Service
Lawn Care in Southern Saratoga County
Mowing starts at $65 per visit. We mow weekly and mulch the clippings back into the lawn — because if you mow weekly, you don’t have to bag, and the clippings naturally fertilize the turf. Mulching while mowing is better for the yard long-term than bagging, even though bagging looks tidier for a day.
What’s included
Everything in your weekly service
Mowing done right, plus the trimming and edging that make it look finished.
- Weekly mowing — mulched, not bagged
- String-trim around beds and trees
- Hard edges along walks and drives
- Blow-off of all hardscape
- Bed maintenance and weeding
- Spring and fall cleanups
- Shrub and perennial pruning
- Reliable schedule, all season
How it works
Same crew, same day, every week.
“Mow weekly and you don’t have to bag — the clippings feed the lawn back. It’s better for the turf and it keeps your bill down.” — Mitchell
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Tell us about your property
We look at the size and layout and set you up on a weekly or biweekly schedule, starting at $65 a visit.
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We mow on a set day
Same crew, same day each week — mulching the clippings back in instead of bagging, so the lawn feeds itself.
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Trim, edge, and blow off
String-trimming around beds and trees, hard edges along walks and drives, and a full blow-off of every hardscape surface before we leave.
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We keep it up all season
A schedule you can count on — plus bed weeding, pruning, and spring or fall cleanups whenever you want them added on.
What it costs
That’s our minimum visit charge. Pricing scales with property size and frequency. Bed maintenance and cleanups are quoted separately.
Get a Free QuoteCommon questions
How much does mowing cost?
Mowing starts at $65 per visit — that’s our minimum visit charge. Pricing scales from there with property size and how often we’re out. Bed maintenance and seasonal cleanups are quoted separately.
Should I mow weekly or every other week?
Weekly, ideally. If you mow weekly you don’t have to bag — the clippings naturally fertilize the lawn. Mulching while mowing is better for the yard long-term than bagging, even though bagging looks tidier for a day.
Do you bag the clippings or mulch them?
We mulch them back into the lawn. On a weekly schedule the clippings break down fast and feed the turf — it’s better for the yard than bagging and it keeps your costs down, since we’re not hauling material away every visit.
Do you do one-time mows, or only recurring service?
We’re built around a reliable recurring schedule all season — that’s what keeps a lawn healthy and looking right. We’ll look at one-off requests case by case, but the real value is in steady weekly or biweekly service.
What’s included besides the mowing?
String-trimming around beds and trees, hard edges along walks and drives, and a full blow-off of every hardscape surface when we’re done. Bed weeding, pruning, and spring/fall cleanups are available too, quoted alongside your mowing.
What’s your service area?
Southern Saratoga County, NY — Ballston Lake, Ballston Spa, Burnt Hills, Clifton Park, Halfmoon, Malta, and Round Lake. If you’re nearby and not on the list, ask anyway.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes — fully licensed and insured. We can send proof of insurance to your HOA or property manager on request.
Ready for a yard you’re proud of?
Tell us about your project and we’ll get you a free estimate. Mitchell answers every one himself.