Bush and Shrub Trimming - Garden City MI

Bush and Shrub Trimming in Garden City

His Workmanship offers bush and shrub trimming services. We’ll bring pruning shears, loppers and hedge trimmers and come ready to give your hedges a haircut. Our rates start at $100 per hour for 2 landscapers. New customers can read Ephesians 2:1-10 to receive a $20 discount. Details are on the final step of the contact form.

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Have your hedges gotten completely out of control? Are your bushes so overgrown that you feel embarrassed to have guests over? Well, you’ve found your solution! Our network of landscape contractors are trained with how to carefully prune your bushes, shrubs and hedges. We can either use a hand held shears for precision or an electric hedge trimmer for speed.

His Workmanship is a landscaping company in Garden City

We’ve got your landscaping project taken care of anywhere in Garden City. Check out the map below to view our service area in Garden City. We dump the yard waste at Eagle Landscape Supply which is north of Eight Mile Road off Lahser Road.

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“This is the third time we have used His Workmanship. So far we’ve had great crews on our property. They have weeded out hosta beds, dug up buckthorn, planted several shrubs and installed around 70 bags of mulch. I have referred them to my friends and plan to have them come back next summer for more work. I would highly recommend His Workmanship.” – Linda

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Bethany Thompson

Easy to schedule, great communication, very polite and hard working crew. I highly recommend them!

Mala Walbruch

The crew did a great job! In 8 hours they removed the old rocks installed the edging on both sides and installed new rocks. The project was a success!

Bethany Lindvall

His Workmanship was wonderful to work with! Eric provided great communication and our project went according to plan. We needed our overgrown garden weeded as we didn’t have time to spend out there this spring. We would look to hire them for future projects.

Brian and Debby Sullivan

The work done was excellent. Did exactly as asked. Very hard worker.

Megan Su

Thank you Zak and Logan for your help moving all of our furniture and boxes into our truck! They arrived on time, were very professional and kind, and took direction really well to fit our vision of packing up the truck. I would 100% hire them again!

Al Drewno

crew showed up on time and did an excellent job. Anthony was a great crew leader.

Deborah Kleissler

The crew was polite and communicative. They worked hard and were very good at clarifying just what I wanted. I will definitely be using them again!

Eric Smith

The Workmanship team did a wonderful job trimming my shrubs. Everything was done exactly as I requested and I particularly liked the team's professional working attitude.

Patrick Quinn

This is actually our 2nd time using His Workmanship Landscaping services and we couldn't be happier. These guys are very professional, show up on time, pleasant to talk to, easy to work with and eager to get to work. The quality of their work is very good and the speed that they get things done is amazing! I booked these guys for a major yard overhaul thinking it would take about 8 hours and they finished in about 6 and that was after we added a few things to the project last minute! Like I said, they're happy to do what they do and they are great at doing it! If you have any yard work to be done, trust me and call these guys!

Joseph Dahl

The crew that came out to serve at my home were very helpful and hardworking. They went above and beyond to get the work done.

Meghan O

I was referred to His Workmanship and I'm so pleased with the work. I had weeding done (very overdue) and the areas look great! Jack and Hunter managed to get every weed from my driveway too. I fully recommend His Workmanship and I appreciate their responsiveness and I feel the cost is very reasonable.

Jon Laforce

Showed up on time- worked hard and very conscientious! Will use them again! Worth every dollar

Lewis Smith

His Workmanship sent 2 outstanding workers to do a difficult weeding job in a landscaped area, bordering a natural area. The two workers started immediately, and didn’t stop until the project was completed. The workers even suggested, and completed some additional tasks.The entire process was an excellent experience.When you want an excellent job, call His Workmanship.

Becky Larson

Very professional and conscientious team! I look forward to working with His Workmanship on future projects.

Lynda Hardman

These guys are awesome! On time, got down to business right away, loaded the truck carefully and with thought. Highly recommend.

Nicholas Kokoris

Fast, efficient, friendly, thorough and very reasonably priced. Will use them again. - Nick

David McGlynn

The guys showed up early, worked hard without a break, and did a wonderful job. Our yard looks amazing now and they saved us hours of backbreaking work. Best money I've spent in a while.

Vicci Jaffe

This was my first time hiring His Workmanship. I will definitely use them again. Grant and Bryant were on time and called ahead to check due to bad weather. Their work was outstanding! Thank you so much.

James Anderson

Great service, Great job! Will hire again

Debra Hagen

I was very pleased with the workmanship and integrity of this group! Mason and Gavin were committed to doing a good job of clearing a heavily weeded area with decorative rock and lots of dirt beneath to put down a new fabric barrier. They then replaced the decorative rocks. They did a great job and I am happy with the outcome! I would not hesitate to recommend this group to others needing hard tasks accomplished.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does hedge trimming cost?

