Pattern varied
Mowing
Cut on sharp blades - a torn blade browns at the tip, and that's what makes a lawn look tired from the street. Pattern varied visit to visit so the turf doesn't rut.
Mow, trim, edge, blow down - the same day every week, on blades we keep sharp, no exceptions.
Get your price in 60 secondsCut on sharp blades - a torn blade browns at the tip, and that's what makes a lawn look tired from the street. Pattern varied visit to visit so the turf doesn't rut.
String trimming around beds, fences and obstacles, plus a clean edge along walks and drives - the two things that make a lawn read as "kept."
Clippings and debris cleared off driveways, walks and patios before we leave. No mess left for you to sweep up after.
In June and July a Heber lawn puts on more growth in fourteen days than a mower should take off in one pass. Cut it anyway and you scalp the crown, leave clumps that smother what's underneath, and set the lawn back two weeks.
So we don't offer it. Weekly through the season, one price, no negotiating with the grass.
No surcharge to explain, no hidden add-ons for the mow itself.
| Lot size | Per visit |
|---|---|
| Up to ¼ acre - standard town lot | $75 |
| ¼ to ½ acre - larger yard | About $95 |
| ½ to 1 acre - big property | From $135 |
| Over an acre - Property Service Plan | Custom |
Most town lots start at $75 a visit. Quarter to half an acre runs about $95, and acre lots start at $135. Over an acre we come and measure rather than guess. The quote tool gives you your own figure in about a minute.
No. Grass grows faster than that here in June and July, and cutting two weeks of growth in one pass stresses the lawn and leaves clumps. Weekly is the only schedule that keeps a lawn looking right.
Thirty days notice, any time. That's it.
Aeration, fertilization, dethatching, bush trimming and mulch are priced separately, per property - tick what you're interested in on the quote tool and Darien will price it when he's on site.
A minute of clicking, a real number at the end, and nobody ringing you before you've seen it.