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Landscaping in Somersett, Nevada
ShieldMePM provides lawn care and property maintenance throughout Somersett, Reno's large master-planned community in the northwest hills near Peavine Mountain. We serve homeowners across the community — from the townhomes at The Village to the custom-home lots at The Cliffs and the 55+ homes in Sierra Canyon — with ongoing mowing, edging, seasonal cleanups, irrigation service, and snow removal.
Somersett yards sit inside a community where the HOA enforces appearance standards year-round, so a missed mow or an overgrown shrub gets noticed fast. We keep your turf looking sharp on a consistent schedule and stay on top of the details that matter to your sub-association — trimmed edges, clean beds, and a tidy curb line from the Canyon Nine side streets to the gated lots up near the Golf and Country Club. Our flat monthly pricing means you know the bill before we show up, every time.
Local know-how
Somersett sits at roughly 4,500–5,000 feet in the west Reno hills, a few hundred feet higher than the valley floor, which means earlier frost in fall and heavier wind exposure on the ridgeline lots near Peavine Mountain — plan on a shorter usable mow season (April through October) and winterization blowouts before the first hard freeze. Soils here are the same heavy clay and caliche common across the Truckee Meadows, with pH often above 7.5, which means slow drainage and easy compaction — consistent aeration and proper irrigation scheduling matter more here than in sandier yards. Most Somersett homes sit inside both the Master HOA and a sub-association, so CC&R standards for lawn appearance are actively enforced. TMWA's 3-day even/odd watering schedule applies, and no watering is allowed between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Frequently asked
- Yes. We keep your lawn mowed, edged, and trimmed on a regular schedule that holds up to Somersett Master HOA and sub-association standards. If you receive a courtesy notice, call us and we will address it at the next scheduled visit or sooner.
- We do. We work in gated communities regularly. We just need your gate code or a guest pass added to the gate list before the first visit — our team will confirm that with you during onboarding.
- Yes. Irrigation seasonal start-up is $99 and winterization blowout is $110. The higher elevation in Somersett means earlier fall freezes than the valley floor, so we recommend scheduling your blowout in October rather than waiting until November.
Does ShieldMePM handle HOA compliance requirements in Somersett?
Can you service yards in gated sections like The Cliffs or The Vue?
Do you handle irrigation start-ups and winterization in Somersett?
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