Most hedge trimming companies charge $40 – $50 per hour. Very rarely will a landscape company give a flat fee with an on-site estimate for such a small project like trimming bushes. Some lawn service companies will have hedge trimming as an add-on to their lawn mowing services.

What happens if you don’t trim a bush?

Overgrown bushes can be a major eyesore. Regular shrub care will keep them looking nice. Think of it like giving your bushes a haircut. It’s not pleasant to look at someone having a bad hair day, is it? Moreover, if you don’t trim off dead branches, they could become a safety hazard because dead branches are more likely to dislodge from the bush. During a windy storm, they could get torn off and damage your property.

When should a lilac bush be pruned?

Lilac should be pruned right after they are done flowering in the spring. You will want to avoid trimming them in the summer or fall. The reason is because that may ruin the flowers for next year since lilacs grow the buds for the following year after the current year’s flowers have fallen off. This applies to both big and small lilac bushes. To learn more, read our recent blog post titled When and How to Prune Lilac Bushes.

How far back should you prune lilac bushes?

Most lilacs can grow to be about 30 feet tall without any pruning, but some smaller ones only get to half that height. Lilac bushes will reach excessively tall heights unless they get pruned on a regular basis. Therefore, the ideal amount of pruning that should be done is 5-7 inches, depending on how overgrown they are.

What month do you cut hydrangeas back?

There are 4 different classifications of hydrangea: Annabelle, PeeGee, Oakleaf, Mophead. The best time to prune Annabelle and PeeGee is during the fall, so anytime between September and November. You can trim them down low to the ground because they will grow back with new buds on the new wood every spring. Since Oakleaf and Mophead produce buds on old wood, the best time to prune them is after their summer bloom, so from mid-June to late-July.

When should I prune roses?

You can start cutting back roses once the forsythias have started blooming, which is in early spring so anytime in April. But don’t overdo it because major pruning should wait until late summer or early winter. That’s when roses will begin the dormant process. As the flowers fade, you can extend the rose blooming period by deadheading them accordingly.

How do I prune roses?

You will need a pair of bypass pruning shears for pruning roses. First, remove the leaves so you can clearly see the rose bush stems. Second, clip off the dead wood. Brown is dead; green is alive. Third, remove thin growth with weak stems. Fourth, take out any branches that cross over one another. Crossing branches can rub together causing disease or damage.

What equipment do you use to trim bushes?

The two options to choose from are handheld shears or electric hedge trimmers. The benefit of shears is that you get precision. You can give a detailed manicure to each of your bushes. The drawback is that this will take a long time if you have many hedges to cut. The downside for an electric hedge clipper is that you aren’t able to give as much attention to detail, so the hedges can look sloppy from close up. However, it will get done much sooner and nobody will be able to notice the small mistakes from far away. For more information, check out our blog The Ultimate Guide to Trimming Bushes.

How do I choose a good trimming company?

If you don’t feel comfortable doing it yourself, you should hire a hedge trimming company to do it for you. You should try to get a ballpark estimate on the total cost for your trimming project. In order to get a quote, you’ll likely need to provide information about the number of bushes, how tall they are and how overgrown they’ve become. Google their company name to make sure they have good reviews online. His Workmanship offers professional hedge trimming services. Click here to get a free estimate.

Blogs about Trimming Bushes

When and How to Cut Back Hydrangea

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July 12, 2024/

When and How to Prune Arborvitae: Advice from a Pro

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July 4, 2024/

The Ultimate Guide to Trimming Bushes

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April 4, 2024/

When and How to Prune Lilac Bushes: 5 Simple Suggestions

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April 1, 2024/

His Workmanship is a Christian company

Our mission is to glorify God as we embody the gospel through our hard labor and our honest behavior. Our desire is to bring satisfaction to the customer as they seek to improve their property. We also desire to facilitate growth for students as they experience the business world from a Christian perspective.

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My name is Sam and this is my second summer picking up clients through the His Workmanship platform. I heard about this company from my friend who attends a Christian organization called Young Life. What I like most about this side hustle is that I can work outside with my friends. I’ve made a lot of money and it’s been a great opportunity to help various people in my community. This has definitely been the best summer gig I’ve had thus far in my life.

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Fun facts about Garden City

The origins of Garden City started with the transfer of the property to John Lathers from Andrew Jackson for 160 acres in October 1835. The city was patterned after the “garden city” concept that became popular in England during the 19th century. In June 1927, Garden City became a village, with Arnold Folker as Village President. Six years later the village became the city of Garden City. Learn more about Garden City schools, utilities and parks.

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