Maine Property Management Blog

A lush green lawn around your pool may give your backyard a dreamlike appearance, but choosing the right type of grass can make a huge difference in your pool landscaping. Landscaping around pools can become arduous if care isn’t taken to pick grass that can hold up...

Loam soil is a type of soil that’s made up of a combination of sand, silt, and clay particles. It’s long been prized for its fertility and water-holding capacity, which make it an excellent choice for growing crops.  In this post, we'll take a closer look at what...

Transforming your condominium's outdoor space into a thriving, beautiful, and sustainable environment has never been more crucial. With an increasing number of people moving into shared living spaces, condo owners and residents alike can benefit significantly from...

Dethatching is a crucial step to take if you want to maintain a healthy lawn. It involves removing old, dead grass, and debris from the top layer of the soil, which helps ensure that the nutrients below can be absorbed and access the grassroots. This allows your lawn...

Early spring weed control is essential in maintaining your lawn’s health. It’s important to be proactive and take steps to prevent weed growth before the weeds become established and difficult to manage.  In this post, we’ll discuss the details of early spring...

Trees can be a great asset to any home, but some species are more beneficial than others.  In the Southern Maine region, homeowners often prefer trees with non-invasive tree roots because they offer a range of advantages that other trees may not. Let’s take a...

If you’re a Maine resident looking to spruce up your lawn, you may be asking yourself what type of grass seed is best to plant in New England.  It can be challenging to determine the right seed that will thrive in the colder climate of the Northeast, while also...

Maine winters can be harsh, and the snow and ice that come with them can damage your lawn if you’re not careful.  Here are five tips for combatting snow and ice this winter to ensure your property stays healthy and beautiful.  1. Use Rock Salt Wisely Rock...

It's the most wonderful time of the year!  The holidays are a time for family, friends, and of course, decorating your home to show your holiday spirit. But if you're not careful, all that decorating can damage your yard and landscaping.  Here are five tips...