Hurricane Joaquin Clean Up in Richmond

Rob Shapiro • October 1, 2015
Possible Hurricane Path

Brace yourself Richmond! We may be in store for another big hurricane, according to the latest reports. The storm has reached category 4 status, and several forecasts are predicting the storm to make landfall in Virginia. Fortunately, you’ve got about 48 hours to prepare your home, put together some supplies, remove anything in the yard that could become a projectile and batten down the hatches. Check out Ready.Gov for more hurricane preparedness tips.

Tree Clean Up and Removal in Richmond

Even if the storm passes, Richmond may still get some heavy winds and rainfall, which means leaves, sticks and branches. We’ll be standing by to help get your yard back in order and have the equipment to deal with any fallen trees and branches that aren’t leaning against the house. Contact us to schedule clean up in your yard.

Pruning Azaleas - Oriole Landscaping - Richmond VA

Pruning Azaleas

By Oriole Landscaping • March 7, 2026
If your azalea needs pruning, do it after it blooms, but no later than July 1. After that, it is forming next spring's buds. So how do you prune an azalea?
Leaf and Snow Removal Services in Virginia - Oriole Landscaping - Richmond VA

Keep Your Property Clean and Safe Year-Round

November 13, 2025
As the seasons change in VA, property maintenance changes too. Colorful Fall leaves quickly pile up, and winter brings snow and ice that can create safety hazards.