Greenworks Tools Can Make These 4 Property Maintenance Tasks a Breeze

Greenworks Tools Can Make These 4 Property Maintenance
Tasks a Breeze

Greenworks Tools Can Make These 4 Property Maintenance
Tasks a Breeze

The end of summer means brisk mornings, cooler days, and the leaves turning technicolor.
However, it also means a variety of property maintenance tasks need to be completed before
the cold weather settles in. As is the case with so many outdoor chores, having a Greenworks
Tools electric or cordless lawn mower, hedge trimmer, or any of their other industry-leading
outdoor power tools can make those tasks significantly more manageable.

Prepare Your Lawn with an End of Summer Trim
For the healthiest lawns in the spring, your grass should be trimmed to between 2-3 inches.
Greenworks Tools’ powerful cordless lawn mowers deliver the muscle of gas-powered mowers
but without the deafening racket or bone-rattling vibration. They also feature a variety of
cutting heights, allowing you to optimize your lawn length before fall and winter.

Clear Leaves and Grass Clippings From Your Lawn

Before mowing your lawn, clear it of leaves, grass clippings, and other organic debris. A
powerful, lightweight Greenworks Tools leaf blower makes short work of leaves and clippings
you want gone. Plus, with a leaf blower featuring yard vacuum and mulcher functions, you can
turn those leaves and yard waste into fertilizing mulch.

Clean and Patch Porches, Driveways, and Walkways

Precipitation and ice can make cracks and holes in decks, porches, driveways, and walkways
worse. However, to be patched and fixed, you have to find them and blast the dirt out of them.
A Greenworks Tools electric pressure washer is perfect for the fast, efficient cleaning of those
outdoor surfaces. Greenworks Tools’ electric pressure washers are also ideal for deep cleaning
patio furniture, your BBQ grill, recreational vehicles, and anything else you’re putting away at
the end of summer. They’re also unbeatable for cleaning out those gutters.

Wrap Up Your Summer Pruning

Lawncare and landscaping experts tend to warn against pruning your bushes, shrubs, and trees
in fall. Pruning can encourage your foliage into growth in the fall, just when it is entering
dormancy. That can be unhealthy for the plant. The end of summer presents a better
opportunity to remove dead or diseased growth and finish up any necessary final pruning
before fall. For the most efficient pruning and trimming, and for just zipping through patches of
tall weeds, make the most of a Greenworks Tools battery hedge trimmer.

Knock out your end of summer chores with the right equipment at
https://www.greenworkstools.com/

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