Garden rebuilds across Cedar Hills
The gardens planted when Cedar Hills was new are seventy years old, and a steady stream of them are now being cleared and replanted from scratch. A Cedar Hills rebuild runs three to six weeks through removals, grading, drainage and new stock, and one cabin on the driveway covers the crew for the whole job.
Removals come first in Cedar Hills and they are the messy part. A Cedar Hills crew taking out overgrown shrubs and old hard surfacing generates a dumpster a day, so we place the cabin where it will not be blocked in when the Cedar Hills skip truck arrives.
Irrigation and drainage work in Cedar Hills
Old irrigation systems fail across Cedar Hills every spring, and replacing them means trenching through established planting. Those Cedar Hills crews work in wet ground for days, and a handwashing station goes out with every one of those bookings.
Garden drainage across Cedar Hills is the same story. Cedar Hills lots were graded to shed water toward the street decades ago, and where that has stopped working the crews put in new runs, soakaways and channels through the winter half of the year.
Mature trees, moss and Cedar Hills access
Overhead clearance limits deliveries across Cedar Hills more than ground conditions do. Low fir limbs and cables over narrow driveways sit below what a delivery arm needs, so we confirm clearance before dispatching a Cedar Hills drop.
Everything in Cedar Hills also grows moss. A Cedar Hills paver or gravel surface turns green and slick by November, so cabins go on a mat where the footing is doubtful and the driver checks it at each service visit.