Lawn care
Mowing, clean-ups, aeration and feeding from April to November. Pick a season plan or book single visits.
Season plans
Prices for an average lot up to 5,000 sq ft. Plans run April to November and can be paid monthly.
Mowing
$49
a visit, about 26 visits a season
- Mowing at 3 inches, clippings mulched
- Trimming along fences and beds
- Edging every second visit
- Paths and driveway blown clean
Most customers choose this
Full season
$1,960
a season, or $245 a month for 8 months
- Everything in Mowing
- Spring and fall clean-up
- Core aeration and overseeding
- Four fertilizer visits
- Hedges trimmed once in June
Clean-ups only
From $260
per clean-up, booked one at a time
- Spring: debris out, beds edged, first cut
- Fall: leaves off lawn and beds, last cut
- Yard waste taken away
- Gutters cleared on request
On mowing day
- Same crew and the same day each week. Rain moves it to the next dry day.
- We text when we arrive and when we leave.
- Gates closed behind us. Tell us about pets and we’ll check twice.
- Mower blades sharpened every week, so the grass is cut clean, not torn.
Single visits
For yards not on a plan, or extras on top of one.
Weekly mowing
Cut, trimmed and blown clean on the same day each week, May to October.
Spring clean-up
Winter debris raked out, beds edged and cleared, first cut of the year.
Fall clean-up
Leaves off the lawn and out of the beds, last cut short, everything hauled away.
Core aeration and overseeding
Plugs pulled to loosen clay soil, then new seed spread. Best in early September.
Fertilizing
Four slow-release feeds a year, timed for spring, early summer, late summer and fall.
Hedge and shrub trimming
Cedars, boxwood and ornamental shrubs shaped and cleaned up, clippings taken away.
Ontario bans most weed sprays on lawns, so we grow the weeds out instead.
Thick grass leaves dandelions and clover no room. We mow high, feed four times a year, and aerate and overseed thin areas every fall.
Most lawns look clearly better by the second season. Where grubs or chinch bugs are the problem, we tell you and use one of the few treatments allowed.
Lawn care questions
What day will you come?
Your mowing day is set in April and stays the same all season. If it rains, we come the next dry day.
Do you spray for weeds?
Ontario bans most weed sprays on lawns. We keep weeds down with thick grass: mowing high, feeding four times a year and overseeding thin spots.
Do I need to be home?
No. Leave the side gate unlocked and tell us about any pets. We text when we arrive and when we leave.
Do you bag the clippings?
No, we mulch them back into the lawn, which feeds it. We bag on request for $10 a visit.
Start a season plan
Plans fill by mid-April. Ask now and we’ll hold a spot on your street’s route.