Softscaping & Landscape Design

What’s Included In Every Mowing Visit

• Growth-Based Scheduling: weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly mowing chosen to match your lawn’s growth rate and the current season.
• Precision Cutting Height: blade height adjusted to your specific grass type to avoid scalping or stressing the lawn.
• Edging & Trimming: clean, sharp edges along walkways, flower beds, and fences for a polished, professional finish.
• Obstacle Trimming: careful hand-trimming around trees, posts, irrigation heads, and garden features the mower can’t reach.
• Complete Debris Removal: all clippings, leaves, and loose debris cleared from lawns, paths, and hard surfaces before we leave.

Why Regular Mowing Matters

• Encourages thicker, denser turf that naturally resists weeds.
• Prevents scalping and stress that leads to brown patches and disease.
• Keeps your property looking maintained and adds to curb appeal.
• Reduces the buildup of thatch, supporting a healthier root zone.
  

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should my lawn be mowed?

It depends on your grass type, season, and how much rain or irrigation you’re getting. As a guide, fast-growing grasses in the rainy season usually need weekly mowing, while slower growth periods can move to bi-weekly or monthly. We’ll recommend a schedule after assessing your lawn.

Do you remove the cut grass or leave it on the lawn?

We remove clippings and debris completely as standard, leaving your compound clean. If you’d prefer grasscycling (leaving fine clippings to feed the soil), let us know and we can discuss whether it suits your grass type.

Can I get a one-time mow instead of a recurring schedule?

Yes — one-off mowing is available, for example before an event or after a long absence. Recurring schedules are more cost-effective and keep your lawn consistently healthy.