Plans are taking shape to prepare for this upcoming spring/summer/fall seasons. We will be reaching out to customers to confirm service. Weather permitting, crews will resume work at the end of March. The most common services offered at the start of the season are pre-emergent weed control with fertilizer, lawn debris cleanups, and installing mulch. Call our office if you'd like to receive any additional services!

Spring time is getting a little closer each day. In preparation, our company is keeping an eye on the drought situation that came to our area starting last August of 2025. Unfortunately, we are still in great need of more precipitation. At this point, March AND April showers are needed to bring May flowers for sure. For more information on drought conditions, please follow the link. https://www.drought.gov/states/illinois/county/champaign BRING ON THE PRECIPITATION!!

Dear Customers: On November 17th, we started to alert customers that our company would soon start the leaf cleanup process. In the last 5-7 years, it's worked out that we begin the task with our crews and are typically done a week before Christmas. However, as all of you know, Mother Nature had a different idea this year. As soon as we returned from Thanksgiving, our minds had to shift to removing snow instead. Now that the snow is gone (for now), the crews will be working on

As you know our area is getting another round of snow. With a drop in temps and high winds expected, it will make plowing it more difficult as our crews have experienced in years' past. Because the snow is expected to be very light and fluffy, what gets plowed may get drifted back in . If your property needs a return visit to clear drifted spots, please email our office at info@ludwigbrosinc.com  so crews can be notified quickly. As stated on the approved agreements, an extra

The 8.3 inches we received Saturday night was a wet/heavy snow. It then got topped off with some freezing rain. Thankfully this last round was lighter/fluffier. Crews were out from 11pm last night and are continuing into today to clean up some areas and also get sidewalks done. In addition, we are currently waiting on a shipment of salt to come in (today, hopefully) to keep up with customer demand. We are unable to take on any new snow service accounts. We always hate to turn

Today the Crews are out clearing sidewalks and assisting with cleanups where city plows had gone by. We are working our best to get everything taken care of. The 8+ inch snow made things move a little slower than anticipated. In the meantime, all routes are full and we are not able to take on any more accounts. In addition, we are monitoring the snow expected tonight. Right now the forecast is calling for 2-4 inches of new snow, hopefully fluffier than this last round. For co