Reslock Lawn Care

06/07/2026

Looking to take on a few more clients in Grand Ledge and the surrounding area.

If you're tired of spending your evenings mowing, or just want a reliable company to keep your lawn looking good all season, I'd be happy to help.

I own and operate Reslock Lawn Care and take pride in showing up when I say I will, communicating with customers, and doing quality work every visit.

If you or someone you know is looking for lawn service this season, call or send me a message for a free quote.

Thanks to all of my current customers for keeping me busy and supporting a local small business. I truly appreciate it!

– Gabe Reslock, Owner / Operator Reslock Lawn Care
📞 517-285-9971
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03/26/2026

We are now scheduling Spring Cleanups and Mulch Installation!

If your yard has leftover leaves, branches, or winter debris, we’ll get everything cleaned up and refreshed. Adding fresh mulch not only makes your flower beds look amazing, but it also helps retain moisture, reduce weeds, and protect your plants.

Services include:
• Full spring yard cleanups
• Leaf & debris removal
• Flower bed cleanup
• Fresh mulch installation

Get your property ready for the season!

📞 Call or text: 517-285-9971
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Free estimates available. Let’s make your yard stand out this spring!

02/12/2026

Now Accepting New Lawn Care Clients for 2026

Reslock Lawn Care is now accepting new customers for the upcoming mowing season. We provide dependable, detail-focused lawn care to keep your property looking its best.

Our Services Include:

● Weekly & Bi-Weekly Lawn Mowing
● Spring & Fall Cleanups
● Mulch Installation
● Edging & Trimming
● Brush Removal
● Snow Removal

📞 Call or text 517-285-9971
🌐 Request a free estimate at ReslockLawnCare.com

01/21/2026

I am out snowblowing today! If you need your paved driveway, sidewalks, ect cleared give me a call or text! 517-285-9971. Locally Owned and operated right here in Grand Ledge!

01/19/2026

Additional snowfall is ongoing, and expected over the next 36 hours in the form of lake effect, January 19th into 20th, 2026. Once again, this is not what has fallen, this is still what may fall for your area by Tuesday night as lake effect snow will continue.

Our dark blue and pink zones have been getting buried in lake effect snow both Saturday and especially Sunday, and today we continue to see more of the same. Additional totals of 4"+ are likely in these areas. Away from the lakeshore, we are still looking at those 1-3"/2-4" snowfall measurements to show up, but for many, it'll be a waiting game. Lake effect snow will be crossing the entire state at times as those gusty winds carry the precipitation far away from the lakeshore. With these winds up near 40 mph at times, it'll also be hard to accurately measure. Blizzard-like conditions will continue across the northern UP and western LP, meaning reduced visibility is in store for many motorists today traveling in these areas. Winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories continue between now, and early Tuesday morning.

We are also expecting another small clipper on Wednesday, but we won't have details on that until tomorrow as we wait for this period of lake effect snow to finish up its feast.

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01/18/2026

I will be available for snow removal needs!

Wanted to jump in real quick to show you projected radar over the next 16 hours as we approach Sunday evening into Monday morning. Snow is ongoing in lighter amounts, but will really begin to ramp up as we approach that sweet spot of 7-9 pm EST. A clipper will also be moving in around this time frame, which will bring light totals of 1-3" statewide. Heavy lake effect snow then kicks in by early Monday morning for those who haven't yet seen it at this point.

Time of radar update, 2:00 pm EST 1/18/2026. We plan to go live later this evening to go over the full radar loop, plus a look at wind chills this week.

01/16/2026

I will be available for snow blowing! Must be paved sidewalk / driveway, call or text 517-285-9971, or message me here on my business page!

This is our last call snowfall outlook for FRIDAY ONLY, January 16th, 2026. Snow has begun across parts of the UP, and will begin for the rest of the state over the course of the next 12 hours.

A clipper will bring a mixture of synoptic snow and lake effect snow for the entirety of Michigan. This is the first of multiple clippers between now and Monday. Lake effect areas may see totals into the 4-8" zone, with localized heavier totals possible along the Porcupine Mountains in the western UP. We DO have ample moisture on our atmospheric profiles for tomorrow, but the forcing is still suspect, so a solid blanket of 1-4" of snow, with isolated higher totals close to half a foot should occur by the end of our day Friday. The greatest chance at an area underachieving is in... guess what... southeast Michigan. Monroe and Lenawee counties specifically were in the T-1" zone at first call, but with a more-moist profile expected tomorrow, all locations (in an ideal world) should at least hit 1". We are also watching for the development of freezing drizzle mixing in, primarily in the Lower Peninsula as low-level temperatures favor this phenomena. Now, drizzle would hinder totals, but significantly increase travel issues as roads get coated with both the drizzle and the wet snow. We will have a freezing drizzle accumulation map out tomorrow morning.

Winds gusting 25-35 mph at times, primarily out of the west. Some snow squalls will mix in, which for those who don't remember, snow squalls exist to only cause headaches. These narrow bands of snow drop visibility from open skies to mere feet in the matter of seconds, which is never good, especially on fast-moving roadways. A snow squall can put down as much as a quick inch in 15-30 minutes at their peak intensity. Both morning and evening commutes will be impacted by snow or drizzle. Let's hope we don't light up the MDOT drive map with 25 accidents this time around, so please take your time. Give yourself that extra hour to travel, especially in instances of forced slow downs.

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12/31/2025

I will be open, and more than likely out snowblowing tomorrow January 1st if this snow keeps up! If you need driveway, sidewalks, ect cleared it must be paved! Call or text me 517-285-9971, or message my business profile