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Mowing & Edging
Reliable weekly or bi-weekly mowing service for a pristine lawn.
Fertilization
Custom nutrient treatments for healthy, green, weed-free grass.
Aeration
Core aeration to improve soil drainage and root health.
Yard Clean-Up
Seasonal leaf removal and heavy debris clearing in Spring and Fall.
Weed Control
Pre-emergent and targeted treatments to eliminate tough garden weeds.
Shrub Trimming
Pruning and shaping of bushes and small hedges for neat borders.
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About Lawn Care & Maintenance Services
A healthy, well-maintained lawn improves your home's curb appeal and creates an inviting outdoor space — but achieving it consistently requires the right inputs at the right times. Professional lawn care companies handle mowing, fertilization, aeration, overseeding, weed and grub control, and even snow removal in winter. Regular professional service keeps your lawn healthier than inconsistent DIY care, because pros apply the right products at the right time based on your grass type, soil, and local growing season.
Lawn care programs typically start with an assessment of your grass type, current condition, soil health, and any weed or pest pressure. Basic service plans include regular mowing on a weekly or bi-weekly schedule with edging and cleanup. More comprehensive programs add seasonal fertilization (typically four to six applications per year), pre-emergent and post-emergent weed control, fall aeration and overseeding, and grub treatment. Most treatments take one to two hours per visit for an average-sized yard.
Look for lawn care companies that are licensed pesticide applicators — required in all states for any company applying fertilizers or pesticides. Ask about their specific products, whether they use organic or synthetic inputs, and how they handle re-treatment if weeds or pests persist. Avoid companies that quote without visiting your property or that apply blanket treatments without adjusting for your specific grass type and conditions.
How Much Does Lawn Care & Maintenance Cost?
Lawn care costs vary by yard size, service frequency, and which treatments are included in the program. Here are typical ranges to help you budget.
Weekly Mowing Service
$35–$80 per visit
Standard mow, edge, and cleanup for a typical residential lawn up to 10,000 sq ft
Annual Lawn Treatment Program
$400–$1,200 per season
Four to six seasonal fertilization and weed control applications for a typical residential lawn
Aeration, Overseeding & Core Services
$150–$400 per service
Fall core aeration with overseeding, or grub treatment, for a standard residential yard up to 10,000 sq ft
Prices vary based on your location, project scope, and contractor. Enter your ZIP above to see local pros and get accurate quotes for your project.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does lawn care cost?
Weekly mowing for a typical residential lawn runs $35–$80 per visit depending on yard size. An annual fertilization and weed control program (four to six applications) costs $400–$1,200 per season. Aeration and overseeding runs $150–$400. Snow removal services for a standard residential driveway typically cost $30–$75 per push or $200–$400 per month on a seasonal contract.
How do I find a licensed lawn care contractor near me?
Any company applying fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides must hold a state pesticide applicator license — this is non-negotiable and can be verified through your state department of agriculture. For mowing-only services, licensing requirements are minimal, but insurance is still important. Angi and Thumbtack both list vetted lawn care companies near you with customer reviews and service descriptions.
How often should my lawn be treated?
Most lawn care programs involve four to six treatment rounds per year timed to the growing season: a pre-emergent application in early spring, fertilizer and weed control in late spring and summer, and a fall application to prepare the lawn for winter. Aeration and overseeding are typically done in late summer or early fall. Your lawn care provider should tailor the schedule to your specific grass type — cool-season grasses (fescue, bluegrass) have different needs than warm-season grasses (bermuda, zoysia).
What's the difference between lawn care and landscaping?
Lawn care focuses on the ongoing health and appearance of your grass — mowing, fertilizing, aerating, weed control, and pest treatment. Landscaping refers to designing and installing or renovating the broader outdoor space, including planting beds, trees, hardscaping (patios, walkways), and irrigation systems. Many companies offer both, or you can hire a lawn care service for recurring maintenance and a separate landscaping contractor for larger design and installation projects.
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