Your property looks clean. The edges are sharp. The grass height is consistent, not scalped in some spots and shaggy in others.
You’re not spending Saturday mornings pushing a mower in the heat or dealing with equipment that won’t start. You’re not wondering if the crew will show up next week or if they’ll ghost you mid-season like the last guy did.
When lawn mowing is handled by people who actually care about the outcome, your curb appeal stays consistent. Your neighbors aren’t side-eyeing your overgrown lawn. And when you pull into your driveway after a long day, the last thing on your mind is yard work you didn’t get to.
That’s what happens when the job gets done the same way, every time, by people who treat your property the way they’d treat their own.
We started as a logging operation in 1997. Over the years, we shifted into full-time excavation and property services, and in 2022, Josh’s son joined to make it a true family operation.
Josh is on almost every job. Not because he doesn’t trust the crew, but because he built this business on showing up and doing it right the first time. That’s how you stay in business for nearly three decades in Durketown and the surrounding area.
We know the soil here. We know the terrain. We know what properties in Dutchess County need to stay looking good through spring growth spurts and summer heat. And we know that when someone hires us for lawn mowing service, they’re trusting us with more than just grass—they’re trusting us with how their home looks to everyone who drives by.
You call or text. We come out to look at your property and give you a straightforward quote based on lawn size, terrain, and how often you need service. No hidden fees. When we give you a number, that’s what you pay.
Once you’re ready to move forward, we add you to the schedule. Most of our lawn mowing clients are on a weekly rotation during the growing season. We show up the same day each week, mow, edge, and clean up clippings so your property looks finished, not half-done.
If weather delays us or something comes up, we let you know. You’re not left guessing when we’ll be there or if we forgot about you. Communication is part of the service.
At the end of each visit, your lawn is cut to the right height for healthy growth. Not too short, not uneven. The edges along driveways and walkways are clean. And any clippings or debris get cleared so you’re not tracking grass into your house or looking at piles left behind.
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Every lawn mowing service includes a full cut of your grass at the proper height, edging along hard surfaces like driveways and sidewalks, and cleanup of clippings. We’re not just running a mower across your yard and calling it done.
In Durketown, properties vary. Some are flat and straightforward. Others have slopes, drainage areas, or sections that need more attention. We adjust our approach based on what your property actually needs, not what’s easiest for us.
If you’ve got areas that are tough to mow—near septic systems, around landscaping, or along property lines—we work around them carefully. Our equipment is well-maintained, which means fewer breakdowns and delays. And because we also handle excavation and land clearing, we understand property grading and drainage better than most lawn crews.
You’re not just getting grass cut. You’re getting a crew that knows how to read a property and handle it correctly from the start.
Pricing depends on the size of your lawn, the terrain, and how often you need service. Most residential properties in Durketown fall somewhere in a predictable range, but we don’t quote over the phone without seeing the property first.
Slopes, obstacles, and lawn condition all affect how long the job takes and what equipment we need to use. A flat half-acre with clean edges is different from a property with drainage swales, tight corners, or overgrown sections that haven’t been maintained in weeks.
We’ll come out, walk your property, and give you a clear number. No pressure, no upselling. If the price works for you, great. If not, no hard feelings. But you’ll know exactly what you’re paying before we ever start the mower.
Most homeowners in Durketown schedule weekly mowing during the growing season, which typically runs from late April through October. Weekly service keeps your grass at a healthy height and prevents it from getting out of control between cuts.
If you skip a week or two, the grass grows too tall. When it finally gets cut, it stresses the lawn and leaves behind clumps of clippings that smother the grass underneath. Then you’re dealing with brown patches and uneven growth.
Some properties can get by with every-other-week service during slower growth periods in late summer or early fall. We’ll tell you honestly what makes sense for your lawn based on how fast it’s growing and what condition it’s in. The goal is to keep it healthy, not to lock you into more visits than you actually need.
We handle both. Small residential lawns, larger properties with multiple acres, and everything in between. Our background in land clearing and excavation means we’re set up to manage bigger jobs that typical lawn crews can’t touch.
If you’ve got acreage that needs regular mowing or land that’s been let go and needs a heavy first cut before transitioning to maintenance, we’ve got the equipment and experience to handle it. We’re not showing up with a push mower and a trimmer trying to tackle two acres.
For smaller yards, we bring the same level of care. The property size changes, but the quality and consistency don’t. Whether it’s a quarter-acre lot in a neighborhood or a multi-acre parcel outside town, we approach it the same way: show up, do it right, and leave it looking clean.
We reschedule. Mowing wet grass tears up your lawn, clogs equipment, and leaves ruts in soft soil. It’s not worth the damage just to stay on schedule.
If rain is in the forecast or the ground is too wet from recent storms, we’ll reach out and let you know we’re pushing your service back a day or two. Once conditions dry out, we’ll get you back on the rotation.
Most customers understand that weather delays happen. What frustrates people is when companies don’t communicate and just leave them guessing. We don’t do that. If we’re delayed, you’ll know. If we’re coming a day late, you’ll know. It’s not complicated—it’s just basic respect for your time.
Yes. That’s actually one of the reasons customers stick with us long-term. We’re not just a lawn crew. We handle excavation, grading, driveway work, land clearing, and site prep for new construction.
If you need your lawn mowed weekly but also have drainage issues, a driveway that needs regrading, or a section of property that needs clearing, you’re working with one company instead of juggling multiple contractors. That saves you time, eliminates miscommunication, and means we already know your property inside and out.
A lot of our lawn mowing clients originally hired us for excavation work when they were building or renovating. Once the heavy work was done, they asked if we could handle ongoing maintenance. We said yes, and it’s become a core part of what we do. You get the benefit of working with people who understand your property from the ground up—literally.
Yes. We carry full liability insurance, and we’re properly licensed for the work we do. That protects you if something unexpected happens on your property during service.
A lot of lawn crews operate without insurance. If they damage your sprinkler system, hit your mailbox, or someone gets hurt on your property, you’re the one dealing with the fallout. That’s not a risk worth taking to save a few bucks per cut.
We’ve been in business since 1997, and part of staying in business that long is doing things the right way. That means proper insurance, maintained equipment, and treating every property like it belongs to someone we’ll see again next week—because it does.
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