Family-Owned
landscaping & property Service
Lawn care, certified tree services, landscaping design, and snow removal -
Done by people who've been doing it for over 30 years!
Family Owned
Three Generations of that has been providing superior care and service for over 20 years.
Trained Arborist
ISA Certified Arborist trained in the art and science of planting, caring for, and maintaining trees.
Fully Insured
We take great pride in, protecting our clients interests, and providing a safe work environment.

Cutting Edge started with a father and son. Joe Fedele spent 38 years with the City of Chicago Bureau of Forestry, retiring as District Superintendent.
His son Dominick took that knowledge into the suburbs, and today his sons work alongside him — three generations of land care professionals serving DuPage County.
We've built our reputation one long-term client at a time.
Quality You Can Trust
Reliable service clear communication consistent results.
Personalised Care
Services tailored to your outdoor space and lifestyle.
Our clients trust us to care for their gardens and lawns with dedication skill attentio detail. From routine maintenance landscaping.
Lawns Maintained
Landscaping Projects
Customer Satisfaction
Happy Customers
Maintenance depends on your lawn type and needs. Typically, weekly or bi-weekly visits keep your yard healthy and looking great.
Transform Your Garden Today
Bring your garden to life with expert care and eco-friendly solutions. Our team of trained gardeners is ready to handle everything from routine maintenance.
Weekly through the growing season, May into September, when DuPage lawns put on the most growth. Cutting more than a third of the blade at once stresses the turf, and a two-week gap in June means you're doing exactly that. We drop to every other week in spring and fall when growth slows.
Most yards around here sit on heavy clay, and clay compacts. Compacted soil means water runs off instead of soaking in, and roots stay shallow. Core aeration pulls plugs out and gives roots somewhere to go. Fall is the right time, and it pairs well with overseeding since the seed drops straight into the holes.
Fall is the most important application by a wide margin — it feeds root development heading into dormancy and is what makes a lawn come back strong in April. A light spring feeding helps. Heavy summer nitrogen in July heat does more harm than good.
A thick lawn is the best weed control there is, because weeds need bare ground and sunlight to establish. Pre-emergent in early spring stops crabgrass before it starts; broadleaf weeds like dandelion and clover respond best to a fall application. Spraying a thin lawn all summer treats the symptom.
Kentucky bluegrass blends dominate here, for cold tolerance and because it repairs itself by spreading. For shaded yards a fescue blend handles low light far better. What we install depends on the light your property actually gets, which is worth ten minutes of looking before anybody orders sod.
