Pro Lawn and Ground Maintainance LLC

04/28/2026

05/30/2025

Pro Lawn and Ground Maintenance is seeking qualified candidates to fill open an position immediately. Compensation is based on experience. Typically, Wednesdays and Thursdays are designated days off, including weekends, weather permitting. Please submit your application or contact us directly at (586) 563-5653.

05/29/2024

Hello Macomb county! Are you in need of a lawn care company? Message us today ☺️ over 25 years of experience in giving you the solid lines and service you deserve! Message us today for your quote! All quotes are 100% no obligation. We look forward to and appreciate future business

08/02/2022

We are looking to hire a few more people for our crew. Pay starts at $18 an hour providing you have a drivers license. There is room for growth and more money to be made. We also do concrete work and there is plenty of hours to be aquired with that too. The more you know, the more you make.

07/24/2022

Lil mulch job our guys did

05/07/2021

Before and after

04/26/2021

Garden Tip: LIVE OAKS, SHUMARD RED OAKS, CRAPE MYRTLES AND VITEX. "Patience" is still the key word here.

I have spent 6 hours talking to and e-mailing some of the state's finest arborists and foresters. The consensus opinion is that we do not know the extent of any damage or dieback with these tree species, and that we may not know it for several more weeks.

That confirmed what I've suspected. As I've been driving around my hometown of McKinney and North Dallas in general, trees that had no leaves one day have been showing strong signs of growth just a day or two later. Trees are leafing out one branch at a time. Or top growth and no bottom growth. Or just the reverse. That's all odd, but not in this year. And the sequence of which species are leafing out first seems to be altered as well. Nothing is normal this year – but you already knew that.

Unless there are reasons to suspect hazards are present, the certified arborists say they're strongly discouraging tree take-downs for now. The veterans among them say that they've seen this before – for example, that following prior extreme winters live oaks generally leafed out and recovered.

As one of the founders of The Crape Myrtle Trails of McKinney, I have more than just passing interest in the fate of the thousands of crape myrtles in our city. Many have been reluctant to bud out for spring, but variety by variety they're now beginning to grow. We will continue to watch and record them. It's part of the reasons we wanted the Trails – so we could compare the varieties' winter hardiness.

So for the next couple of weeks, when you post questions asking why your live oaks, Shumard red oaks, crape myrtles or vitex aren't leafing out normally, I'm going to beg your understanding. Neither I nor the tree care professionals have the final answers just yet. Our bet is that they will become obvious over the next several weeks.

Please do not post questions about other types of plants as Comments beneath this Garden Tip. Please scroll down in the "Community" thread. There's a very good chance that I've already addressed them there.

PHOTO CREDIT: Beth K. DFW area. Her live oaks illustrate the variable re-leafing perfectly. And look at the neighbor's tree across the street, too. Arborists and foresters tell us that all of these will probably catch up with one another.

04/01/2021

Hello Macomb County! We are ready to service your lawn! We are booking spring clean-ups right now and getting our lawn roster together. We offer a variety of other services as well! Please send us a message or call/text us a (586)563-5653 for a free quote!

03/09/2021

We are looking to hire a crew member! Pay is based on experience. Must have drivers license and clean record. If you know your stuff and show you can perform the tasks at hand, we will put you in your own truck. Please send a PM.

10/09/2020

🚨 🚨 DID YOU KNOW?!?!🚨🚨
A fall clean-up is crutial to the health of your grass in the spring? Leaving yard debris like leaves and pine needles on your lawn before it snows can reek havoc. The debris can break down during the winter from the snow melting and re-freezing causing your lawn to be suffocated and won’t properly grow when spring arrives. It can also creat browning and dead spots that will need re-seeding or new sod. Not to mention all that soggy, icky stuff left to clean up when spring arrives. Let us schedule you for a fall clean up today!! Send us a message or give us a call! (586)563-5653.