How does it work?

For our mowing services, you can expect a professional team of two members to meticulously care for your lawn. For most residential areas, our efficient team completes the mowing services within 20-30 minutes, ensuring minimal disruption to your day.

Upon arrival, our team conducts a thorough inspection to identify and address any potential hazards or safety concerns. We utilize only top-of-the-line equipment, including zero-turn riding mowers and commercial-grade walk-behind mowers, to guarantee a perfectly cut lawn every time.

To help us provide the best service possible, we ask that all dog waste, toys, or other hazards are cleared from your yard before our visit. Our mowing services are performed on the same day each week, offering you consistent and reliable lawn care. Please ensure your gates are unlocked to allow our team easy access to your yard.



With The Grounds Crew, you can relax knowing your lawn is in expert hands, receiving the highest quality care with every visit.

Pristine Clean-Up

Our team is trained to perform a full clean-up after each job. We never leave grass hanging over the curb, and we always make sure to clean up all the clippings. Lastly, we blow off all the hard surfaces. The only sign that we have been to your property will be a freshly mowed lawn.

Tips for Mowing Your Lawn

Make sure to follow these instructions when mowing your lawn yourself!

1. Mow Regularly: Maintain a consistent mowing schedule to keep your grass healthy and looking great. Typically, mowing once a week during the growing season is ideal.
2. Adjust Mower Height: Set your mower blade height to the recommended level for your grass type. For most cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass and fescue, keep the grass around 2.5 to 3 inches tall.
3. Keep Blades Sharp: Sharp blades provide a clean cut, reducing stress on the grass and preventing disease. Sharpen your mower blades at least once a season.
4. Don't Cut Too Much at Once: Follow the one-third rule; never cut more than one-third of the grass height in a single mowing. Cutting too much can shock the grass and hinder growth.
5. Change Up Your Mowing Pattern: Vary the direction in which you mow each time. This helps prevent soil compaction and ensures even grass growth.
6. Mow When Grass is Dry: Mow when your lawn is dry to avoid clumping and uneven cuts. Wet grass can also clog your mower and create unsightly patches.
7. Leave Clippings on the Lawn: Grass clippings can act as a natural fertilizer. As long as they’re not too thick, leaving them on the lawn helps return nutrients to the soil.
8. Edge and Trim: For a polished look, edge and trim around sidewalks, driveways, and flower beds. This helps maintain a neat appearance and prevents grass from encroaching on other areas.
9. Mow in the Evening or Early Morning: Mowing during cooler parts of the day reduces stress on the grass and prevents heat damage.
10. Regular Maintenance: Keep your mower in good condition with regular maintenance, including cleaning the deck, changing the oil, and replacing air filters. This ensures efficient operation and extends the life of your mower.