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How to Protect Your Landscape From Snow Plow Damage

Plow damage to sprinkler heads and bed edging is a common spring repair. How marking your property before the first storm prevents it.

By Ramiro Perez · · 3 min read

Cleared driveway with landscaping protected from plow damage

Crews working blind

Plow damage to sprinkler heads and bed edging comes from crews who do not know what is under the snow. Marking the property before the first storm is what prevents spring repair bills.

The advantage of one contractor

When the same contractor installs the landscape and plows the lot, the plow crew already knows where the curbs, heads and beds are.

Questions About This Topic

Do you mark new properties?

Yes. We walk and mark new properties before the season.

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