. Heat pumps run all winter and are never covered. If your unit's manual says not to cover it at all, we follow the manual and just do the cleanout.
Can I leave the AC cover on all year?
No, and nobody should tell you otherwise. A central AC pushes its hot air out through the top, so any cover has to come off before it runs. That is why our full service includes the spring visit: we take the cover off and make sure the unit starts. Heat pumps run all winter and are never covered.
When should sprinklers be blown out?
Before the first hard freeze. In Central Ohio that is usually late October or November.