Lawn Mowing

Consists of edge trimming, mowing grass (clippings not bagged), and blowing away of clippings. 

** Weekly or Bi-weekly **

Regular mowing benefits your lawn's health and looks. Here's how:

• Promotes Thicker, Healthier Grass: Regular mowing encourages sideways grass growth, leading to a denser, healthier lawn. It also stimulates new shoots, thickening the turf.
  
  

• Keeps Weeds in Check: Frequent mowing prevents weeds from seeding and spreading, weakening them and making them less competitive with the grass.
  
  

• Strengthens Roots: Mowing, by pruning grass blades, encourages the grass to focus on developing a stronger root system. Deeper roots make the lawn more drought-tolerant and resilient.
  
  

• Discourages Pests: Tall grass shelters insects and pests. Regular mowing minimizes their habitat, discouraging their presence.
  
  

• Reduces Disease Risk: Longer grass traps moisture, creating an environment for fungal diseases. Frequent mowing allows the grass to dry out more quickly, reducing this risk.
  
  

• Improves Air Circulation: Regular mowing prevents the lawn from becoming too dense, allowing for better air circulation which helps prevent fungal issues.
  
  

• Provides Natural Fertilizer: Grass clippings act as a natural fertilizer, releasing nutrients back into the soil as they decompose.
  
  

• Enhances Curb Appeal: A regularly mowed lawn simply looks neater and more well-maintained, improving your property's overall curb appeal.