Services
Lawn Care & Maintenance
Full-service lawn care — mowing, edging, blowing, fertilization, aeration, and overseeding on a recurring schedule. We tune the cadence to your turf type and the South Texas season so your yard stays uniformly cut, healthy, and weed-free year-round.
Pricing varies by site. Final scope, materials, and access influence the all-in number — we'll quote your specific project after a quick conversation.
About our lawn care & maintenance work
Recurring lawn care tuned to South Texas turf and the San Antonio growing calendar. We mow at the right height for your grass — 3.5 to 4 inches on St. Augustine, 1.5 to 2.5 inches on common Bermuda, 1 to 2 inches on Zoysia — and rotate mowing patterns weekly to prevent rutting and grain. Edging is done with a steel-blade stick edger along every walk, drive, and bed line, then everything gets blown clean off hardscape. Fertilization runs on a calibrated broadcast spreader with a slow-release nitrogen blend timed to soil temperature, not the calendar — pre-emergent in February and again in early fall to shut down crabgrass and Poa annua, granular iron for color without surge growth, and spot treatment for chinch bugs, grub damage, and brown patch as they show up. Core aeration and overseeding are scheduled by turf type — fall for cool-season blends, late spring for warm-season recovery. Cadence is weekly during growth, every other week through dormancy, and we adjust on the fly when SAWS restrictions or a Hill Country drought push the turf into stress.
What's included
- Weekly or bi-weekly mowing at turf-appropriate height
- Stick edging along walks, drives, and bed lines
- Blower cleanup of all hardscape and entryways
- Seasonal fertilization with slow-release nitrogen
- Pre-emergent and post-emergent weed control
- Core aeration and overseeding by turf type
- Spot treatment for chinch bugs, grubs, and brown patch
- Cadence adjustments for drought and SAWS restrictions
Materials & techniques
We run commercial mowers with hydrostatic decks and sharpen blades weekly — dull blades shred St. Augustine and invite fungus. Fertilizer is a polymer-coated slow-release urea blend, applied with a calibrated Lesco spreader and watered in within 24 hours. Pre-emergent is prodiamine split into two passes for season-long barrier control. For brown patch in St. Augustine we rotate azoxystrobin and propiconazole to avoid resistance, and we treat take-all root rot with peat topdressing when soil pH and symptoms confirm it. Aeration uses a hollow-tine 3/4-inch core puller pulled in two directions on compacted clay.
How the project runs
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Turf assessment
We walk the property, identify your grass type, soil compaction, irrigation coverage, and any active disease or insect pressure before quoting a cadence.
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Service plan
You get a written plan covering mow height, visit frequency, fertilization schedule, and aeration/overseed timing keyed to your specific turf and exposure.
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Recurring visits
Crew arrives on a fixed weekday with sharpened blades, calibrated spreaders, and a checklist — mow, edge, blow, and treat per plan.
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Seasonal adjustments
We raise mow height through summer heat, drop it for fall scalping on Bermuda, and shift cadence when rain or drought changes growth rate.
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Reporting and quality checks
Foreman photo-documents each visit and flags issues — thinning patches, fungal pressure, broken heads — so problems get caught before they spread.
Frequently asked questions
How often should my lawn be mowed in San Antonio?
Weekly from March through October when warm-season grasses are actively growing, then every other week through dormancy. Skipping weeks during peak growth scalps the turf the next visit.
What height should St. Augustine be cut at?
3.5 to 4 inches in shade and summer heat, no lower than 3 inches even in full sun. Cutting St. Augustine short stresses the runners and opens the canopy to weeds and chinch bugs.
Do you handle the fertilizer and weed control or do I need a separate company?
We handle it in-house on a single recurring plan — fertilization, pre-emergent, post-emergent, and disease treatment are all part of the lawn care program. No second vendor needed.
When should I aerate my lawn?
Bermuda and Zoysia in late spring once soil temps hit the mid-60s; St. Augustine in early summer. Aerating during dormancy does nothing — the turf needs to be actively growing to fill in the cores.
Will you still service my yard during a SAWS watering restriction?
Yes. We adjust mow height up, cut less frequently, and shift fertilization to lower nitrogen rates so we're not pushing growth the grass can't support without water.
Why hire us for lawn care & maintenance
In-house crew
Design, build, irrigation, and maintenance all run under one roof — no subbing out, no juggling vendors. You get one project manager from sketch through final walk-through.
San Antonio specialists
Built for South-Central Texas — heavy clay, caliche, long dry summers, and flash rain. Our designs and installs are tuned to what survives and looks good locally.
Clear pricing
No surprise line items. We size the work after a quick conversation or site visit and issue a written quote with materials and labor broken out so you can compare apples to apples.
