Everything a Madison County yard needs through the season — one crew, one invoice, one text when we’re done.
Clean cut at the right height, crisp edges along every walk and drive, and all clippings blown off hard surfaces.
String trimming around fences, trees, beds and foundations so nothing looks half-finished.
Shaping and cutbacks that keep the front of the house looking maintained, not overgrown.
Bed edging, weed pull, and fresh mulch to depth. The fastest curb-appeal upgrade there is.
Fall cleanups by the visit or by the season, hauled off so you’re not bagging anything.
One big reset at each end of the season: beds, borders, debris, gutters cleared out.
Small trees, storm-damaged limbs, and overgrowth crowding the house — cut down, cut up, and hauled off.
Richmond yards run big and no two are alike, so we price by the acre instead of guessing. $65 an acre, $65 minimum no matter how small the lot. Tap a few answers below for a ballpark, then we confirm it with a walk-through before you owe a dollar.
Weekly keeps the per-visit price at its lowest — the grass never gets ahead of us.
$65 an acre is the rate, $65 is the floor. No guessing off a satellite photo and no surprise line items.
Slope, gates, beds, and what’s grown up in the back all change the work. Ten minutes on site and we both know the real number.
A flat per-visit price, locked for the season. If we quoted it wrong, that’s on us, not you.
Estimates are a starting point, not a bill. Slope, fence lines, tree work, and how far the grass has gotten ahead of you all move the number — which is why we walk it with you first and put the real price in writing.
No. Plans are month to month and you can pause or cancel any time — a text is enough.
After the first mow, not before. Most customers settle up monthly.
We push to the next dry day that week. You’ll get a text either way, so you’re never guessing.
Yes — vacations, a yard that got ahead of you, or a trial run before signing up for a plan.
Richmond lots run big and uneven. Per-acre pricing means a small yard isn’t subsidizing a five-acre one.
First cut may cost more because it’s more work. After that you’re on the normal rate.
Text a photo of it. We’ll tell you what we’d do and what it costs — usually the same evening.
