What's included
- Mowing at the right height for the season and the grass type
- String-trimming fence lines, foundations, and around obstacles
- Crisp edging along walks, drives, and bed lines
- Blow-down of every hard surface before we leave
- Optional fertilization and pre-emergent on a spring schedule
How it works
- 1Walk the property and settle on weekly or bi-weekly
- 2Same crew, same day of the week, all season
- 3Weather calls made the morning of — you get a text either way
- 4Mowing height raised through the summer heat to protect the roots
- 5End-of-season cleanup included on seasonal accounts
When to book it
April through October, with cleanup visits either side
Growth here takes off in late April and does not quit until the first hard frost. Accounts that start in spring hold their day of the week all season; mid-summer signups get whatever slot is left, so booking early is worth it.
Pricing
$45 – $150 per visit
Lot size, how much trimming and edging there is around obstacles, and whether you are on weekly or bi-weekly. Every job gets a written, all-inclusive number before we start — no add-ons at the end, and the quote holds for 30 days.
Recent yard upkeep work
Questions we get about yard upkeep
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Do I have to be home?
No. As long as we can get to the gate and the dog is inside, we mow and go. You get a text when we are done.
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What happens if it rains on my day?
We push to the next dry day that week rather than skipping you. If a week gets rained out entirely, you are not billed for it.
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Can I do bi-weekly instead of weekly?
Yes, and plenty of properties do fine on it. The one caveat is May and June, when growth is fast enough that a two-week gap means we are cutting more than a third of the blade — which stresses the lawn and leaves clumps.
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Do you bag the clippings?
We mulch by default, which feeds the lawn and costs you nothing. Bagging is available on request for an added charge, and we bag automatically if the grass got away from us and would otherwise leave rows.