Four Seasons began with lawn mowing and a practical goal: build a business people feel comfortable calling when a property needs attention.
Four concise parts tell how Drew started the company, what the work grew into, and the values that guide each job.
Drew Thiessen started Four Seasons Property Services in April 2026 with a goal of building something of his own doing work he enjoys. The business began with lawn mowing and grew into more of the jobs people want handled around their properties.
The first summer brought customer messages, estimates, equipment, scheduling, and the day-to-day work on each property. As work grew, Drew began bringing on other workers while studying business.
The values Drew wants the company known for are keeping his word, showing up when he says he will, and taking pride in the work.
The goal is a company homeowners, businesses, and property managers feel comfortable turning to for individual jobs and agreed seasonal care.
Four Seasons began with Drew handling customer messages, estimates, equipment, scheduling, and day-to-day lawn service himself.
As customers asked for help with more property projects, the service list and the crew began to grow. The focus stays practical: communicate clearly, arrive when expected, and take pride in the finished work.
Answers about the company, its services, and the kinds of property-care requests Four Seasons is set up to discuss.
Drew Thiessen started Four Seasons Property Services in April 2026 with lawn mowing and a goal of building a dependable local property-care business.
The current website covers lawn and landscape care, seasonal cleanup, exterior cleaning, junk removal and hauling, snow and ice services, and conversations about annual maintenance plans.
Yes. Homeowners, businesses, and property managers can describe the property and work they need. Availability and scope are confirmed for each request.
Drew wants Four Seasons to be known for keeping his word, showing up when he says he will, and taking pride in the work.
Share the exact address and requested work. The website includes guides for selected Kansas City-area communities, but current coverage must still be confirmed for the property.
Yes. Annual maintenance plans can organize agreed seasonal work for a flat monthly fee, but services, pricing, timing, and all plan terms are confirmed separately.
Share the property location and the work you would like taken off your list.