Every mowing visit covers mowing at a height suited to your grass type, edging along walkways and beds, and blowing clippings off hard surfaces. We adjust mowing height and frequency through the season, since Durham’s warm-season lawns grow fastest in late spring and early summer and slow down in the heat of August.
Mowing frequency shifts with your lawn's actual growth rate instead of a fixed calendar.
Clean edges and cleared hard surfaces are included on every visit, not billed as an add-on.
The same crew works your property on a set day, so mowing height and pattern stay consistent.
Blade height adjusts through the year instead of staying fixed regardless of weather.
A schedule set to your grass type and the season, not a fixed calendar.
Mowing height adjusted for warm-season lawns like Bermuda, zoysia, and fescue.
Edging and blow-off included on every visit, not billed as an add-on.
We check your lawn's grass type, size, and any problem areas before the first visit.
You choose weekly or biweekly service, and we set the route around it.
Each visit covers mowing at the right height, edging, and blowing clippings off hard surfaces.
Mowing height and frequency shift as growth speeds up or slows down through the year.
Mowing keeps a lawn looking tidy week to week, but it does not feed the soil or stop weeds from moving in. Many customers add our fertilization and weed control program on the same schedule as mowing, so feeding, pre-emergent timing, and cutting all stay coordinated instead of running on separate calendars.
Most Durham lawns need weekly mowing in peak growing season (late spring through summer) and can move to biweekly in cooler months.
We reschedule to the next available day rather than mowing a soaked lawn, which can damage turf and compact wet soil.
We typically mulch clippings back into the lawn, which returns nutrients to the soil, unless growth is heavy enough to require bagging.
Yes. Many customers combine mowing with our fertilization and weed control program on one schedule.