Here we are coming to the end of another year all too quickly.
Christmas is just around the corner and our Elves have been super busy handling fall clean-ups throughout the city.
Though we appreciate our ski fan’s dismay at the lack of early snow, the clear weather has allowed us to do speedy and efficient clean-ups for all our valued customers.
Our landscape construction teams have been busy working daily on 2 major landscape projects despite the chillier days.
Now it’s time to decorate the Christmas tree and make those plans for special gatherings with dear friends and loving families!
This year, we at Yard Elves want to extend a truly sincere welcome home to all our military men and women returning from their deployments in Afghanistan and other foreign lands. We are forever grateful for your selfless service to our great country and are especially happy to have you home, safe and sound in the company of your loved ones.
Furthermore we extend these wishes to all the remaining active duty members of the military who are still currently deployed throughout various regions around the world as well as those who are presently working in jobs daily to protect the homeland.
Thank you so very much for the sacrifices and contributions you make to ensure the United States and it’s people remain safe at all times.
Thank you to all Essential Business’ and
First Responders who remained steadfast in their duties to our community and its members during our continued fight against Covid-19 and its variants.
Finally, we would like to end in saying: “Thank You” to all our wonderful customers who have supported our family run business.
May each and every one you have a truly amazing Christmas. You are by far the absolute best community in the world here in Northern Colorado and we are very proud to serve you. You are Colorado-Strong!
Merry Christmas to All!
Alan & Nicole & The Elves
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