Lawn Mowing

What This Service Involves

Regular mowing is the single most important habit for a healthy lawn. Cutting at the right height and frequency encourages dense, deep-rooted turf that naturally crowds out weeds and moss. Our crews mow with sharp blades to avoid tearing the grass, alternate mowing patterns to prevent ruts and leaning, and adjust cutting height to the season and grass type common in the Pacific Northwest. The result is a clean, uniform lawn without the scalped patches or clumps that come from infrequent cutting.

Benefits

Healthy dense turf that resists weeds and moss; Clean even cut with sharp blades; Consistent scheduling so grass never gets overgrown; Clippings mulched or removed as you prefer; Reduced stress on grass during hot or wet spells

Our Process

1) Assess grass height and set the correct cutting height for the season; 2) Mow with sharp blades in alternating patterns; 3) Trim edges and detail around beds and obstacles; 4) Mulch or bag clippings; 5) Blow clean all hard surfaces

What Affects the Cost

Lawn size and layout; Mowing frequency (weekly or bi-weekly); Slope and obstacles; Clipping removal vs mulching; Season and growth rate

Best Time of Year

Weekly from spring through fall during peak growth; every two to three weeks in the cooler shoulder seasons; minimal mowing in winter dormancy.