Mowing in Richwoods

About Richwoods

Richwoods is a residential community in Frisco with the kind of tidy streets and fenced backyards common across the city. Like many Frisco neighborhoods, it has HOA standards, and neat front yards are part of the look.

A mowing calendar for Frisco lawns

Most lawns in this part of Frisco are warm-season grasses, and the right mowing rhythm shifts through the seasons:

• Spring: grass greens up as the soil warms and growth picks up after rain. A good time to move onto a weekly plan.
• Summer: peak growth. Weekly mowing is the simplest way to stay inside the general one-third rule.
• Fall: growth slows as nights cool, and every other week can be enough for many yards.
• Winter: lawns go tan and mostly stop growing.

If you are not sure which plan fits your yard right now, tell Joseph about it when you ask for a quote.

Backyards and fence lines

Fenced backyards mean long fence lines, and both Bermuda and St. Augustine will push right up against a fence if nothing cuts them back. String trimming along fences, beds and trees is part of every visit. Leave the gate unlocked or share the code, and keep pets inside on mowing day.

HOA standards

Coopers Mowing does not know the specifics of any HOA's rules. Share any lawn guidelines that mention mowing with Joseph when you ask for a quote.

What every visit includes

• Front and back yard mowing
• String trimming around beds, fences and trees
• Edging along sidewalks and driveway
• Blow-off of all hard surfaces

Choose weekly mowing or every other week. Pricing depends on yard size, so quotes are free. You do not need to be home as long as the yard is reachable and pets are inside. More on mowing in Frisco.

Mowing only. Coopers Mowing does not do landscaping, fertilizing, weed control, tree work, irrigation or yard cleanups.