Jett’s Exteriors | Johnson County Exterior Services

Johnson County's Bold Choice for Exterior Home Services

Window cleaning, landscaping, hardscaping, and more – done right by a local Olathe company that actually shows up.

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📍 Local to Olathe, KS

✅ 5 Years in Business

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Home Services We Offer

What it is: Professional cleaning of exterior glass, frames, and screens — removing dirt, hard water stains, and oxidation buildup.

Curb appeal: Clean windows are one of the first things a visitor or buyer notices. Streaked or cloudy glass makes even a well-maintained home look neglected. Clean glass makes every room look brighter from the outside in.

Home value: Real estate agents consistently rank window cleaning as one of the highest-ROI pre-listing tasks. It costs a fraction of what it returns in buyer perception.

What it is: Fresh mulch or decorative rock installed across flower beds and borders.

Curb appeal: Fresh mulch frames your landscaping, defines bed edges, and gives the entire front yard a polished, finished look — even if nothing else has changed.

Home value: Landscaping upgrades including mulching can yield 100% or more in perceived value. It signals to buyers that the property has been consistently maintained.

What it is: Precise shaping and trimming of existing shrubs and hedges.

Curb appeal: Overgrown shrubs hide your home’s architecture and make it look neglected at a glance. Tight, clean shapes frame your home instead of swallowing it.

Home value: Well-maintained landscaping can add up to 15% to a home’s appraised value. Shrub trimming is one of the fastest ways to get there.

What it is: Safe removal and disposal of unwanted, overgrown, or dead shrubs.

Curb appeal: Sometimes the best landscaping decision is subtraction. Removing old or misplaced shrubs opens up sightlines to your home’s architecture and creates space for better plantings.

Home value: Clearing outdated landscaping modernizes your exterior immediately. Buyers respond to clean, open lines — especially on older properties with decades-old plantings.

What it is: Labor for installing new shrubs or plants of your choosing. Plant cost is not included — you source what you want, we put it in right.

Curb appeal: Strategic placement frames entryways, softens hard edges, and creates visual interest across seasons. The difference between a flat yard and a designed one is usually just a few plants in the right places.

Home value: New plantings signal care and investment. Buyers factor in what it would cost them to create what you already have — and that transfers directly to perceived value.

What it is: Full bed creation from scratch — design, edging, soil prep, and planting.

Curb appeal: A well-designed flower bed is one of the most visible curb appeal upgrades possible. Color, structure, and texture all at once. It makes a house look like a home.

Home value: Mature, well-designed beds are a genuine selling point. Buyers often price in what it would cost them to build what you have — meaning your investment follows the home.

What it is: Installation of stone pathways, decorative borders, paver patios, and hardscape edging.

Curb appeal: Hardscaping gives a property structure and permanence that no amount of plants alone can achieve. A stone pathway or defined patio takes a yard from ordinary to distinguished.

Home value: Outdoor living spaces are among the highest-ROI improvements a homeowner can make, often returning 60–80% or more of cost at sale — and making properties sell faster.

What it is: Full seasonal cleanup — raking, collecting, and hauling away leaves from your lawn, beds, and hardscape.

Curb appeal: A yard buried in leaves looks abandoned regardless of what’s underneath. Leaf removal reveals the work you’ve already put into your property and keeps it looking sharp through fall.

Home value: Consistent seasonal maintenance signals to buyers and appraisers that a home has been cared for year-round — which directly affects appraisal confidence and buyer trust.