How recurring lawn service works
You tell us about your property once. After that, we take care of the mowing.
Tell us about the property
Enter your address so we can confirm you’re on a route we service.
Choose frequency and day
Weekly or every two weeks, and the weekday you’d prefer.
We confirm service and quote
We collect the property details we need and give you a price to approve.
Recurring mowing begins
Your schedule starts, and visits continue without rebooking.
One short request
Everything you need to do happens before the first visit. After that, you’re done.
Photos of the lawn and the access route are optional, but they help us quote your property accurately instead of relying on a map.
What we handle from there
- Keeping your property on its recurring weekday
- Mow, edge, trim and cleanup each visit
- Telling you when weather moves a visit
- Keeping your access details on file
The only lawn decision you make is the first one.
Everything after that is ours to manage.Photos, then your price
You can add photos of the lawn and the gate or access route with your request, or we may ask for them afterward. Once you approve the price, recurring service begins.
What starts the process
The request itself is short: your address, how often you would like the lawn cut, the weekday you would prefer, and how to reach you. There is no account to create and nothing is owed at this point.
The address matters most at this stage, because it tells us whether the property is on a route we can serve. We confirm availability by address, not by neighborhood, so you get a clear answer either way. You can walk through it on start service.
The property details that affect your quote
Next, we need to know about the property: roughly how much lawn there is, how the mowing areas are reached, whether there is a gate and what is behind it, and anything on the lawn the crew should know about.
Photos of the lawn and the access route help here, because they show the work better than a map can. They’re optional, and you can request a quote without them. Which property photos help covers what is worth capturing.
Pets, gate codes and side-yard routes belong here too. They’re recorded once and stay on your property record, so you don’t have to repeat them.
The review before anything is quoted
We review the property and the schedule you asked for before giving a price. Size, access, the lawn’s current condition, unusual obstacles and any overgrowth all go into one recurring price rather than being added on later.
We don’t promise a turnaround time for the review. The order is always the same: we review the property, we send a price, then you decide. The pricing page explains how we arrive at the price.
Approval, and what it means
Sending a request doesn’t approve any paid work. Service begins only after we’ve reviewed the property and schedule and you’ve agreed to the quote.
If the property turns out to differ materially from what was described, the quote is revised before service starts rather than adjusted afterwards. Asking costs nothing and commits you to nothing. The terms set out the basis on which service is provided.
What happens the first time the crew arrives
The first visit is a routine visit: mowing, edging, string trimming around obstacles, and clearing clippings from ordinary hard surfaces. You don’t need to be home. We just need to be able to reach the serviced areas, which is why we confirm access beforehand.
If the lawn is well past normal height, we quote a separate reset cut before recurring service begins, rather than folding it into the first visit.
Recurring service, and what can move it
From there, visits continue on your preferred weekday. There’s nothing to rebook.
That weekday is a preferred recurring day rather than a guaranteed appointment. Weather, route conditions and holidays can shift a visit, and when that happens, we let you know. A rained-out visit is rescheduled rather than dropped. The weather policy explains how, and the service policy covers access, gates, pets, debris and what happens when a visit cannot be completed.
If something about your property or schedule changes
If a gate code changes, a new pet arrives, or something about the property changes in a way that affects how the lawn is serviced, tell us so the crew has the right information.
The frequency you choose at setup is your starting schedule. If your needs change, let us know and we’ll confirm what’s available on your route. Work outside the routine mowing scope is quoted separately and agreed before it is added, so nothing changes on a visit without your agreement.
Start your quote
Tell us where you are and how often you’d like the lawn cut.