FAQ

As a professional lawn care service our clients expect us to keep their grass mowed on schedule. This requires us to make good judgement calls on when to delay a mow. During months of the year when your lawn is actively growing it is better for us to come out and mow the lawn wet than it is to skip the lawn and run the risk of it going multiple weeks without a cut. There are times when ruts may be created in your lawn due to the lawn being wet when mowed. These ruts are almost always temporary and self fix as the lawn dries out.
If you ever feel like your lawn is too wet to be mowed on your scheduled day please contact us right away and we will be happy to pause your service. We do our best to make the best decision for our clients but because of the subjectivity of this type of situation it can be hard to get right every time for every client’s preferences.

Contact our office right away. Any time you see potential damage that may have been caused by our mowing crews please let us know right away. We have vendors and staff members on call to handle these situations right away. Please do not contact an outside vendor for the repair before contacting us.

We use high-end commercial grade lawn mowers. These mowers are the best you can buy and generally cost 2-3 times what an average mower costs. These mowers are self-propelled and are made to move at a much faster pace than a standard walk behind mower. The key is to ensure that blades are nice and sharp. That is why we add a fresh sharp blade every day. This is not a common practice.

In some cases scalping is necessary but in most cases, scalping is a lot of work for very little gain. If your lawn is healthy it should just need what we call a minor scalp, which is just cutting the grass.

Nobody has to be home when your lawn is mowed. All we need is access to all areas of your property that have grass.

Yes, we do offer landscaping services. Please contact our office to schedule a consultation. One of our team members will assess your needs and provide a custom, competitive bid.