Junk removal & landscapingin Colorado Springs.

Junk removal

Describe the items, approximate volume and where they are located. Include stairs, loading access and any limits on collection times. Accepted materials, hauling and disposal arrangements need to be confirmed before work is agreed; do not assume hazardous items are accepted. Junk removal pairs well with a move-out clean when a unit has items left behind.

Landscaping

CRM has its own landscaping crew. Tell CRM which outdoor areas need attention and whether the request is a single project or ongoing care. Share access, planting or property restrictions and the timing you have in mind. The team can confirm which tasks are available for your location.

Sprinkler blowouts

In fall, the landscaping crew clears irrigation lines with compressed air before freezing weather, for commercial properties, HOAs and property managers with several sites. See sprinkler blowouts for what to send, or read when to blow out your sprinklers.

Snow removal

Plan snow removal before the season starts. Identify the entrances, walkways and other areas you want cleared, when they need to be clear (before opening, before a service, before residents leave for work) and who at your property decides to call for service. Ask about local availability and scheduling. No automatic dispatch, response-time guarantee or round-the-clock service is promised here.

• Areas to clear, marked on a simple site map if possible
• The time each area needs to be clear
• Who at the property requests service
• Access, parking and where snow can be piled

Indoors, snow and ice melt tracked through the entrance ends up on your floors. A day porter or extra entrance and floor cleaning in your janitorial plan helps through the winter.