Rake, Blow, or Mulch-Mow: What We Do With Fall Leaves
A light layer of leaves is free fertilizer. A thick, wet mat is a dead lawn in April. Here is how we decide.
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Weekly mowing, seasonal lawn health and landscaping for Larkhaven homes. One crew, one plan, and a visit report after every stop.
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What we do
Everything your yard needs, one crew
Mowing, lawn health, cleanups and the bigger projects, all from the same people who know your yard.
Weekly mowing & edging
Mowed at the right height for the season, edged along every walk and bed, trimmed and blown clean. Same crew, same day each week.
Lawn health plans
Six visits a season: fertilizer timed to the weather, weed control where it's needed, and a soil test every spring.
Aeration & overseeding
Core aeration in early fall, then seed the same day while the holes are open. The single best thing for a thin lawn.
Seasonal cleanups
Spring cleanup to wake the yard up; fall leaf removal and bed cutback so it goes into winter tidy.
Beds, mulch & shrubs
Crisp bed edges, fresh hardwood mulch, shrub shaping and new plantings that suit the light you actually have.
Patios, paths & walls
Flagstone patios, stepping-stone paths and low retaining walls, designed with you and built by our hardscape crew.
Same crew, same day, every week
Fixed routes. Your crew works the same streets on the same day, so the people who mow in May are the ones who notice a problem in August.
A visit report after every stop. What we did, what we saw and anything we'd suggest, in your customer portal before the trailer leaves the street.
We tell you when a lawn doesn't need something. No treatments for the sake of a visit. If your grass is fine, we say so and skip it.
By the numbers
Twelve seasons in the Linden Valley
4.9★
Average rating from 500+ homeowners
500+
Homes on a weekly or seasonal plan
1 day
Estimate reply, business days
5
Crews on fixed routes
How it works
From first visit to a yard you don't think about
1
Tell us about your yard
Three short steps on the estimate form. It takes about three minutes, and a ZIP code is enough to start.
2
We walk it with you
A free 20-minute walk-through. You get a written plan and a price within one business day.
3
Your crew starts
Same crew, same day each week. You'll know their names by the second visit.
4
Visit reports after every stop
Crew notes, photos when something needs a look, and your next visit date, all in your portal.
Recent work
Yards around Larkhaven
Neighbors say
500+ homeowners, 4.9 stars
Marco's crew shows up every Tuesday like clockwork, and the visit reports mean I actually know what happened in my yard while I was at work.
They told us our lawn didn't need the summer treatment we asked for, and saved us the money. That's why we've stayed four years.
The patio Sam's crew built fixed a corner of the yard we'd given up on. They were tidy, on time and finished when they said they would.
Seasonal plans
Example plans and prices
Weekly Care
from $45 per visit, yards under 5,000 sq ft
- Mow, edge, trim and blow every week
- Same crew, same day
- A visit report after every stop
- Skip weeks in a drought at no charge
Full Season
from $189 per month, March–November
- Everything in Weekly Care
- 6 lawn health visits
- Fall aeration & overseeding
- Spring and fall cleanup
- Priority scheduling
Lawn Health
from $59 per month, March–November
- 6 fertilization & weed control visits
- Soil test in spring
- Grub check in late summer
- Fall aeration at add-on pricing
About these prices
These are example ranges for a fictional company. A real price follows the walk-through: yard size, slope, gate access and the number of beds all move it, and we put the final number in writing before any work starts.
From the blog
Notes from the crew
Aerate in Fall, Not Spring: The Timing That Decides Whether Seed Takes
Late August to early October is the window for aeration and overseeding. Here is why fall beats spring.
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The Mowing Habit That Fixes Half the Lawns We Visit
Raise the deck. Most thin, weedy, brown-in-July lawns we see are cut too short.
Read more about The Mowing Habit That Fixes Half the Lawns We VisitGuides
Do-it-yourself, done right
Caring for New Sod: The First 30 Days
The day-by-day watering schedule we give customers for new sod, plus the tug test and the first mow.
Read guide Caring for New Sod: The First 30 DaysGetting Your Yard Ready for Crew Visits
Ten minutes the night before a visit helps our crew work faster and better. We never need codes or keys.
Read guide Getting Your Yard Ready for Crew VisitsHow to Measure Your Yard for an Estimate
Lawn care is priced by turf area, not lot size. Measure yours in about five minutes with a tape or a map.
Read guide How to Measure Your Yard for an EstimateFree lawn estimate
Ready for a yard you don't have to think about?
We walk the yard with you, send a written plan and a price, and there's no obligation to say yes.