JACKSON, Wyo. — If the months of winter that lie ahead seem daunting, fear not. Lawngevity can help with all the hard parts of winter: warmth, light, and snow removal.
First, snow removal. Everyone’s least favorite winter chore. Luckily, Lawngevity offers a full spectrum of snow removal services, from plowing to snow blowing and even shoveling roofs.
Next, lights! At least the arrival of winter also means holiday season! Lawngevity can safely install hundreds (or thousands!) of twinkling white or colored energy-saving LED lights on your trees, home, or business. And when it’s time, they will also take them down and package them up neatly for you to store until next year.
Lawngevity’s lighting work is clean, high-quality, and convenient. Lights can be set to an easy-to-use timer so you don’t even have to think about them — just enjoy their glow.
And finally, heat. A savior in the frigid mountain winter. Have you heard of Lawngevity’s energy logs?
Energy logs offer eco-conscious warmth at a fraction of the carbon footprint and storage space. They are all-natural manufactured logs made from natural, recycled wood with no chemicals or binders. They burn cleaner, longer, and hotter than traditional wood.
“Energy logs produce significantly more heat and fewer emissions than traditional logs,” says Adam Fletcher, co-owner of Lawngevity. “In terms of warmth and efficiency, they can’t really be beat.”
Just one energy log has a 6–8 hour burn time, which means one small 3′-by-3′ pallet has the same capacity as 1.5–2 cords of traditional firewood.
A quarter unit, 40 logs, costs $135. Half a unit, 120 logs, goes for $295 and is the equivalent of almost a full cord of regular wood (but remember, they burn longer so will last longer). A full unit, 240 logs, goes for $570.
For the traditionalist, Lawngevity also has cords of good, old-fashioned firewood and can deliver and stack it for you. Just dumped (not stacked), firewood is $350 per cord, $228 for half a cord for people inside Jackson proper. Lawngevity will stack the cords for just $100 more. They deliver to Victor, too, but charge a little more ($25) to deliver to Driggs.
