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FAQ

Questions and answers.

Estimates, Christmas lights, weekly service, hours and where we work. If yours isn’t here, call (601) 707-6661 or email lcnlandscaping@gmail.com.

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Estimates and booking

Are estimates free?
Yes. Every estimate is free and in writing. Start online and your answers go to Conner by email, or call (601) 707-6661 or email lcnlandscaping@gmail.com.
How does an estimate for a landscape project work?
We come out and walk the property. Plan on about 1 hour on site. Then you get a written price. No pressure, no surprise line items.
Can I ask for an estimate without calling?
Yes. Fill out the online estimate and your email app sends your answers to lcnlandscaping@gmail.com. Or email us yourself with your name, phone number, city, street address or neighborhood, and what you need.
Who confirms my booking?
Conner does. He confirms every estimate, landscape project and Christmas lights install himself.
Do you handle the whole property?
Yes. Lawn, beds, trees, hardscape, drainage and irrigation. One call covers the whole yard, so you’re not lining up four contractors.

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Christmas lights

Christmas lights page
How long does the install take?
About 3 hours.
When can you install?
Monday through Friday. Start times are 8:00 AM, 11:00 AM or 2:00 PM. This season’s installs wrap up by December 19.
How do I hold my install date?
Your $599.99 deposit holds your install date. We can't predict the weather, so rain moves your install to the next open day.
Do first-time customers get a discount?
Yes. First-time customers get $100 off the balance.
How do I book?
Start with a lights estimate. Fill it out online, email lcnlandscaping@gmail.com or call (601) 707-6661. Conner confirms every install himself.
Do I need to buy the lights?
No. We supply the lights.
Do you take them down?
Yes. We take them down after the holidays.
Where do the lights go after the holidays?
With us. We store them until next season, so nothing takes up room in your garage.
What do you light?
Rooflines and windows outlined in warm white. Columns and the trees along the drive wrapped. Wreaths and garland hung.
When should I book?
Early. Spots fill up fast. This season’s installs wrap up by December 19.
What areas do you serve?
Madison, Ridgeland, Brandon, Gluckstadt, Flowood, Canton and Jackson.

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Weekly lawn care and maintenance

When can weekly service start?
Weekly service sign-ups open in January. Get your estimate now.
Do you come the same day every week?
Yes. Your yard goes on a set route. Same crew, same day every week.
What does weekly maintenance include?
Mowing, edging, weed eating, blowing, shrub pruning, pine straw, mulching and fertilizer.
How much is weekly lawn care?
It depends on lot size and what’s included. Email the address to lcnlandscaping@gmail.com and we’ll send a written price.
Do you mow in winter?
Not much. Warm-season grass quits growing in December, so we switch to a maintenance visit for leaves, edging and bed care until it greens back up.
When should I fertilize?
In fall before the grass goes dormant, then in spring once it’s fully green. We handle the schedule.
Is irrigation repair included in weekly lawn care?
The routine seasonal checks are. A repair, like a valve or a controller, is billed separately when something breaks.

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Projects, irrigation and trees

What does irrigation repair include?
Heads, nozzles, valves, wiring and controllers. We also audit the coverage, so the water lands on the yard and not the driveway.
How much does irrigation repair cost?
It depends on what broke. Email a photo or a description of what it’s doing to lcnlandscaping@gmail.com and we’ll send a written estimate.
How much does a paver patio cost?
It comes down to square footage, the paver you pick and how we get to the spot. The written estimate is free and spells out the base, so you’re comparing real numbers and not a per-foot guess.
How do I know if I need a French drain or regrading?
If water sits on the surface, grading and catch basins. If the ground stays spongy days after rain, a French drain. Often both. The walk-through tells us.
What is the best time to plant in Madison?
Fall through late winter for trees and shrubs. Spring for annual color. You can plant in summer, but it takes a strict watering plan.
Pine straw or mulch?
Pine straw for most brick homes and slopes. Hardwood mulch for modern homes and shaded, wooded beds. We’ll tell you which one fits yours.
Do you do tree work?
Yes. Trimming, removal and stump grinding, including sectional takedowns when a tree is close to a structure. Ask for a free estimate.

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Service area, hours and contact

What areas do you serve?
Madison, Ridgeland, Gluckstadt, Brandon, Flowood, Canton and north Jackson. If you’re outside that, call anyway. We take specialty jobs.
What are your hours?
Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Closed weekends. Closed Thanksgiving (November 26), Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.
How do I reach you?
Call (601) 707-6661 or email lcnlandscaping@gmail.com.
I’m outside your service area. Can you still help?
Maybe. Call or email us anyway. We take on specialty jobs outside our usual area.

Free estimate

Ready when you are.

Start your estimate online and your answers go to Conner by email. You can also call or email. Mon–Fri, 8 AM–5 PM.
  • Call(601) 707-6661
  • Emaillcnlandscaping@gmail.com
  • HoursMon–Fri, 8 AM–5 PM · Closed weekendsClosed Thanksgiving (November 26), Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.
  • ServingMadison · Ridgeland · Gluckstadt · Brandon · Flowood · Canton · Jackson