Lawn care, landscaping and snow removal in
Columbus, OH made simple

Based on the Köppen climate classification Dfa, Columbus has a humid continental climate intermediate with the humid subtropical climate, which features dry winters and warm summers. It has a total area of 577.85km2 (223.11 square miles), while 562.47km2 (217.17 square miles) island while 15.38km2 (5.94 square miles) is water. Found in USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 6 and situated on the drainage quarter in middle Ohio, the Alum Creek and Big Walnut creek are the only water bodies flowing through the city.

Autumn and Spring are moderately wet, though Spring is drier. July has consistently been the most humid, whereas February is the driest. The annual mean temperature in the city is 11.9°C (53.4°F) while the annual mean temperature in January, July, and December are -1.3°C (29.6°F), 24.0°C (75.2°F), 0.8°C (33.5°F). Snow in Columbus has a seasonal mean thickness of 28.1 inches (71.4cm). Its weather is affected by air masses that come from Central and Southern Canada. Also, wind from the Gulf of Mexico blows through the city in Summer, Fall, and Winter.

Exposed to extreme weather, Columbus, like other states in the mid-west of the USA, experiences loud thunderstorms, lightning, tornadoes, and hail, are highly likely. Floods, blizzards are occasional occurrences too. Snowfall is comparatively light during winter because it is not in the path of strong winds.

Columbus contains three counties, namely Franklin, Fairview, and Delaware. Although the city has an objective to remove the snow with proper equipment and trained personnel, the counties have specific rules and guidelines for snow and ice removal from the streets. Here are the ordinances for snow removal in Fairfield, Delaware, and Franklin counties.

However, property owners, private homes, and businesses also have a responsibility to clear snow close to or on their properties. Residents who want to hire snow removal companies or clear snow themselves should go through the Columbus snow and ice control guide.

We are providing over 20 lawn care professionals at Columbus to make your lawn lush and healthy. We have a team of lawn care experts that are trained to create thicker lawn from scratch. Early March is the perfect time to fertilize lawn in Columbus. By applying fertilizers in an adequate amount, you can achieve faster grass growth during this period. During grass growing period, conduct a lawn mowing schedule once a week. When this period over, you can reduce mowing frequency up to once in 14 days. Weeds give unsightly appearance to the yard. By applying organic weed control methods you can get rid of them timely. Apply a layer of mulch after 3rd week of May to prevent weed growth. After this period, weeds grow rapidly and become difficult to control. If you are willing to plant perennials and flowers, end of May and starting of June is the best time for plantation. But make sure, you are completely out of the freeze period. Our professional’s team is all set to give your weekend back to you. By assisting you with a complete lawn care schedule, they will create thicker and greener lawn for you. After setting the yard, you can conduct spring clean-up. Also, to enhance the beauty of landscape you can hire our services like tree trimming, landscape stonework, fire features, shrub pruning, etc. Along with the lawn care, we offer several services such as landscape lighting, mulching, pruning, etc. Set your budget and opt for our custom packages for best results. So, what are you waiting for… contact us today and enjoy your weekend at Columbus.