Pro-Cut Blog
So, You Want to Install a Pool and Patio? First Things First.
Getting a new pool and patio built at home is exciting. After you've picked out a pool design, color of patio pavers, and chosen a modernized pool automation system; it's time to break ground and get the project underway. But first, there are a few things that must...
Snow & Ice Management Requires a Team not a Shovel
Shoveling your driveway is one thing but trying to shovel out your commercial space is entirely different. Have a store or business with a parking lot, walkways, paths, and entrances to and from the main road? What is your plan when there is a snow & ice storm...
Importance of Home Irrigation System Winterization
You may be noticing that the nights are getting colder and the days are following suit. As the leaves begin to change color and fall off their tree for this year; there are a few things to think about before the worst of the chill arrives. If you have an automated...
Prepare for Winter with Ice & Snow Management Planning
Days are getting shorter and after November 7th they get even shorter still. Daylight savings is a clear sign that winter is here and the dark and the cold along with it. Keeping our driveways, walkways, and parking lots clear and safe can be like a full-time job. Do...
New Pro Cut Commercial Truck Fleet is Ready for Winter
Fall is here, Halloween is just a few short days away, daylight savings is next week, and that means colder weather and darker days. Last year we had multiple snow storms which qualified as blizzards. With snowfall accumulating over 3 inches multiple times. The amount...
Winter Commercial Snow & Ice Removal in 2021/2022
Winter is on the way! Temperatures will be consistently below 32 degrees Fahrenheit and that means lots of snow and ice on the roads and driveways. There are a few clear reasons why commercial snow removal is so important for keeping businesses open and their...
Snow is Coming Before You Know It, are You Ready?
Even though fall seems to be milder than normal this October, the earth's curvature will continue shifting, and before you know it we'll have snow. Snow removal and ice management may be far from your mind right, with the leaves only just starting to change and fall,...
Sewer & Drainage Problems Can be Huge Headaches
Hurricane Ida revealed a lot. Whether we are talking about homeowners or large residential buildings, water damage due to old and damaged sewer lines was extensive throughout the region. Estimates on the cost to homeowners are still going on but initial figures...
When does a Home Sewer System Need to be Replaced?
If you are a homeowner, or in the market to buy a home, knowing how structurally sound a property's sewer system is should be something to look into. Depending on the age and materials used to build the sewer lines, you could have a long runway or be looking at...
Sewer Repair is a Dangerous Messy Business
Hurricane season is still underway and we've already been pounded with record rain two times within 4 weeks. Images and videos of water damage and backed-up sewer lines flooded the news and internet following the storm. It was a bad storm and people lost their lives...
Patio Paver Design & Installation Options
Finishing summer off with a few home landscaping updates is always a good idea. Considering fall in the Hudson Valley is beautiful, an outdoor patio and fireplace make for the ultimate fall home destination. We've been completing great-looking patios and walkways all...
Smart Sprinkler Automation Saves Time & Money
An automated home sprinkler system has a lot of advantages. But smart sprinklers offer greater flexibility, control, and cost reduction that homeowners and property managers are happy to utilize. But knowing what sort of system is ideal for your home landscaping can...
Why Sewer Line Inspections and Repairs are So Important
Getting a sewer inspection for homeowners and potential home buyers is incredibly important to avoid the stress and high cost of a sewer line repair. Sewers move water, sewage, cooking oil, detergents, soaps, and more away from your property. If there is a leak or...
Finishing Summer with a Home Landscaping “Bang”
We've had some nice and hot weather this summer. As the days start to get shorter and the air temperature shifts from hot and humid to cold and dry, you still have time to finish any landscaping projects left undone. Was there something on your list that got lost in...
Knowing When its Time for a Retaining Wall Replacement
Retaining walls come in many different shapes and sizes. There are traditional farm-style natural stones, bricks, modern concrete, bluestone, and many more. If your existing retaining wall is starting to look weathered or has visible failing or damaged sections, it...