Yes, we understand that some yards, by nature, grow more slowly than others and may not necessarily need to be mowed each week.

Yes, string trimming and blowing any clippings off of sidewalks and driveways is included in the weekly mowing charge.

No, although each customer is welcome to pay per week, we generally invoice via mail or email and ask that each customer provide payment upon receiving our invoice.

Yes, you are welcome to pay cash for services, although the preferred method by our customers is check.

No, we prefer cash or check. Should a customer have no other means of payment, we can accept credit card payment with the understanding that processing fees will be added to total invoiced amount.

No, contact us for any service(s) you would like, you do not have to be an existing customer.

Lawns that are not mowed regularly, at the proper height with well sharp blades and maintenance equipment are more prone to ‘hot spots’, disease and damage to the roots and grass blades.

Yes, we promote and recommend customers allow us to mulch when mowing . Studies conducted by universities show that bagging the grass can remove essential natural and applied nutrients. By recycling these clippings, we can essentially ‘re-fertilize’ your grass each week.

Yes, although we strongly recommend mulching your clippings, we do have the equipment capabilities to bag and remove clippings upon request.

Regular fertilization promotes deep root growth, reduces the chance of heat spots, fungal disease and nutrient deprivation, improving the thickness and health of the turf from the roots up. Regular fertilization combined with regular lawn mowing can help ensure a vibrant, thick turf for years to come

By mechanically aerating your lawn, you are allowing oxygen, nutrients and water to more easily reach the root zone of your turf. In doing so, this allows the root system to penetrate deeper into the ground. Deep roots improve overall turf health and are less affected by the constant turf exposure from the summer heat.