Frequently Asked Questions

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We are available Monday through Saturday during normal business hours. Contact us to schedule a consultation.

Lawn mowing best practices recommend not removing more than 1/3 of the length of the grass blade at a time. We follow this recommendation. If you think we are cutting your lawn too high or too short, please just let us know. We are happy to adjust our mowers per your request.

If your lawn does have slopes, we may be limited to how low we can cut the grass due to the commercial mower deck size.

Yes, we use GOOGLE REVEIWS as our reference/testimonial page, Facebook is our preferred platform for SOCIAL PROOF and displaying videos of our work. 

 We certainly don’t want to damage your lawn by attempting to mow it when the ground is still soft from a large amount of rainfall. We have been cutting grass for a long time and will use our best judgment and communicate well with you if and when this situation arises.

 We don’t even want to run our mowers over a lawn that doesn’t need to be cut. If we are experiencing a drought, or the grass growth rate slows down for any other reason, such as the season, we will simply skip that week’s service and you will not be billed. 

 Yes. We offer firefighters, 1st responders, police officers, and military members 10% off.

We also offer a 10% discount to anyone that would like to sign up for a season’s worth of services and pre-pay for them.

We accept all major credit cards. Cash is also accepted if for some reason you your credit card is declined! WE DO NOT ACCEPT CHECKS.

 All payments are due at the time of service. 

 Weekly or every other week. If your lawn is getting too long between cuts on an every other week schedule, we will need to bump it up to a weekly service until the grass growth speed slows down or charge an additional fee to make it look good before leaving. We won’t leave your lawn until it looks great! Thanks for understanding! 

 No, but we are happy to put your lawn on our lawn mowing schedule and cut it weekly or every other week as needed throughout the growing season.