Weekly mowing from spring through fall and a full leaf cleanup before the snow, for homes across New Hampshire.
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In New Hampshire, wet leaves left under the snow all winter smother the grass and invite snow mold come spring. One good fall visit fixes that.
Weekly mowing and fall cleanups are the core. The jobs below keep the rest of the yard in shape from April to November.
Your lawn cut on a set day, weekly or every other week, through New Hampshire's whole growing season.
Every leaf off the lawn and out of the beds before the snow, and hauled away. New Hampshire's maples and oaks drop a lot of them.
The leaves, sticks and plow sand winter left behind, matted grass raked out and the beds cleared, so the season starts clean.
Core aeration loosens packed soil, then fresh seed fills the thin spots. Late summer is when New Hampshire grass grows back best.
A clean edge cut around the beds, weeds pulled and fresh mulch spread to hold moisture through the summer.
Hedges and shrubs shaped once the spring growth is in, and tidied again before fall. Clippings hauled away.
Need something else done in the yard? Ask us and we'll tell you straight. Planning the year? See the New Hampshire lawn care calendar.
Mowing, leaf cleanups, edged beds and trimmed hedges: the work that keeps a New England yard looking like this from the first spring mow to the last leaves of November.
Call us or send the form. It takes about two minutes.
We walk the property with you and talk through what you want.
Line-by-line pricing, so you know exactly what you're paying for.
On the day we promised, and we leave it cleaner than we found it.
We show up when we say.If the weather moves us, you hear it from us first.
One point of contact.Same person from estimate to final walk-through.
Cleaner than we found it.Clippings and leaves leave with us, never left at the curb.
Yes. We come out, look at the property with you and send a written quote. No cost and no obligation.
Yes. Spring and fall cleanups, aeration, mulch and hedge trimming can each be booked on their own, with or without weekly mowing.
Weekly or every other week through the growing season. Weekly keeps the lawn healthiest when it grows fastest in late spring.
Once the grass starts growing in spring, usually late April or May depending on where you are in the state, and it runs into October.
After most of the leaves are down and before the first snow that sticks. In most of New Hampshire that's late October into November.
Clearing the leaves, sticks and plow sand winter left behind, raking out matted grass, cleaning out the beds and the first mow. Most New Hampshire yards are ready once the snow is gone and the ground firms up, usually in April.
Mid-August to early September, according to UNH Cooperative Extension. The soil is still warm, crabgrass is winding down, and new grass has time to root before winter.
We work with homeowners across New Hampshire. Put your ZIP in the form and we'll confirm right away.
Before the season starts, ideally over the winter, so we can give you a regular day on the weekly route.
Get a free, no-pressure estimate. Tell us what you have in mind and we'll take it from there.