Lawn Care That Lives Up to Clovis Standards

Absolutely. Many Clovis communities — including Harlan Ranch, Loma Vista, and Heritage Grove — have strict landscaping standards. We know these requirements and maintain your yard to stay compliant. No violation notices, no stress.

Yes — California's AB-1572 requires HOA common areas to remove non-functional turf by 2029. We help Clovis HOAs plan and execute this transition with compliant alternatives like artificial turf, drought-tolerant plantings, and decorative hardscaping.

For Clovis homes, we recommend bi-weekly mowing from April through October and every-4-weeks from November through March. We adjust mowing height seasonally — keeping grass slightly taller in summer to shade roots and retain moisture during peak heat.

Yes — we serve all Clovis neighborhoods including new developments in Loma Vista, Heritage Grove, and the areas along Temperance and DeWolf. New construction homes are our specialty — we handle everything from soil prep to finished landscaping.

Pricing depends on yard size, services needed, and frequency. Most Clovis residential maintenance plans range from bi-weekly to every-4-weeks service. We provide free in-person estimates — call us at (559) 809-1230 and we'll come take a look.

We're part of this community — Richard attends church right here in Clovis. We understand the local soil, climate, HOA requirements, and neighborhood standards. When you call us, you're talking to your neighbor, not a call center.

Clovis follows the same schedule as Fresno. In summer (April–October), odd addresses water Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Even addresses water Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. Monday is a no-watering day. Winter schedule (November–March) is once per week. No watering between 10 AM and 6 PM year-round.

Bermuda grass is the top choice for Clovis — it handles extreme summer heat and recovers quickly from foot traffic. Tall fescue works well in shaded areas and stays green longer in winter. For HOA communities, we often recommend a Bermuda lawn with ryegrass overseeding for year-round green.

Yes — California law (AB 1031) prevents HOAs from banning artificial turf in most cases. Many Clovis HOAs now welcome it. We install realistic, high-quality turf that meets HOA aesthetic standards. We can help you submit the architectural request to your HOA board before installation.

Apply the first fertilizer in March as grass exits dormancy, then again in May with slow-release nitrogen. Skip fertilizer during July–August peak heat — use iron supplements instead if grass yellows. Apply a winterizer in October. Ammonium sulfate works best in our alkaline soil.

Yes — we trim palm trees across all Clovis neighborhoods. We remove dead fronds, seed pods, and flower stalks. We avoid harmful "hurricane cuts" that strip palms down to a small tuft. Most palms need trimming once or twice per year. Cost ranges from $100–$350 per palm depending on height.

Yes — Clovis approved a 3-year water rate increase starting in 2025, so water costs are rising. Efficient irrigation, smart controllers, and drought-tolerant landscaping help reduce your water bill. We optimize sprinkler systems and offer water-smart landscape alternatives to keep costs manageable.