A clean, even cut at the right height for the season, with trimming, edging and cleanup on every visit. Done by a crew that comes back to your property week after week.
No tiers and no upsells for the basics. A finished-looking lawn takes all of it, every time.
Set for the season and grass type, and never scalped. Usually 3 to 3½ inches through summer.
Around fences, beds, trees, posts, mailboxes and anything else the mower can’t reach.
A crisp line along driveways, walks and curbs, so the lawn reads as finished.
Clippings blown off every hard surface. Nothing left on the drive, patio or street.
Returned to the lawn as free fertilizer, unless you’d rather have them bagged.
We change mowing direction from visit to visit to prevent ruts and matted grass.
A clean cut heals quickly and stays green. A dull blade tears and leaves brown tips.
Why height matters
Cutting more than a third of the blade at once shocks the plant. It stops growing roots, thins out, and leaves room for weeds and summer browning.
Cool-season lawns here, mostly bluegrass, fescue and rye, do best kept at 3 to 3½ inches through summer. Taller grass shades the soil, holds moisture and crowds out crabgrass. That’s why we mow on a schedule instead of waiting until the lawn looks long.
The right schedule depends on how fast your lawn grows and how it needs to look. We’ll recommend one, and tell you honestly if a lawn has outgrown it.
In mid-spring and early summer, grass can grow an inch or more a week. Weekly visits keep every cut within the one-third rule and the property looking sharp all the time.
A good fit for shaded or slow-growing lawns, the dry stretch of late summer, and properties where budget matters more than a perfect edge every seven days.
Weekly service on open, accessible lawns. Slopes, obstacles and access affect the final price, and your written quote will be exact.
| Property | Size | Per visit |
|---|---|---|
| City lot | Up to ¼ acre | from $45 |
| Half acre | ¼ – ½ acre | from $65 |
| One acre | ½ – 1 acre | from $95 |
| Larger & commercial | Multi-acre, HOA, campus | Quoted per site |
Not by default. Mulched clippings break down within days and return nitrogen to the soil. Bagging is available on request, and we usually recommend it for the first spring cut or an overgrown lawn.
Typically mid-April through early November here, depending on the weather. We start when the grass does, once soil temperatures reach the mid-50s, and finish with a slightly shorter final cut in fall.
We move to the next workable day and let you know. Mowing wet grass tears the blades, clumps clippings and ruts soft soil, so a short delay is better for the lawn.
Yes. Very tall grass is brought down in stages over one or two visits so we don’t shock it. There may be a one-time charge for the first cut, and we’ll tell you up front.
No. Residential mowing is billed per visit and you can pause or cancel with a week’s notice. Most clients stay all season because a consistent schedule is what keeps the lawn looking right.
Request a quote
Send us the address and we’ll measure the lawn and reply within one business day with a per-visit price.