Lawn Care & Mowing
Weekly, biweekly or as-needed mowing on a schedule you can actually count on — with the edges, trimming and blow-off included every single visit.
The part most people care about: you know which day we're coming.
Here's what usually goes wrong with lawn care. You sign up in April, it's great for a month, and then by July you're texting someone who mowed you eleven days ago asking when they're coming back. The grass isn't the hard part of this business. Showing up is.
When you get on our route, you get a day — and that's your day for the season. Rain pushes things occasionally, because it has to, but you'll hear from us when it does instead of wondering.
Every visit includes the mow, string trimming around the beds, foundation and fence line, edging where there's a hard edge to cut, and blowing the clippings off your driveway, walk and patio. We're not leaving your concrete green.
Bigger properties, corner lots and commercial grounds are all fine — Jesse's background covers commercial maintenance as well as residential, so acreage doesn't scare us off.
What's included
- Mow, trim and edge on every visit
- Hard surfaces blown off — driveway, walk and patio
- Weekly, biweekly or as-needed schedules
- Your day stays your day all season
- Residential and commercial properties
- Lawn rolling available in spring
Common questions
Through May and June most lawns around here genuinely need weekly. By late summer a lot of properties are fine on biweekly. We'll tell you honestly which one your yard needs.
We shift you to the next dry day and you'll hear from us about it. We don't mow saturated lawns — it tears up the turf and leaves ruts you'll be looking at all season.
Usually we mulch them back in, which is better for the lawn. If you want them bagged and hauled, we can do that — just say so when we quote it.
Want a number on it?
Free estimate, one business day turnaround, no pressure.