Services
Ongoing property care runs on four plans — Silver, Gold, Platinum and Platinum+ — each building on the one before it, with an all-electric Emerald alternate for most. Architectural-landscaping projects are quoted separately.
Two ways to work with us.
Ongoing care & site work
Recurring plans for mowing, edging, cleanup and presentation — plus on-demand pressure washing, striping, disaster recovery and minor repair. Quoted per property where it’s recurring, and per job where it isn’t.
See plans & services Architectural landscapingDesigned & built landscapes
Design-build projects for homes and commercial properties — designed with you, built and maintained by our own crews. Quoted after we understand the property.
See the landscaping servicesFour plans. Each one picks up where the last leaves off.
Each plan builds on the one before it. Every plan is quoted per property — final pricing depends on size, condition, access, and frequency — so tell us about yours and we’ll price the right tier for it.
- Routine care Silver
- Weed eat, edge, mow & blow
- Weekly or biweekly lawn care
- Oversized lots quoted separately
- Curb appeal Gold
Most popular
- Everything in Silver
- Light window / surface-clean allowance
- Monthly presentation visits
- Seasonal Platinum
- Everything in Gold
- Hedge & shrub shaping
- Small tree trimming by access
- Commercial Platinum+
- Lot presentation planning
- Street / lot sweeping by estimate
- Striping & repairs quoted by site
| Routine care Silver | Curb appeal Gold Most popular | Seasonal Platinum | Commercial Platinum+ | |
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| Green alternative | Emerald | Emerald Premium | Emerald Premium + | — |
| Request Silver — request an estimate for the Silver plan | Request Gold — request an estimate for the Gold plan | Request Platinum — request an estimate for the Platinum plan | Request Platinum+ — request an estimate for the Platinum+ plan |
Prefer electric? Go Emerald.
Emerald plans mirror each tier using electric tools and biodegradable materials where practical. They are an alternative to the plan they mirror, not an add-on.
- Emerald mirrors Silver
- Emerald Premium mirrors Gold
- Emerald Premium + mirrors Platinum
- Platinum+ has no Emerald alternate yet
Ask for the Emerald equivalent when you request an estimate , or build it in the customizer .
Storm cleanup, full pressure washing, striping, and concrete work are estimated after a property review — surface work is priced by size, material, and the labor involved, and storm response by the day, not the hour. See the crew service lines →
Architectural landscaping — designed and built
Separate from the recurring plans. These are design-build projects — shaped around your ideas, style, and character, then installed and maintained by the same crews — and each is quoted after we understand the property.
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Residential Architectural Landscaping
Designed landscapes for homes — curb appeal, backyard living, planting, and drainage-aware layouts — shaped around your ideas and character, then built and maintained by our own crews.
Scope, process & deliverables for Residential Architectural Landscaping - 02
Commercial Architectural Landscaping
Entrances, frontage, and common spaces for commercial, HOA, and community properties — designed to present well, planted for a commercial maintenance budget, and built and maintained by our own crews.
Scope, process & deliverables for Commercial Architectural Landscaping
Which one do you actually need?
Match your situation to the right starting point. If you’re between two, describe the property to us — one honest conversation is cheaper than starting the wrong engagement.
| Your situation | Start with | Why |
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| The property just needs the work done — mowing, edging, cleanup, presentation | A service plan | Recurring care runs on a published plan. Pick the tier that matches how much the property needs. |
| You need on-demand crew work — pressure washing, striping, storm cleanup, minor repair | The crew service lines | Quoted per property or per job, performed by the operating division that owns the work. |
| You’re a homeowner and the yard, patio, or frontage needs to change | Residential Landscaping | A design-build project shaped around your ideas and character — designed with you, built by our crews. |
| You manage a commercial, HOA, or community property that needs to present better | Commercial Landscaping | Design-build decisions weighted for durability, maintenance cost, safety, and visitor impression. |
Every service order. The same order. Every time.
Our crews work from a written operations standard, and every service order is performed in one fixed sequence. Most visits don’t include every step — but whichever steps yours does include always happen in this order.
- Pre-service inspection
- Tree trimming
- Gutter cleaning
- Window cleaning
- Hedge trimming
- Weed flower beds
- Weed eating
- Edging
- New plantings & fixture installs
- Mowing
- Blowing
- Fertilizing & watering
- Pressure washing
- Street sweep
- Every property is walked first
- Before any work starts, the crew walks the entire property — clearing foreign objects, pin-flagging every sprinkler head and fixture so nothing gets mowed over, and documenting any pre-existing damage so it can be brought to your attention, on the record.
- The same order, every time
- Service orders are performed in one fixed order on every visit. Crews never decide on the driveway what happens next — consistency is how quality survives a busy season.
- Nothing left behind
- No refuse or debris produced by an NWGD crew is ever left behind. Crews blow and sweep neighboring frontage too — if our work put a leaf on your neighbor’s sidewalk, we clear it.
- Our water, not yours
- Pressure washing runs off the company water tank — client water is never used. Ladders sit on foot boards so lawns and flower beds are protected, and crews wear task-appropriate protective equipment throughout.
Still not sure where you fit?
Describe the property and the problem in a few sentences. We’ll tell you which plan or service applies, what it typically involves, and whether it’s worth doing at all.