Pricing
Recurring maintenance, priced to your property
Lot size, turf condition, and access all change the number, so we quote every property instead of posting one that isn't true. What doesn't change is what's included — here it is, in plain terms.
Visit frequency
Essential
A clean, sharp cut every visit.
Every visit includes:
- Mowing at the right height for your turf
- Edging along walks, drives, and beds
- String trimming around fences and obstacles
- Blow-off of walks, drive, and patio
- Routine property walk with anything we spot reported to you
Quoted per property · weekly visits
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Most popularMaintenance plus turf health.
Everything in Essential, plus:
- Seasonal fertilization program
- Weed control in the lawn
- Bare and thin spot treatment
- Priority scheduling if we need to move your day
Quoted per property · weekly visits
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Full-service turf health and seasonal work.
Everything in Complete, plus:
- Bed weeding and mulch touch-up
- Shrub and hedge trimming
- Seasonal cleanups included in your plan
- First-pick time slots on the schedule
Quoted per property · weekly visits
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Weekly service
Weekly visits during the growing season keep clippings light and the cut consistent — the best-looking result and the best value per visit.
Best for irrigated lawns, spring through fall, and any property where appearance matters week to week.
Estimator
Ballpark your monthly cost
Pick your yard size and how often you want us out. This is a range, not a contract — we confirm the real number after we see the property.
Estimated per visit
$50 – $80
Estimated per month
$200 – $320
Our minimum is $40 per visit.
Final pricing depends on terrain, gate access, and growth conditions.
What's included
Questions we get asked
Straight answers on scope, scheduling, billing, and what falls outside a recurring plan.
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Not sure which level fits?
Send us the address and what's bothering you about the yard. We'll tell you which plan makes sense — and which one you don't need.
