Grounds, gutters, washing, fences, storm cleanup and the jobs nobody else wants to touch, for homes and businesses alike. One owner, one call, everything outside the front door.
Same written quote, same photos at the end, same guy answering the phone. What changes is the schedule and the paperwork.
ResidentialWeekly grounds care, seasonal cleanups and the outside jobs that keep getting pushed to next weekend.
CommercialGrounds and exteriors kept up on a set schedule, so the property looks right when customers pull in.
Six service lines, one owner running all of them. Tap a number on the drawing to see what gets done in that part of the yard, with photos of the work.
This isn’t a mowing service. Lawn care is the part people see. The gutter pulling loose, the gate that won’t latch and the limbs after a storm are what cost you if they wait.
Pulaski County isn’t one kind of owner. Some people live in the house, some rent it out, and some got orders and left last month. The work changes to fit.
01HomeownersWeekly grounds care plus the seasonal and exterior jobs you’d rather not spend a weekend on.
02Landlords & managersRental turns, recurring upkeep and photo reports, with one invoice per address.
03Military familiesPCS move-out and move-in exterior work near Fort Leonard Wood, even after you’ve shipped out.
04Small commercial & churchesGrounds, flatwork washing and debris cleanup for small lots, storefronts and church grounds.
Darker bars are the busy weeks, so book those early. Pick a month to see what belongs on the list. The current month is already selected.
Drag the line. Every job closes with photos from the same spot, so you can see exactly what got done without being there.
A real job: peeling commercial enclosure gates scraped, primed and finished in gloss black.
BeforeAfter
These came straight off the phone, from jobs around Pulaski County. Mowing is the smallest part of it.
Painting and touch-up work for local businesses: the kind of job most lawn outfits won’t quote.
Before
AfterFaded gray steel door, repainted black.
BeforeAfterRust and peeling paint scraped, primed and recoated.
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AfterWeathered green bench refinished in black.
BeforeAfterSame gates, start to finish.
Fikes Property Maintenance began as a way for us to learn business together and spend more time outdoors as a family. It grew fast. Now it’s homes, rentals and local businesses across Pulaski County, but the way we work hasn’t changed.
We do the job right the first time. Every edge clean, every cut precise, every cleanup finished. And we treat your property the way we treat our own.
One property, one family, one season at a time.
More about usWhen I’m already there mowing and I notice the gutter pulling loose, I fix it on the same trip. You don’t need a second call or a second bill.
“The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood.”
Every overgrown lot, clogged gutter and storm-wrecked fence line is an arena. I spent a career in the Army learning to get into it instead of talking about it. That’s still the job.
From the first text to the last photo, you always know which step the job is on.
Quote form, a call, or a texted photo. The address and a rough description are enough.
Same day, usually within a few hours. There’s no hourly meter.
Not “sometime next week.” If weather moves it, you hear it from me first.
Before-and-after photos, plus a note on anything else worth watching.
No. Lawn care is one of six service lines. Gutters, washing, fence and porch repairs, storm cleanup, snow, and property care for rentals and empty houses all run through the same call.
Yes. Most jobs I can price from the address and a photo. Bigger or unusual work gets a quick walk-through. Either way, you get a written scope and a flat price before anything starts, and there’s no obligation.
Quotes go out the same day. Most one-time jobs get scheduled within a week or two, and sooner after a storm. During peak leaf season the calendar fills up, so call early.
No. Most customers aren’t. That’s why every job closes with before-and-after photos.
Yes. A one-time cleanup, wash or repair is fine. Recurring plans just keep things from getting away from you.
You’ll get a photo and a price, and nothing happens without your okay. Anything that needs a licensed trade gets referred out.
Pick a town to see where it sits. The numbers on the pins are straight-line miles from St. Robert. If you’re just past the ring, ask anyway.
Send the address and what needs doing. You’ll get a written scope and a flat price back the same day, usually within a few hours.
