Lawn Mowing
If you are in need of short-term lawn maintenance while on vacation or frequent upkeep, rest assured that our crew is equipped with thorough training, insurance, and background checks, ensuring that your lawn and property are in capable hands.
For longer-term seasonal maintenance needs, including but not limited to weeding and pest control, fertilization, soil management, aeration, coring, grass laying, and restoration, we can provide expert guidance and assistance.
Our team of professionals also specialize in precise trimming and edging of your lawn, trees, and garden features, providing a noticeable difference that only a skilled cut can deliver.
Maintaining your lawn is vital as it significantly contributes to the outward appearance of your property. We take pride in offering exceptional service to our clients, whether you require weekly, fortnightly, monthly, or one-time lawn mowing services.


What Causes Damage to Grass
Over-cutting has potential to stunt the development of your grass. Extreme stress can be caused to your lawn, and over-mowed grass will encourage bare patches where weeds will flourish.
Longer grass encourages stronger root growth, shades the ground, lowers evaporation, and prevents weed seeds from germination by blocking the light.
There in final, a lawn that is properly watered, fertilised frequently, and mowed will generate a healthier turf with fewer weeds & problems.
How often should I mow
This is largely dependent on the kind of grass you have and how it grows. Making ensuring that only one-third of the grass is cut is your priority.
Most lawns should ideally be mowed once a week throughout their active growing season—more frequently if the owner goes crazy with fertiliser and watering!
A reasonable compromise is often to mow every 7 to 14 days. When winter comes the grass can go dormant so you can extend out the service
The amount of green foliage that produces plant food is significantly decreased if the grass is too tall at the time of the subsequent cut and more than a third is removed. The plant struggles and the turf suffers in the winter when there are less daylight hours.
