Full-season lawn care
Weekly or every-other-week mowing, edging and blowing, March to November. Priced by turf area and quoted for the whole season, not the visit.
Full-season lawn care · Bethesda and Montgomery County
Your lawn, all season. One honest price, up front.
Tell us about your yard and see a real price range for the whole season in about a minute: mowing, mulch and cleanup in one number. No callback needed to get a figure, and no pressure when you do.
Free walk-through before the first cut
Licensed and insured
Same crew every visit
Instant season price range
Not ready for a price?
Same crew, same dayThe people who cut your lawn in March cut it in October.
Season price in writingOne agreement, nine equal payments if you like. No surprise invoices.
Licensed and insuredMaryland-licensed applicators handle any fertilization.
Our own crewsEmployees, not subcontractors, on every property.
What we do
Lawn care and landscaping, start to finish
Mowing, mulch, cleanups and aeration in one season agreement. Patios, walls and plantings walked and quoted in person.
Mulch and bed care
Double-shredded hardwood installed 2 to 3 inches deep, beds edged and weeded first. Priced per square foot of bed.
Cleanups
Leaves, sticks, first edging and bed prep in March; leaf removal in October and November. Three tiers, so the mess sets the price.
Aeration and overseeding
Core aeration and tall fescue overseed each September, added to any season agreement.
HOA and small commercial
Common areas, entrances and office lawns on a season agreement with a supervisor walk every month.
Landscape installation
Patios, walkways, retaining walls, new beds, sod and drainage. We walk it with you first; no number until we have.
How we price
A season range you can plan around, before anyone drives out
The form at the top of this page uses our real rates. It shows a range rather than a single number because your guess at the turf area and our measuring wheel will not agree to the square foot.
Tell us about the yard
Turf area, how often and how long, whether the big mower fits through the gate, beds to mulch, the cleanup tier and what the yard is like. The same questions we ask on every phone call, answered in a minute.
See the range
Midpoint plus or minus 8%. Season agreements under our $750 minimum quote at the minimum. Very large properties get a walk-through instead of a number.
We walk it and confirm
Free visit before the first cut, exact price, season agreement in writing. Travel is priced from your ZIP, and our early-bird rate (-8%) applies from January 1 to February 28.
Service area
Based in Bethesda. We travel, and we say what it costs.
Your ZIP code sets the travel line on your season price. No surprises on the invoice, and no free 90-minute drives that get built into everyone else’s price.
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Local: Bethesda and Montgomery CountyZIPs 208xx and 209xxNo travel fee
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Outer ring: DC, Northern Virginia, Howard, Frederick, Prince George'sZIPs 200xx, 201xx, 207xx, 210xx, 211xx, 217xx, 220xx, 221xx, 222xx and 223xx+$90
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Everywhere else we travelAny other ZIP we can reach+$150 and +8%
Notes for anyone evaluating the demo
- Priced path. Pick Full-season lawn care, then:
11400sq ft of lawn, weekly, March to November, No to the 60-inch mower,1300sq ft of bed to mulch, moderate spring cleanup, No to aeration, open and flat, No to HOA or commercial. Use ZIP20814. The engine returns $3,740 – $4,391: the mower answer adds 20% to the whole job, mulch and cleanup included, because percent rules pool and apply to everything additive. The lead lands in the demo account’s inbox. - Travel zone. Repeat with ZIP
22101(McLean) to see the outer-ring fee: $3,823 – $4,488. Use ZIP21201(Baltimore), or any ZIP outside the prefixes listed above, for the catch-all zone: $4,178 – $4,904. - Out of area. Use ZIP
99901. The visitor gets a polite decline instead of a price, and the lead is still captured. - Over the ceiling. Repeat the priced path with
60000sq ft of lawn. The midpoint clears the service’s $7,500 threshold, so the widget routes to “we’ll take a proper look” rather than printing a number. - The floor.
1000sq ft, every other week, April to October, Yes to the mower,0mulch, no cleanup, no aeration, open and flat, No to HOA, ZIP20814. The job works out below the $750 season minimum, so it quotes at the minimum: $750 – $810. - A rule that raises the minimum. Repeat the priced path but answer Yes to HOA or commercial. That answer lifts the job’s floor to $4,500, so the range comes back $4,500 – $4,860 instead.
- Routing mode. Pick Landscape installation. That service is in site-visit mode, so it never shows a price at all.
- Season. The figures above are for dates outside the early-bird window (January 1 to February 28). Inside it the season adjustment (-8%) is applied before the minimum, so the priced path returns $3,441 – $4,040 while the two floored examples above do not move.
- The widget’s green matches this site because the account’s key carries a theme color; the same script on an agency’s client site would carry the agency’s color.