Lawn Maintenance
Lawn maintenance is a reliability business. The work is not complicated. Showing up the same day every week, cutting at the right height, and leaving the property clean is what separates crews.
You get the same crew each visit, so nobody has to be told again where the dog runs are or which bed not to blow into.
How it’s built
Stripes are the signature
A lawn cut at the right height, in alternating passes, leaves that light-and-dark banding you can spot from the street. It is the fastest way to tell a maintained lawn from a mowed one.
The machine pivots on the spot at the end of every pass. Zero wasted turning, zero scuffed arcs at the edges.
- Same crew, same day, every week
- Height set by season and grass type
- Edged, trimmed and blown before we leave
How the work goes
- Weekly or biweekly, on a set day
- Cut height adjusted by season, not left on one setting
- Fescue, bermuda and zoysia all handled differently
- Hard surfaces blown clean before we leave
- Same crew every visit
- 01
Mow
Cut at the right height for the season and the grass type, with alternating direction so the turf does not lay over one way.
- 02
Edge
Hard edge along drives, walks and curbing so the lines stay crisp.
- 03
Trim
String trim everything the mower cannot reach, including fence lines and around trees.
- 04
Blow
Every hard surface cleared. Clippings off the drive and walks, not into the street or the beds.
Lawn Maintenance: common questions
How much does lawn maintenance cost?
Most residential properties in this area run $45 to $85 per visit, set by lot size, how much trimming there is, and access. We quote per visit after seeing the property, not by the hour.
Weekly or biweekly?
Weekly through the growing season for most lawns here. Biweekly works in the shoulder seasons and for larger, less formal properties. Cutting more than a third of the blade at once stresses the grass, which is what usually makes biweekly look rough in June.
Do you do fertilizing and weed control?
We handle mowing, edging, trimming and cleanup. Chemical treatment programs are a licensed specialty and we are happy to point you at someone who does only that.
Lawn Maintenance across the Upstate
We take this work throughout Greenville and Spartanburg counties.
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