| Scope of the work | The planted landscape as a whole: trees, shrubs, beds, hedges, and turf, through three named programs. | The lawn. | Whichever trade is hired, and only that trade. |
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| Trees, shrubs, and beds | Plant Healthcare for ornamental trees, shrubs, and specimen planting. Beds are kept through Property Maintenance. | Usually outside a lawn contract. | A plant firm or a garden crew, if one is hired. |
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| Turf | Mowing and turf care inside Property Maintenance. Aeration and overseeding can be discussed. | The center of the contract. | A mowing contractor, if one is hired. |
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| Ticks and mosquitoes | A named program. Pressure is reduced. It is not eliminated, and it is not guaranteed to be gone. | Usually a different contract. | A pest firm, if one is hired. |
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| Seasonal grounds care | Holiday lighting, snow plowing and salting, and the rest of the grounds year can be discussed together. | Often outside the lawn contract. | A lighting firm and a snow contractor, if they are hired. |
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| Who is called | Canopy Estates LLC, at 631-776-4100 or info@canopyestates.co. | The lawn company. | Each contractor, on that contractor's schedule. |
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| What it is not | Not a custom-home builder, not a whole-home concierge, and not a promise that pests will be absent. | Not a judgment of lawn care. The scope is narrower, and the trade is a legitimate one. | Not a mistake. It is a different way to arrange the work. |