Fall 2019 Newsletter The onset of fall means both the finalization of summer services and preparation for the winter season at Nogas Landscaping. While we begin our contracted fall clean-up services, we encourage you to contact us regarding any fall walk-through appointments in order to better meet your needs and expectations. These walk-throughs […]
SPRING PRE-SEASON SERVICES Dear Valued Client, First of all, we would like to thank you for your continued business as we enter our 27thyear. We appreciate your support and look forward to servicing your property. We strive to provide top-level lawn maintenance with great customer service, and hope that the quality of services Nogas Landscaping provides […]
Dear Valued Client: Hopeful all of you had a great Thanksgiving weekend. As most of you have been aware of the last few days now, we are expecting a winter snow storm for this evening Nov 25thgoing into tomorrow morning Nov 26thwith accumulations of over 2” of snow expected. We are notifying you of this […]
Dear Valued Client, Ol’ Man Winter will soon be at our door, although we could use a break. This has been the most challenging year of landscape maintenance we have seen in our 26 years in business. With the record amount of rainfall we experienced in early and late summer, we felt like we […]
Hello We have noticed many of our properties are still continuing to water after the major rain falls we have had over the past week. Please note this is not helping the turf but rather hurting it. Here are some good guidelines to help with a healthy lawn and also to save some money by […]
February 28, 2018 Dear Valued Client, Despite the heavy snow fall last week, this week it seems as though spring will soon be upon us. We look forward to yet another year of servicing your property and just wanted to give you a little information about where we’re at and where we’re headed in terms […]
RE: Viburnum leaf beetle We at Nogas Landscaping wanted to make our properties aware of a potentially damaging pest that has been reported across the Chicago region with some regularity since 2015. The Viburnum leaf beetle feeds as both larvae and adults and can do extensive damage. Left unchecked, it can lead to death of […]
