Freshly striped front lawn in front of a grey shingle house

Grass Cutting & Maintenance

Weekly grass cutting, trimming, edging and garden care for homes in Oakville and Burlington.

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We visit, measure and price it properly.

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Two ways to go

Mowing, or mowing plus the gardens

Choose grass cutting on its own, or grass cutting paired with full garden maintenance — and then stop thinking about it until the leaves fall.

Both run weekly. The only question is whether we look after the beds while we’re there.

Lawn mower cutting stripes into a front lawn
Weekly

Lawn Mowing

The grass handled properly, week in and week out.

  • ✓ Mow at the correct seasonal height
  • ✓ Line trim edges and obstacles
  • ✓ Blow clippings off hard surfaces
  • ✓ Clippings mulched or removed
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Mowing + Garden

Everything above, plus the beds looked after on the same visit.

  • ✓ Everything in Lawn Mowing
  • ✓ Crisp bed edging
  • ✓ Light pruning and deadheading
  • ✓ Seasonal bed tidying
  • ✓ Spring and fall cleanups included
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Seasonal

Spring & Fall Cleanups

Spring and fall cleanups are included in Mowing + Garden, and they are also part of our garden services.

Spring cleanup

Leaves, twigs and branches that built up over winter are cleared from the lawn and beds, so new growth gets light and air from the start of the season.

Fall cleanup

Leaves are cleared off the lawn before snow arrives. A wet mat of leaves left on grass blocks light and leads to matted dead patches and snow mould in spring.

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Crew member clearing a lawn with a leaf blower

What a visit looks like

The same routine, every week

Consistency is the whole product. A lawn cut properly every week looks better than one cut brilliantly whenever someone remembers. Here’s what happens while we’re there.

  1. 1

    Walk the property first

    Toys, hoses, pet waste and branches get cleared or flagged before a blade turns. Nothing gets shredded and thrown.

  2. 2

    Mow in alternating directions

    We change the cut pattern week to week so the grass is not always pushed the same way. It stands up straighter and stops rutting along the same lines.

  3. 3

    Trim and edge by hand

    Around trees, beds, fences, posts and the walkway. This is the part that reads as tidy from the street, and it is the part most often rushed.

  4. 4

    Blow down and check the gate

    Driveway, walkways and patio cleared of clippings, and gates latched.

Modern house with a front lawn and young shrubs

How we cut

Details most crews skip

Anyone can push a mower. These are the habits that separate a maintained lawn from a mowed one.

Sharp blades, every day

A dull blade tears grass instead of cutting it, leaving frayed white tips that brown within days. Blades come off and get sharpened on a schedule, not when someone notices.

Three inches through summer

Higher than most expect. Taller grass shades its own roots, holds moisture through July heat and crowds out crabgrass without chemicals.

Never more than a third off

Cutting too much at once shocks the plant and invites disease. If growth got ahead of us after rain, we cut twice rather than scalping it once.

Alternating cut patterns

Mowing the same direction weekly compacts the same wheel lines and leans the grass one way. Rotating keeps the turf upright and even.

Clippings mulched back

Returned to the lawn, they return nutrients to the soil. We bag instead when growth is heavy or you want it fully cleared.

Dry-first scheduling

Mowing saturated turf rips roots and leaves ruts. If your day is a washout we shift you rather than damage the lawn to stay on schedule.

Crew member trimming shrubs in a front yard

Questions

Maintenance questions, answered

When should you stop mowing in the fall?

Soil temperature is a key factor. Grass growth slows when soil temperatures drop below 10°C. Use a soil thermometer to check. If readings consistently stay below this threshold, it’s time to halt mowing.

How short to cut grass before winter?

Set your mower to cut grass to 5-6 cm before winter. This height protects the root system and reduces the risk of disease. Longer grass can trap moisture, leading to fungal growth.

How much does lawn care cost?

Give us a call today and one of our experienced landscapers will visit your property to assess it, discuss your needs and goals, and provide you with a free, no-obligation estimate.

Often paired with

Garden Services

Bigger bed projects, replanting and structural pruning beyond weekly upkeep.

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Lawn Improvement

If the lawn is thin, patchy or mossy, mowing alone will not fix it. Aeration, overseeding, top dressing or new sod comes first.

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Snow Removal

Add winter to the same account and your property is covered all twelve months.

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Weekly Grass Cutting & Lawn Maintenance in Burlington

The same service for homes in Burlington.

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Service area

Oakville & Burlington

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Hand the lawn over

One visit to measure and quote, then weekly visits through the season. Serving Oakville and Burlington only, so we’re never far away.

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