Common questions
Q / AThe questions people actually ask from the driveway.
Find answers about our services, local coverage, and requesting a quote for your home or business.
- Who is Double Z Lawn Care?
- Double Z Lawn Care is a locally owned lawn, landscape, and snow company based at 1662 Orr Rd, Caro, MI 48723. Owned by Zachary Corradi, the company serves Tuscola County and surrounding Thumb communities. Contact us to confirm availability for your property.
- What towns does Double Z serve?
- Core coverage is Tuscola County: Caro, Vassar, Cass City, Mayville, Reese, plus Akron, Fairgrove, Gagetown, Kingston, Millington, Unionville, and Deford. Nearby towns such as Frankenmuth and Marlette are quoted when the route makes sense.
- Do you work on commercial lots or only homes?
- Both. The same crew handles residential yards and commercial lots — storefronts, offices, and properties that have to look finished on a weekday morning.
- My yard is already in bad shape. Can you start from there?
- Yes. That is the usual first visit. We test soil and grass on site, say what is actually wrong, and write a custom program instead of selling a generic package over the phone.
- What kind of tree and shrub care do you offer?
- Tree and shrub care is built around fertilizing and protecting trees and foundation plantings — the beds against the house — plus new shrub planting when a bed needs to be rebuilt.
- Do you do snow removal?
- Yes. Snow removal and snowplow routes cover homes and businesses. Routes are reserved before freeze, using the same properties we already know from the mowing season.
- How do I get a quote?
- Use the quote builder on this site, call (989) 233-6684, or email zachary@doublezlawncare.com. The more we know about lot size, town, and the problem, the tighter the first visit.
- Do I need to be home for a visit?
- Usually no. Once access is clear — gates, dogs, parked trailers — the stop happens on the route. First visits for soil reads are scheduled so someone can walk the lot if you want to.
Dispatch
Put the lot on a route.
Tell us the town, the size, and what is going wrong. We write the first visit from that — not from a package menu.