Frequently asked questions

We serve Raleigh, Garner, Cary, Knightdale and Wake Forest. If you’re close by, give us a call and ask.

Yes. Cesar’s Landscaping & Tree Service is fully insured.

We’ve been taking care of yards in the Raleigh area for 10 years.

Call or text (919) 822-4413, text us a photo of the job, or fill out the quote form. We’ll look at the job and give you a straight price.

Yes. Texting photos is one of the fastest ways to get started.

Both. We do weekly and every-other-week mowing, plus one-time jobs like fences, cleanups, mulch and tree removal.

We’re open until 7 PM. Call or text anytime and we’ll get back to you.

Yes. We clean up and haul away debris before we leave.

Yes. We do full tree removal as well as trimming.

Let us know your HOA guidelines and we’ll plan the work to fit them. It’s always a good idea to get HOA approval for fences and big changes.

During the growing season most Triangle lawns need a cut every week. In slower months, every other week is usually enough. We’ll recommend a schedule for your yard.

Yes. Trimming, edging and blowing are part of every mowing visit, not an add-on.

Yes. We do one-time cuts for overgrown yards, move-outs and events.

It depends on your town and the fence. Ask us when you call, and check your HOA rules too. We’ll help you figure out what applies to your property.

Yes. Single walk gates and wider double gates for mowers, trailers or vehicles.

Yes. We step or rack the fence to follow the grade so it looks clean and leaves no big gaps.

Yes. We plan it and plant it, then finish with mulch or rock so it looks complete on day one.

Absolutely. A cleanup, new edges and a few fresh plants can make old beds look brand new.

Yes. Decorative rock is a great low-maintenance option, especially along foundations and drainage areas.

Most yards look best with a fresh layer once or twice a year, usually in spring and sometimes again in fall.

Yes. We clear weeds and debris before laying anything down.

Yes. We bring the material, spread it and clean up after.

For fescue lawns, early fall is ideal, with spring as a second option. Warm-season grasses like Bermuda are usually established in late spring or summer.

Yes. Light, frequent watering keeps the seed moist until it takes. We’ll tell you exactly what to do.

Shade-tolerant seed helps, but some spots get too little sun for grass. We’ll be honest and suggest beds or mulch where grass won’t thrive.

Yes. Cesar’s is fully insured, which matters a lot for tree removal near homes.

Yes. Trees near homes are taken down in sections so nothing drops where it shouldn’t.

Usually not on your own property, but some towns and HOAs have rules, especially in buffers. Check with your HOA and town, and we’re happy to help you sort it out.