Weekly lawn mowing in New Hampshire
Your lawn cut on a set day, weekly or every other week, with the edging, trimming and cleanup done on every visit.
Free estimates and a written quote before any work starts.
What every mowing visit includes
- Mow at the right height for the time of year
- Edge the walkways, driveway and beds
- String-trim around trees, fences and the house
- Blow clippings off every hard surface
- The same day each week, weather permitting
Weekly or every other week?
Weekly keeps a lawn healthiest in late spring and early summer, when New Hampshire grass grows fastest. Cutting often means each cut takes off only a little of the blade, which is easier on the grass.
Every other week suits lawns that grow slowly, like shady or dry ones, and works best once growth slows in the summer heat. We'll tell you honestly which one your lawn needs.
When mowing season runs in New Hampshire
Once the grass starts growing in spring, usually late April or May depending on where you are in the state, through October. The season starts later in the North Country and higher towns.
Sign up before the season starts, ideally over the winter, so we can give you a regular day on the weekly route.
What goes into the price
Every yard is different, so we price after a free look at the property.
You get a written quote before any work starts. No obligation.
Lawn mowing: good to know
How much does lawn mowing cost in New Hampshire?
It depends mostly on the size of the lawn and how much trimming it needs. We look at it for free and give you a written per-visit price.
What happens when it rains on my day?
We move you to the next good day. If the weather moves us, you hear it from us first.
When should I sign up for mowing?
Before the season starts, ideally over the winter, so you get a regular day on the route.
When should you stop mowing in New Hampshire?
Keep mowing until the grass stops growing in the fall, usually some time in late October or November. The last cut of the year is part of a fall cleanup.
Can I add a fall cleanup?
Yes. Most mowing customers finish the season with a fall cleanup and the last mow of the year.
Other lawn and yard services
Get a free estimate for lawn mowing.
Tell us about the yard and we'll set up a quick look. Serving homes across New Hampshire.