
Weekly & Bi-Weekly Mowing
A cut you can set your week by. Same day, right height for the season, and the property left finished rather than just shorter.
Read moreLawn care, maintenance and cleanups across Camanche and Clinton County. Three things, done properly and done on time.
What we do
If it is keeping a property cut, tidy and clear through the season, it is on this list. Each one has its own page with what is included and what to expect.

A cut you can set your week by. Same day, right height for the season, and the property left finished rather than just shorter.
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The finish work. It is what separates a lawn that has been mowed from a property that has been taken care of, and it is part of every visit.
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Everything that keeps a property looking looked-after through the season — the fence lines, the corners, the beds and the bits that only get noticed once they have gone wild.
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Getting a property out of winter. What blew in, what died back, and the first real cut of the year — done in one pass so the season starts clean.
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Leaves off the grass before they mat down and kill it. They come down over weeks here, so most properties need more than one pass — and we plan for that.
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Rentals, empty lots, homes on the market and properties owned by people who are not nearby — kept cut on schedule without you having to drive past and check.
Read moreMost properties start with a spring cleanup in April, move onto a weekly or bi-weekly mowing schedule through the summer with trimming, edging and blow-down on every visit, and finish with two or three fall cleanup passes through October into November. Maintenance runs alongside the whole way.
You can also take any one of them on its own. A one-off cleanup, a lot that just needs cutting, or the fence lines and corners on a property you mow yourself — all fine.
Tell us the address and we will put a price on whichever parts you want.
Free quotes on mowing, maintenance and cleanups across Camanche and Clinton County.