Mowing & Lawn Care in Central Indiana

A schedule built around your lawn, not a generic route

Weekly mowing is standard through Central Indiana's peak growing season, roughly April through October, with a biweekly option for lower-maintenance yards or slower stretches like early spring and late fall. Blade height gets adjusted for the season too, taller in summer heat to reduce stress on the grass, shorter in spring and fall for a cleaner finish. Every visit includes edging along driveways and walks and trimming around trees, fences, and beds the mower can't reach.

Clippings are mulched back into the lawn by default, feeding it as they break down instead of leaving bagged clippings at the curb every week. If a lawn has grown long between cuts or you'd rather have clippings bagged and hauled off, we'll do that on request instead.

Seasonal cleanups. Spring cleanup clears leftover leaves and winter debris and cuts back dead growth from beds so the yard starts the season looking intentional. Fall cleanup is the flip side: leaf removal before the first snow and a bed tidy so nothing sits rotting under snow cover all winter. Both are usually an afternoon service, and pairing a fall cleanup with a fall gutter cleaning visit is one of the more common combinations we run.

• Weekly or biweekly, scheduled around your lawn's growth rate
• Edging and trimming included every visit, not an upcharge
• Spring and fall cleanups available standalone or bundled
• Mulched clippings by default, bagging available on request