Every 7 days
Weekly
$30 / visit
Best for peak growing season and the cleanest curb appeal.
- Most consistent finish
- Busy households that want the lawn to stay tidy with almost no effort.
- Starting price shown for a small yard
Service Plans
Recurring mowing plans that feel like better value
Choose weekly, every 2 weeks, or every 4 weeks based on how tidy you want the lawn to stay. Recurring visits usually cost less per visit than one-time catch-up work.
Plan comparison
Choose a mowing rhythm that matches your yard
Compare practical visit frequencies and choose the rhythm that keeps your yard looking consistently tidy.
Every 14 days
Every 2 weeks
$30 / visit
A balanced option for regular upkeep and better per-visit value.
- Best balance of value and upkeep
- Owners who want regular maintenance without committing to weekly visits.
- Starting price shown for a small yard
Every 28 days
Every 4 weeks
$35 / visit
Light-touch scheduling for lower-growth periods or smaller lawns.
- Flexible lower-frequency option
- Homes that only need periodic attention during slower growing stretches.
- Starting price shown for a small yard
Pricing table
Example plan prices by yard size
Use this as a quick comparison. The estimate tool and final quote still account for your actual lawn condition and access.
| Yard size | Weekly | Every 2 weeks | Every 4 weeks |
|---|---|---|---|
Small yard 0 to 1,000 sq ft | $30 | $30 | $35 |
Medium yard 1,001 to 1,500 sq ft | $50 | $55 | $60 |
Large yard 1,501 to 2,200 sq ft | $75 | $80 | $90 |
Extra large yard 2,201 to 4,000 sq ft | $115 | $120 | $130 |
Who recurring plans fit best
Ideal for homeowners who want less rebooking
These plan cards are written to help customers choose quickly instead of digging through long marketing copy.
Busy households
A plan is easier if you do not want to keep rebooking lawn visits throughout the growing season.
Consistent curb appeal
Weekly or every-2-weeks visits help the lawn stay tidy without the stop-start feel of one-off catch-up jobs.
Simpler scheduling
Recurring plans reduce back-and-forth because the frequency is already set and easier to plan around.
FAQ
Questions about plans
The goal here is to make recurring options feel easier to choose and easier to start.
Why do recurring plans feel like better value?
Regular visits usually keep the grass more manageable, which helps reduce the time needed on each visit compared with one-off catch-up mowing.
Which plan is best for most homes?
Weekly service is the strongest fit during peak growth if you want the cleanest look. Every 2 weeks is the best middle ground for many households.
Can I switch between plan frequencies later?
Yes. Plan frequency can be adjusted if your lawn growth, season, or schedule changes.
Do I need to sign up online?
No. Start with an estimate request and we will confirm the plan details directly.
Getting in touch
Start a recurring plan
Send your details and preferred date. We can confirm the right plan frequency after reviewing the address and lawn size.