Every other week mowing

When every other week makes sense

Grass does not grow at the same speed all year. In North Texas, warm-season lawns slow down as the weather cools in fall and they go mostly dormant in winter. In those slower months, a weekly cut can be more than the lawn needs.

Smaller yards are the other good fit. If there is less lawn to keep up with, a full visit every two weeks can keep it neat without paying for visits you do not need.

The honest trade-off

With two weeks between visits, the grass has more time to grow. In the fastest part of the growing season, that can mean the lawn looks a little fuller before the next cut, and it is harder to stick to the one-third rule (never cutting off more than about a third of the blade at once). If your lawn is growing fast, weekly is usually the better call. Not sure? Ask Joseph.

Same full visit

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

Every other week does not mean a lighter visit. You get the same four steps as the weekly plan. See what every visit includes.

Pricing

Pricing depends on your yard size, so quotes are always free. Call or text 209-770-5768 or use the quote form.