It’s our policy to always close gates even if they are left open when we arrive. We ask that gates be unlocked and easily accessible before we arrive on our service day. If we are unable to access the property (typically due to locked gates or oversaturated areas) we will complete whatever remains possible and return during our next scheduled appointment.

There’s certainly a wide range of lawn services to choose from. A company’s price often depends on how much time and money they’re willing to invest in areas such as insurance, employee training, equipment, communication, convenience, schedule consistency, and service quality. Each of these can vary greatly from company to company. Also, ask if their service is focused on residential or commercial customers. While it’s normal for lawn services to have both it’s also likely they will be better suited for the type of customer their business is made for. Check around and see what fits you best.

Prices for our lawn service depend mainly on the square footage of the property and start at $35 for the smallest yards. If you’d like an idea of what our service would cost for you please fill out the quote form on the website or give us a call!

Yes! We are insured with $300,000 of coverage. There are bad stories out there of services that cause damage and are never to be seen again. Take one more problem off your mind knowing that we come prepared.

After a bit of research, it seems that 3 inches is a good height to mow our lawns. In our part of the country it’s best not to scalp the grass and instead let it grow out some. This helps keep our yards green during the hot summer months. It’s also not tall enough to look unkept and we have been pleased with the results so far.

Yes, but this is not part of the lawn service package. Anything that has a border around it and typically containing plants is considered a bed and therefore not part of the lawn. Get in touch and we can come by to take a look if you would like a bed quote.

It’s rare that we will have more than one or two people servicing a lawn at the same time.

Nope! It’s all up to you. The vast majority of times we are mowing yards we do not need to interact with the client. If there is a situation where we have to get in touch we can always give you a call or send a message.

If you have pets please let us know. While we are cautious about not letting anything out when we enter and closing the gate behind us, it’s always best to leave pets inside on your scheduled service day.

Please remember to pick up all toys, extension cords, hoses, pet droppings, rocks, etc. the day before we mow. These objects are capable of causing damage to your property and our crew members.

If we have damaged your property please get in touch with us as soon as possible so we can be of more help to you.

Bi-Weekly service is offered but not always recommended. If your lawn is like most in Southeast Texas then your grass grows quite fast during the summer months. If yards are not mowed on a weekly basis issues such as grass clumps, over-stressed grass due to cutting over 1/3 of its length, and large amounts of clippings can occur.

Bad weather is the most typical type of delay we encounter. It’s not uncommon for us to mow during light rain. If the current weather or forecast looks unsafe we will likely have to delay service and send out an email notice.

It’s not because we try to skip things. All of our equipment is commercial grade allowing us to use our machines at a faster pace. We also tend to get better times after the first few visits and learning the routine.

At the end of each workday invoices are created and are made available to view in the client portal. Credit/Debit cards are processed next and your payment history is also viewable in the portal.

There are set days for each of our routes. If your home is near another route we can see if it’s possible to switch over.