Your lawn stays green through Greenwich’s humid summers and unpredictable weather. No more patchy grass, overgrown shrubs, or that nagging feeling every Sunday that you should be outside with a mower instead of relaxing with your family.
You’re not paying for someone to just show up and cut grass. You’re getting consistent care from people who understand how Greenwich soil behaves, which grass types hold up in shaded areas, and when to adjust mowing height based on the season.
The result is a property that looks maintained without you having to think about it. No equipment taking up garage space. No fuel costs or blade sharpening. Just a lawn that’s handled, week after week, so you can focus on everything else that actually matters to you.
We’ve been working throughout Washington County since 1997. What started as a logging operation became a full-service excavation and property maintenance company in 2020, and Josh’s son joined as a partner in 2022.
Josh is on almost every job. That’s not marketing talk—it’s how we run our business. When you hire a family operation, you get people who care about the outcome because their name is attached to it.
We’ve spent years learning how properties in Greenwich, NY respond to seasonal changes. The soil here can compact during humid stretches, weakening grass roots and causing runoff issues. We know when to aerate, when to overseed, and how to keep your lawn from struggling through summer heat or fall moisture.
We start with a walkthrough of your property to understand what you need. Some lawns need weekly mowing from May through October. Others need shrub trimming services, weed trimming around beds and trees, or seasonal cleanup in spring and fall.
Once we’re on your schedule, we show up consistently. Our grass cutting service in Greenwich, NY includes mowing, edging, and string-trimming around obstacles like trees, garden beds, and structures. We’re not rushing through to hit 12 properties in a day—we’re making sure yours looks finished before we leave.
If your lawn needs more than basic mowing, we’ll tell you. Thinning grass, discolored patches, or persistent weeds usually mean the soil needs attention. We handle aeration, overseeding, and dethatching when it makes sense. You’ll know what we’re doing and why before any work starts.
After each visit, your property is cleared of clippings and debris. No mess left behind. No guessing when we’ll be back. Just reliable care that keeps your lawn looking the way it should.
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Our professional lawn maintenance in Greenwich, NY covers the basics and the details. Weekly mowing keeps grass at the right height for healthy growth. Edging along walkways and driveways creates clean lines. String-trimming handles areas the mower can’t reach—around trees, fence lines, garden beds, and structures.
Shrub trimming services keep your landscaping shaped and under control. Overgrown shrubs don’t just look messy—they block light, trap moisture, and create pest problems. We trim them back before they become an issue.
Spring and fall cleanups clear out the debris that builds up during seasonal transitions. Leaves, branches, and dead growth get removed so your lawn can breathe and your property looks maintained year-round. If you’re in an area with heavy tree cover, this makes a bigger difference than most people realize.
Greenwich’s humid climate can compact soil over time, which weakens grass roots and causes water to run off instead of soaking in. If your lawn is thinning or struggling despite regular mowing, we assess whether aeration or overseeding is needed. You’ll get a clear explanation and an upfront price—no surprises, no upselling.
Most residential properties in Greenwich, NY need weekly mowing from May through October. Grass grows fast during spring and early summer, and letting it go longer than a week usually means clumps of clippings, uneven cuts, and a lawn that looks neglected.
If your property has minimal grass or you’re dealing with a dry stretch, bi-weekly service might work. But in general, weekly visits keep your lawn healthy and looking consistent. Grass that’s cut regularly develops stronger roots and handles heat and foot traffic better than grass that’s cut sporadically.
Shrub trimming and weed trimming don’t need to happen every week. Most shrubs get trimmed two to three times per season, depending on growth rate and how formal you want them to look. We’ll assess your property and recommend a schedule that makes sense for what you’ve got growing.
Lawn mowing is just cutting grass. Full lawn maintenance includes mowing, edging, string-trimming, debris removal, and seasonal services like spring and fall cleanups. It’s the difference between a property that’s mowed and a property that’s maintained.
Edging creates clean borders along driveways, sidewalks, and beds. String-trimming handles areas the mower misses—around trees, fences, and structures. Without those steps, your lawn looks half-finished even if the grass is cut.
Seasonal cleanups clear out leaves, branches, and dead growth that pile up in spring and fall. If you skip those, debris smothers your grass, traps moisture, and creates conditions for mold and pests. Full maintenance means your property gets the attention it actually needs, not just the minimum to say it’s done.
Most residential properties in Greenwich, NY pay between $50 and $100 per visit for weekly mowing, edging, and trimming. Larger properties or those with complex landscaping cost more. Smaller, straightforward lawns cost less.
If you add shrub trimming, spring cleanup, or fall cleanup, those are typically priced separately based on the amount of work involved. A spring cleanup that includes debris removal, bed edging, and trimming overgrown shrubs might run $200 to $400 depending on property size and how much growth needs to be cleared.
We give you a clear estimate before any work starts. You’ll know what you’re paying and what’s included. No hidden fees, no surprise charges after the fact. If your property needs something beyond basic mowing, we’ll explain why and give you the price upfront so you can decide if it makes sense.
Yes. Spring and fall are when your lawn needs the most attention, and they’re also when most homeowners realize they don’t have time to handle it themselves.
Spring cleanup involves clearing out dead leaves, branches, and debris that built up over winter. We edge beds, trim back shrubs that got overgrown, and remove anything that’s smothering your grass. If your lawn looks thin or patchy after winter, we assess whether it needs aeration or overseeding to recover.
Fall cleanup clears out leaves and prepares your property for winter. Leaves left on the lawn trap moisture, block sunlight, and create dead spots by spring. We remove them before that happens. If your shrubs need a final trim before dormancy, we handle that too.
Both services set your lawn up to recover faster and look better when the growing season starts again. Skipping them usually means more work and more money spent fixing problems later.
Bare spots and persistent weeds usually mean your soil is compacted, your grass is stressed, or both. Mowing alone won’t fix it—you need to address what’s happening below the surface.
Compacted soil prevents water and nutrients from reaching grass roots. Aeration breaks up that compaction and lets your lawn breathe. Overseeding fills in bare spots with new grass that’s suited to Greenwich’s climate and soil conditions. If you’ve got shade from trees, we use seed varieties that tolerate low light.
Weeds show up when grass is weak and can’t compete. Once your lawn is healthier, weeds have a harder time taking over. We don’t just spray and hope—it’s about creating conditions where grass thrives and weeds don’t.
If your lawn is struggling, we’ll assess what’s causing it and explain what needs to happen. You’ll get a clear recommendation and a price before we do anything. Most lawns recover within a season if the right steps are taken early.
Because your time is worth more than the cost of hiring someone who already has the equipment, experience, and schedule to do it right.
Maintaining a lawn yourself means buying a mower, trimmer, edger, and blower. Then you need fuel, storage space, and time every week to actually use them. If something breaks, you’re paying for repairs or replacements. Most homeowners spend $600+ per year on lawn and garden supplies, and that doesn’t include the hours spent doing the work.
Hiring us means you get consistent care without the equipment costs, storage hassles, or weekend time commitment. Your lawn gets mowed on schedule whether you’re home, traveling, or dealing with everything else on your plate.
You’re not just paying for someone to cut grass. You’re paying for reliable service from people who know how to handle Greenwich’s soil, weather, and seasonal challenges. If something needs attention—compacted soil, thinning grass, overgrown shrubs—we catch it early and fix it before it becomes expensive.
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