You get your property looking sharp without spending your Saturday behind a mower. No more juggling schedules around weather, no more storing equipment you use once a week, and no more uneven cuts that make your lawn look worse than before you started.
The grass gets cut at the right height for North Granville’s growing conditions. Clippings get managed properly so you’re not left with clumps that kill the grass underneath. And you’re not dealing with a different crew every week who doesn’t know your property.
Your lawn stays consistent all season. You save 70+ hours a year that most homeowners spend pushing a mower around. And when you need other work done – grading, drainage, site prep – you already know who to call.
We started as a logging operation in 1997 and moved into full-time excavation and property services in 2020. We’re a family business – Josh runs jobs personally, and his son joined as a partner in 2022.
We know North Granville’s terrain. The rocky sections, the clay-heavy soil, the slopes that need careful handling. We’re not a lawn care company trying to do excavation on the side – we’re excavators who understand what it takes to maintain property in Washington County.
You’ll work with the same people every time. We’re local, we’re here year-round, and we’re set up to handle everything from basic grass mowing to full site work when you’re ready for bigger projects.
You call or text to set up service. We come out, look at your property, and give you a straight answer on scheduling and cost. No surprises, no upselling services you don’t need.
We show up on schedule – weekly or bi-weekly depending on the season and how fast your grass grows. Our equipment handles North Granville’s terrain without tearing up your lawn. We mow at the right height, manage clippings properly, and trim around obstacles.
After each visit, your lawn looks clean and even. If weather pushes us back a day, we let you know. If we see drainage issues or areas that need attention, we mention it. You’re not managing the schedule or worrying whether it’ll get done – it just happens.
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You get commercial-grade mowing equipment that handles whatever your property throws at it. That matters in North Granville where properties aren’t always flat, manicured lots. Rocky areas, uneven terrain, and larger parcels all get handled without damaging your lawn or our equipment.
Scheduling stays consistent throughout the growing season. Spring growth is faster, so you might need weekly service. Summer slows down, and we adjust. You’re not locked into a rigid schedule that doesn’t match what your lawn actually needs.
We’re already set up for other property work if you need it. Grading to fix drainage problems, site clearing for additions or outbuildings, driveway work – it’s all under one roof. Most homeowners in North Granville end up needing excavation services at some point, and you won’t have to find another contractor when that time comes.
Most residential properties in North Granville run between $35 and $85 per visit, depending on lot size, terrain, and how much trimming is involved. A quarter-acre lot with minimal obstacles sits on the lower end. Larger properties, steep slopes, or lots with rocks and challenging terrain cost more because they take more time and put more wear on equipment.
We price based on what your specific property needs, not a one-size-fits-all rate. A flat half-acre is different from a sloped half-acre with drainage ditches and rock outcroppings. We look at your lot and give you an actual number, not a range.
If you’re bundling lawn mowing with other services – like seasonal grading or site maintenance – we can usually work out better overall pricing. It’s easier for us to handle multiple jobs on one property, and that savings gets passed along.
Weekly during peak growing season, which in North Granville typically runs May through early July. Grass grows fast when temperatures are moderate and rainfall is consistent. Letting it go two weeks during peak season means you’re cutting off too much at once, which stresses the grass and leaves clumps of clippings that smother what’s underneath.
Late July through September, you can usually stretch to every 10-14 days. Growth slows down as it gets hotter and drier. We adjust scheduling based on actual conditions, not a fixed calendar.
Early spring and late fall might only need mowing every two weeks or even less. You’re not paying for service you don’t need just because it’s on the schedule. We keep an eye on growth rates and let you know when it makes sense to adjust frequency.
Yes. North Granville isn’t known for perfectly flat, rock-free lots, and our equipment is set up for that reality. We run commercial mowers that can handle uneven ground without scalping high spots or missing low areas.
Rocks are part of the landscape here. We work around larger outcroppings and avoid areas where mowing would damage equipment or send rocks flying. If your property has sections that are better suited for brush hogging or need grading work to make them mowable, we’ll tell you upfront.
Our excavation background actually helps here. We understand drainage, soil composition, and how terrain affects maintenance. If there’s a better way to manage part of your property – like regrading a trouble spot or clearing an area properly – we can handle that too. Most lawn care companies would just avoid the problem areas or tear up their equipment trying.
We do both. If you need a one-time cut because your lawn got away from you or you’re preparing to sell, we can handle that. Pricing for one-time service is higher per visit because we’re not building in the efficiency of regular stops.
Seasonal service makes more sense for most homeowners. You get consistent scheduling, better per-visit pricing, and you’re not scrambling to find someone every time the grass needs cutting. We’re not locking you into a year-long contract – it’s seasonal, and if something changes, we work it out.
The reality is that lawn maintenance isn’t a one-time problem. Grass keeps growing all season. Setting up regular service means it gets handled without you thinking about it, and you’re not paying premium rates every time you need a cut.
We push the schedule back and let you know. Heavy rain, saturated ground, or conditions that would damage your lawn mean we wait until it’s safe to mow. Running heavy equipment over wet ground tears up grass and creates ruts that take months to recover.
Usually we’re only delayed by a day or two at most. North Granville gets its share of rain, but ground conditions dry out reasonably fast unless we’re in an unusually wet period. We stay in touch by text or call so you know what’s happening.
If we get significantly behind due to extended weather problems, we prioritize based on which lawns need it most urgently. Properties that were already due get handled first. You’re not penalized because the weather didn’t cooperate – we just adjust and get everyone back on track as quickly as conditions allow.
Time is the biggest reason. You’ll spend 70+ hours per season mowing, trimming, and dealing with equipment. That’s nearly two full work weeks that most people would rather spend doing literally anything else.
Equipment costs add up fast. A quality mower runs $3,000-$5,000 new, plus maintenance, fuel, storage, and repairs. You’ll replace it every 7-10 years if you maintain it well. Professional service spreads that cost across multiple properties, which is why the per-visit rate ends up being reasonable.
Results matter too. Commercial equipment cuts more evenly, handles challenging terrain better, and gets the job done faster. Your lawn looks better, and you’re not dealing with the frustration of a mower that won’t start or breaks down mid-job. For most homeowners in North Granville, especially those with larger or more challenging properties, professional mowing just makes sense.
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