BAM'S Landscaping

05/29/2026

Thoughts and prayers to this company in Rockville.

Unfortunately, we will most likely see more of these situations arise as batteries are used in commercial applications.

Safely storing, transporting, and charging of mass quantities of batteries can be quite the undertaking. Even with proper storage/ temperature regulation (can’t be too hot or cold) and charging methods there will be fires like this in garages, trailers, sheds, trucks, and possibly offices. Many companies are also running gas generators in their trailers to keep batteries charged (ironic right?!) which adds more of a safety (fumes) and fire risk to the equation.

With the adoption of more and more battery powered tech, we want to remind everyone of the dangers as well the importance or proper disposal of all old or defective lithium batteries. They need to be taken to the nearest disposal center (fires have happened here) and do not throw directly in your trash can (trash trucks also have caught on fire).

Thanks and be safe!

A landscaping truck went up in flames in Rockville Thursday morning, starting in a trailer that contained lithium-ion batteries and other combustible items, acc

05/22/2026

What animal kills more humans on planet earth than any other animal?

Bzzz

05/21/2026

This box turtle (species…?) Received some much needed assistance getting across some intense Viers Mill Road traffic and up over the curb yesterday.

Donatello is now safe from being crushed and he called this morning stating that he found a new place farther back in the woods.

Watch for wildlife crossings in Moco 😉

04/22/2026

🌿 Big changes this season at BAMS Landscaping 🌿

We’re now operating with 100% battery-powered equipment to stay fully compliant with regulations in Montgomery County.

It’s a big shift—and while we’re proud to be leading the way, it does mean:

✔️ More time spent on larger cleanups
✔️ Limited performance in heavy/wet conditions
✔️ A more detail-focused (vs. speed-focused) approach

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🌸 Spring services are underway
Cleanups & mulch jobs are filling April–May quickly.
Priority goes to clients who reserved early.

👉 If you’re still looking to get on the schedule, now’s the time.

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🌱 Lawn care update
With current herbicide restrictions, you may see some weeds—but our focus has always been:
healthier soil, thicker turf, and safer lawns long-term.

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🦟 Coming soon: Mosquito, flea & tick treatments
(Perfect timing for summer backyard use 👀)

💬 Drop a comment or send us a message to schedule or upgrade your services.

04/06/2026

Still hiring for the 2026 season!

Apply today or tell a friend and if they stay 90 days we will send you a $150 VISA card.

https://bamslandscaping.com/careers

Join our team of landscaping careers at Bam's Landscaping servicing Kensington, MD and surrounding areas. Contact us for more information.

03/26/2026

March Newsletter - https://mailchi.mp/9a1418ae2b93/may-newsletter-6431536

03/05/2026

Yards in Kensington are waking up from winter.

Birds in Bethesda are chirping.

Flowers in Rockville are feeling the warmth on their roots.

Montgomery County is ready for warmer weather!

Now’s the time to clear out:

• Compacted leaves
• Winter branches
• Matted grass
• Messy bed edges

A simple spring cleanup makes a huge difference in how your yard looks going into April/May

Contact us for a quick quote or additonal info!

[email protected]
240-447-5921

02/17/2026

Super foggy morning in Montgomery County!

Winter isn’t over yet, but Spring is right around the corner. 🌫️🌱

Looking for things to do this February & March? Check out local events here:
https://visitmontgomery.com/events/

Now’s the time to plan ahead — early bird discounts are opening soon. Get your property Spring-ready with BAMS Landscaping before the rush hits.

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02/06/2026

👋 Local Homeowners — Quick Heads Up!

BAM’S Landscaping offers handyman & light home maintenance services for those little (and not-so-little) projects that keep getting pushed to “later.”

We can help with things like:

• Railing repairs & safety fixes
• Damaged drywall patches & touch-up painting
• Drainage corrections & small grading jobs
• Fence repairs, staining & painting
• Power washing (homes, walkways, decks, fences)
• General light home improvements & maintenance

If it’s something that needs done right without calling five different contractors, we’re probably a good fit.

📍 Local, insured, and easy to work with
📩 Message us here or comment below and we’ll reach out

Feel free to share with a neighbor who’s been putting off a few projects 😉

01/23/2026

What’s it like providing snow/ice management services in the DMV you say…?

As of Friday afternoon we could get 3” or 15” 😂

What we do know - the roads will get messy, kids will sled, BAMS crews will throw a few snowballs at each other

It’s best to take it easy at home till things are clear and safe for all to return to commuting.

Check your tire treads if you need to drive - you may have an AWD but it won’t matter without decent tread (basically 90% of why we see people stuck).

If you do drive… here are some quick tips from what weve seen over the years:

- Don’t slam the brakes, esp downhill

- Test drive your car/truck on your side street before traveling further and see how it responds it’s easier to move your car back to your home from a block away then get stuck with nobody to pick you up and have to abandon your vehicle

- Batteries don’t like the cold, if your car has an older battery its most likely during the winter it’ll gove you issues (carry a jump box - $150 on amazon for smaller ones)

- Don’t think help is easily accessible when roads get messy. Unless your having a true medical emergency most the people driving around are en route to some place planned and as much as they’d like to help they can’t always stop.