Lawn Mowing

Cut grass to an even height using a push or riding mower. This service is often paired with edging and blowing to clear paths.

Edging

This service creates clean lines between lawns and nearby pathways, garden beds, or other areas.

Dethatching

Leaves and stems collect at the base of actively growing grass, just above the soil’s surface, forming a layer called thatch.

Mulching

Mulch is made up of organic materials like grass clippings, leaves, straw, sawdust, and wood chips.

Fertilizing

Fertilizer is a natural or chemical material that’s added to soil as part of regular maintenance.

Weed Control

Regular weeding will keep weeds from growing out of control and taking over the entire space.

Leaf Removal

Leaves fall to the ground throughout the year, but especially in the spring and fall. You can offer a recurring seasonal leaf removal service, whether it’s raking or blowing, to keep the lawn clean and green.

Yard Cleanup

Some lawn care professionals offer yard waste removal, like fallen branches or other plant waste.

Lawn Aeration

During aeration, you’re poking small holes in the soil to keep it from compacting. This allows air, water, and other nutrients to seep in and help the roots grow.

Overseeding

Spread new grass seed over an existing lawn without turning the soil to improve overall lawn health.

Sod Maintenance

If a client has a new lawn, they’ll need ongoing maintenance to ensure the sod stays put and stays healthy.