Lawn Care Services

Mowing:

Your lawn will be cut at our recommended 1/3rd rule. No more than 1/3rd of the grass height will be cut to prevent scalping. (Depending on cut frequency)
Your lawn service will be rendered with the latest commercial grade equipment tailored for your home and or business
We change and or sharpen our blades every day to ensure a clean crisp cut

Edging:

Your edging includes sidewalks, driveways, flower beds, etc...
Your lawn will be edged with fresh new thin blades every service for sharp curb appeal

Weed Trimming:

Your lawn will be trimmed and smoothed out where mowers cant fit
The perimeter of your home or place of business will also be trimmed including fence lines and any outlining of a flowerbed. (Does not include weeds in landscaping)
We will also take care of the weeds in your cracks and crevices

Blowing:

Your driveway, sidewalk, street, vehicle, patio, units, any hard surfaces will be blown off thoroughly

Spraying:

We will spray the weeds between the cracks and crevices or any undesirable weed growth to keep them gone and your yard looking beautiful

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Lawn Cleanup (Additional Cleanup Fee Apply)

Mowing Frequency Options

5 “Good” Reasons

Biweekly lawn mowing helps maintain an even height for your grass, which is important for a healthy lawn.
Your mowing frequently will also helps prevent the growth of weeds and improves the overall appearance of your lawn.
When your grass is cut regularly, it encourages thicker growth, which leads to fewer weeds and a greener lawn.
Mowing also helps to distribute fertilizers evenly, leading to a more balanced and nourished lawn.
A biweekly mowing schedule also helps prevent damage to the grass, such as scalping or brown patches, caused by infrequent or overgrown mowing.

5 “Better” Reasons

A hybrid lawn mowing schedule combines the best of both worlds. Biweekly and weekly mowing, providing a balance between maintenance and care.
By mowing your lawn less frequently than weekly, you can save some cost and get your lawn care serviced at the most needed times of the growing season.
By mowing your lawn more frequently than biweekly, it ensures a consistent and well-manicured appearance of your lawn.
A hybrid schedule also allows for flexibility and can be adjusted based on the specific needs and conditions of your lawn.
This type of schedule helps prevent the buildup of thatch, promotes healthy growth, and reduces the likelihood of damage to the grass.

5 “Best” Reasons

Weekly lawn mowing ensures that the grass is always maintained at the optimal height, promoting healthy growth.
It also helps prevent the formation of thatch, a buildup of dead grass and roots that can lead to disease and other problems.
Weekly mowing ensures a consistent and neat appearance, giving a lawn a well-manicured look.
It also helps prevent the grass from becoming overgrown, which can lead to scalping, brown patches, and other lawn damage.
Regular mowing can also help control weeds, as frequent cutting makes it more difficult for weed seeds to germinate and establish themselves.