Does Ice Melt Damage Your Property?

Does Ice Melt Damage Your Property?

When snow is in the forecast, and there’s a chance of ice on the way, many homeowners and business owners grab bags of ice melt to prevent slippery conditions. However, depending on what you reach for, you might be doing damage to your property! How can you choose the...
Winter Landscaping Tips for Your Home

Winter Landscaping Tips for Your Home

Once the snow and ice from our latest storm melt, how will your landscape look? Even though we are in the midst of another cold Maryland winter, you should still take care of your landscape. How can you care for your home’s landscape during winter when snow is in the...
3 Common Snow Removal Myths

3 Common Snow Removal Myths

The snow is falling, which means that every business needs a good snow removal plan. JFC Grounds Maintenance works with businesses and properties of every size to provide skilled, fast snow removal in the aftermath of a winter storm. What are some of the myths about...
The Basics of ADA Compliant Snow Removal

The Basics of ADA Compliant Snow Removal

Commercial properties are subject to many considerations as a result of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This piece of legislation has worked to make the world more accessible for people with disabilities for decades. While most businesses are aware of some...
How to Prepare Your Lawn for Winter

How to Prepare Your Lawn for Winter

Just like the hot summer sun can wreak havoc on your lawn, the harsh winter winds and snow can also do damage. If you have not completed your winter yard preparations yet, now is the time to do so. Here are some of our best tips to get your lawn ready for the cold...
Tackling Leaf Removal This December

Tackling Leaf Removal This December

Have you taken care of your fall clean-up tasks yet? December is your last chance to clean up your yard before snow starts falling in January. JFC Grounds Maintenance can help with leaf removal at your home or business so that you are in excellent shape for the winter...