Residential
Lawn Maintenance
Weekly mowing, edging, and trimming on a set day, from neighborhood yards to multi-acre properties in Lucas, Parker, Fairview, and Prosper, plus fence lines, ditches, and the seasonal clean-ups that keep a lawn thick.
Built for Your Lot
Every lot gets the same care, and larger lots get the right equipment. Wide-deck mowers, a pattern that does not rut wet clay, and attention to fence lines, drainage swales, and property edges keep an acre or two looking finished, not just cut.
Cut for Collin County Grass
Most lawns here are Bermuda or St. Augustine, with some zoysia, growing in heavy clay. We set the mowing height for your grass and raise it in the hottest weeks so the turf shades its own roots. Scalping in summer heat or letting it grow out between visits invites weeds and brown patches.
Every Visit, Every Season
Edging and string trimming happen on every visit, not every other one, and clippings come off walks and drives. Spring clean-up clears winter debris and gets beds ready. Fall clean-up handles leaves before they smother the lawn.
A Crew That Knows Irrigation
Because we are licensed irrigators, we catch what most mowing crews miss: a head spraying the street, a zone that never comes on, or a soggy corner that points to a leak. We tell you what we see and fix it if you want us to.
What's Included
- Mowing at the right height for Bermuda, St. Augustine, or zoysia, adjusted by season
- Equipment sized for acreage, so large lawns get cut evenly in one visit
- Fence lines, ditches, and property edges trimmed, not just the front yard
- Edging along drives, walks, and beds, and string trimming around fences and obstacles
- Clippings blown off hard surfaces after every visit
- Spring and fall clean-ups, leaf removal, and bed touch-ups
- A heads-up when we see irrigation problems, disease, or bare spots
How it works
How Lawn Maintenance Works
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Walk the Property
We walk the lawn with you, note grass type, gates, pets, and problem areas, and price the weekly service.
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Set Your Day
You get a regular service day. Weekly visits run through the growing season and taper off in winter.
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Keep It Dialed In
The same crew handles your property, and we flag sprinkler, drainage, or turf issues before they spread.
Questions
What size properties do you maintain?
All sizes, from neighborhood yards to properties of several acres, plus HOA common areas and commercial grounds. Our equipment is sized for acreage, so larger lots get cut evenly in one visit.
How often do you mow?
Weekly through the growing season, roughly March through November, and every other week or as needed in winter when warm-season grass goes dormant.
Do I need to be home?
No. We just need gate access and pets inside. We text if something blocks the visit.
Do you treat weeds and fertilize?
Ask when we walk the property. Weed control and fertilizing require a state applicator license in Texas, so we will tell you what we offer and refer you if it is outside our scope.
Can you also take care of my sprinklers?
Yes. We are licensed irrigators, so the crew that mows can also fix heads and set your controller to the city watering schedule.
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