Outdoor Property Solutions LLC

12/12/2025

We are proud to announce that OPS is now a partner in hope with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital thanks to the K102 radiothon!

11/13/2025

🌍✨ On this World Kindness Day, let’s inspire each other to spread positivity in our communities today and every day! Kindness can go a long way in building a better community. Share a kind message or tag someone who inspires you! 💖

11/13/2025

Celebrate with us as we honor our amazing owner’s birthday! 🎉Wish them well in the comments below and let’s make this day special together.

11/11/2025

Today, we honor the courage and sacrifice of our veterans. Thank you to all who served!

04/29/2025

Storm Damage? We’ve Got You Covered!

If the recent storms have left your trees damaged or hazardous, we’re here to help. We offer tree removal with same day stump and root grinding—all followed by a complete clean-up so your property looks great again.

Fast turnaround. Affordable pricing. Professional results.

Don’t wait—contact us today and let us take care of the mess!

04/02/2025

If your basement is taking on water after this wet spring, drain tile can help! It redirects excess water away from your foundation, preventing flooding and water damage. Protect your home and keep your basement dry—consider installing drain tile to ensure peace of mind during future storms.

04/01/2025

Want a healthier, more vibrant yard with less effort? Installing an irrigation system is the way to go! It provides consistent, efficient watering, ensuring your plants and lawn stay hydrated without the hassle. Plus, it saves you time, conserves water, and can even lower your water bill. Make the smart choice for a lush, thriving yard – consider an irrigation system today!

03/29/2025

Springtime Lawn Care Tip:

As the weather warms up, it’s the perfect time to give your lawn some TLC. Start by mowing your grass regularly, but don’t cut it too short – keep it around 2.5 to 3 inches. Aerating the soil helps improve air and water circulation, while fertilizing with a balanced fertilizer will provide essential nutrients for healthy growth. Don’t forget to rake up leaves and debris so your lawn can breathe and thrive! Keep up with these simple steps, and you’ll have a lush, green lawn all season long.

03/28/2025

03/28/2025

Springtime fertilizer is a game-changer for your lawn. With the unpredictable spring weather in Wisconsin and Minnesota, fertilizing your lawn at the right time gives it the energy it needs to thrive and look great all season long. Here’s why it’s a must:

1. Kickstarts Growth After Winter: After months of cold and snow, your lawn is in need of nutrients to come out of dormancy. Fertilizing in the spring gives your grass a healthy boost, helping it to green up and start growing strong as temperatures rise.

2. Improves Root Health: The colder temperatures in the northern regions slow down root development, but with the right spring fertilizer, your lawn will develop deep, healthy roots that can withstand the stress of summer heat and drought.

3. Fills In Bare Spots: Spring fertilizer helps your grass fill in any bare or thin spots from the winter months, creating a dense and even lawn. A thick lawn naturally crowds out weeds, giving your lawn a healthier, fuller appearance.

4. Prepares for Summer Stress: A well-fertilized lawn is better prepared to handle the stresses of summer – from heat to insects. Early-season nutrients help your lawn build up reserves, making it more resistant to drought, pests, and diseases.

5. Better Lawn All Year Long: Fertilizing in the spring ensures your lawn gets off to the right start. This proactive care leads to a healthier lawn that thrives through the summer and continues to stay strong in the fall.

03/27/2025

🌱 3 Tips for a Healthier Lawn this Season 🌷

As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, spring is the perfect time to give your lawn the care it needs. Follow these simple steps to ensure your yard stays healthy and green all season long:

1. Start with a Clean Slate: Begin by raking away any leftover leaves, debris, and dead grass. This helps improve airflow and reduces the risk of disease.
2. Aerate the Soil: Over time, soil can become compacted, restricting water and nutrient flow to your grass roots. Aerating your lawn creates small holes that allow for better drainage and root development.
3. Fertilize Wisely: Apply a balanced, slow-release fertilizer to give your lawn the nutrients it needs for steady growth. Be sure to follow the recommended schedule for your grass type.