Lawn Care in Times of Quarantine

The Corona Virus outbreak and concurrent response is everywhere in the news, including our website.  We’re here to help you know what to expect out of your yard and property services during this unprecedented time. If your lawn care provider isn’t offering something in this article, ask! We all are here to help and want to make your experience the best possible. 

Your lawn crew should be limiting their in person contact with you. This comes in a few ways. The most important is to offer digital billing, payment, and communications. This alone can prove enough that you never have to come in close contact with them. You should further be seeing smaller crews on your property, this limits the quantity of people interacting with each other and your property.

You should expect your lawn specialists to be more flexible on scheduling and services. If you’re now working at home and can’t have the noise from their engines at a certain time, ask! They should be happy to oblige. Alternatively, feel free to use your free time to do yard work. Just let your lawn care service know, with at least a day's notice,  if they don’t need to come on your scheduled day. 

Finances may also be getting difficult for some out there. Your lawn care provider can likely help by extending due dates and adjusting services to just what is necessary. Communication is the key here. Lawns and landscaping keep growing throughout this and most businesses would rather delay payment than fight an overgrown mess. 

At Del Sol Lawn Care, we’ve taken these measures and more to help our Kona ohana. We’ve set all of our invoices to a 45 day due date, with the ability to extend if needed. All of our invoices, payments, communications and quotes are digital. We offer contact free quoting, and all new customers get the same grace period on billing. If there’s anything we’ve missed or something you would like to add, reach out and let's chat!