What I have open right now

One person can only be in one place at a time, so rather than making you call to find out, here is honestly what my schedule looks like. I update this page at the start of every month.

Last updated September 2026.

The short version: Taking new recurring lawn customers in Cherry Hills Village, Centennial, Englewood, and southeast Denver. Cleaning is open for new recurring clients on Tuesdays and Thursdays. AV work is booking about two weeks out.

$35 an hour, 1 hour minimum. Every visit is billed at least one full hour even if the work takes thirty minutes. Why, and how to get the most out of it.

Recurring slots

Recurring work is the backbone of the schedule. These are the standing slots, and when one is full it is genuinely full until someone leaves.

Recurring service availability by service and day
Service Day Area Status
Lawn maintenance Monday Cherry Hills Village, Englewood Openings
Lawn maintenance Tuesday Centennial, Greenwood Village One slot left
Lawn maintenance Wednesday Southeast Denver, Glendale Openings
Lawn maintenance Thursday Littleton, Highlands Ranch Full, waiting list
Lawn maintenance Friday Parker, Lone Tree Two slots left
House cleaning Tuesday All areas Openings
House cleaning Thursday All areas Openings
House cleaning Friday All areas Full, waiting list
Commercial cleaning Evenings Centennial, Greenwood Village Accepting bids

One off and project work

Separate from the recurring schedule. This is where most AV work and every deep clean lands.

Lead time for one off and project work by service
Type of job Typical lead time Notes
TV mounting About one week Most are done in a single visit.
Home theater install Two to three weeks I walk the room first, then order parts.
Smart home and networking About two weeks Quote after I see the space and your existing gear.
Deep clean One to two weeks Full day jobs, scheduled around recurring work.
Move in or move out clean About one week Tell me your closing date and I will work backward from it.
Landscape cleanup Two to three weeks Longer in spring and after the first big leaf drop.
Sprinkler blowout Book by early October This one genuinely does sell out every year.

What is coming up

Seasonal work fills fast and it fills in a predictable order. If you know you will want one of these, saying so early costs nothing and saves you being told no in October.

  • September and October. Sprinkler blowouts and fall cleanups. Blowout slots fill before the first hard freeze every single year, and the people who call after it are the ones repairing lines in spring.
  • November through March. Snow removal contracts, and the quietest stretch for AV work, which makes it the best time to do a project properly rather than in a rush.
  • March and April. Spring cleanups and the start of the mowing schedule. Recurring lawn slots for the season are usually spoken for by mid April.
  • May through August. Full mowing schedule, deep cleans, and outdoor AV projects. This is the tightest stretch of the year for one off work.

How I schedule

  • Recurring customers get a fixed day. You will know when I am coming without asking.
  • Cities further out get set days rather than scattered visits, because windshield time you pay for is not a service.
  • I answer every request within every request answered within 4 business hours. If I cannot take the work, I will say so quickly rather than leaving you waiting.
  • Weather moves lawn work. Snow moves everything. I text rather than leaving you guessing.