Year-round property care from a local crew that shows up on schedule, the same faces every visit.
Just west of Madison, Middleton has earned its “Good Neighbor City” reputation, and it is one of the communities we serve most. From the established neighborhoods near Pheasant Branch to the newer developments off Airport Road, we handle lawns, landscaping, hardscaping and winter snow for Middleton homeowners.
We are right next door, so Middleton properties get fast, reliable service and the same crew every time, no rotating faces and no wondering if this is the week you got skipped.
Weekly & bi-weekly mowing, edging, fertilizing and aeration
Learn moreSeasonal & per-storm plowing, blowing and pet-safe ice control
Learn moreMulch, decorative rock, planting and full yard renovations
Learn morePaver patios, stone walkways and retaining walls built to last
Learn moreSpring & fall leaf removal, bed cleanups and gutter cleaning
Learn moreMiddleton mixes mature, tree-lined lots with newer subdivisions, and each needs a different touch, more shade-tolerant lawn care and leaf management on the older streets, fresh landscaping and bed work on the newer builds. A local crew that knows the difference gets it right the first time.
Middleton gives property owners 24 hours after the snowfall ends to clear the sidewalk, and the ordinance asks for more than a path. It wants the full width of the walk, the curb ramps between the sidewalk and the street, and any fire hydrant on your frontage cleared too.
The hydrant is the one almost everyone misses. It is in the same section of the code as the sidewalk, it is your responsibility if it sits on your lot line, and it is the one the fire department cares about. If ice will not lift, the city asks you to keep it salted or sanded until it will. Snow cannot be pushed from your drive into the street.
Put it on a route and the clock stops being your problem. We clear drives, walks and entries, finish with a pet-safe ice melt, and you get a text when your property is done. See how our snow and ice service works, or compare the seasonal plans.
Middleton runs from mature, tree-lined streets near Pheasant Branch to the newer developments off Airport Road, and the two need different winter work. The older blocks have narrow terraces and long public sidewalk frontages, so the sidewalk is most of the job. The newer subdivisions have wide driveways that catch the northwest wind and drift back in after a storm passes.
We run seasonal and per-storm service, go out at a set trigger depth, and stay on call around the clock through a snow event. On heavy storms that means more than one pass, so you are not dug out once at 6 a.m. and buried again by noon.
The towns in this cluster sit minutes apart and every one of them runs a different clock on sidewalk clearing. Middleton gives you 24 hours. Cross a city line and the rule changes, which is worth knowing if you own more than one property around Madison.
24 hours from the end of the snowfall. The ordinance asks for the full width of the walk, not a shovel-wide path.
If a hydrant sits on your frontage, yes. Middleton puts it in the same ordinance as the sidewalk and the curb ramps. It is easy to forget under a plow windrow, so we clear it as part of the route.
The city asks you to keep it sprinkled with salt or sand until it can be removed, then remove it. We use a pet-safe ice melt on walks and entries rather than bare rock salt.
Yes. Commercial lots, storefronts and HOA properties are handled through our commercial snow removal service on seasonal contracts.
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