Lawn care in Mount Joy, PAA yard that looks looked after.
Mowing, trimming, edging and cleanup. Tell us the yard and how often you want it done.
Lawn Care
Grass does not wait for you.
Around here the last frost usually lands about April 9 and the first frost about November 2.
Between those two dates, the lawn keeps growing.
Call or text with the yard, roughly how big, and what you want done.
Mowing, trimming, edging, cleanup. Ask for the rest. We will tell you what we would do and give you a quote.
What lawn care can cover
Mowing
- Front, back and side yards
- Bagging or mulching, ask
- Slopes and tight corners
- Once or on a regular schedule
Trimming and edging
- Along fences and beds
- Around trees and posts
- Sidewalk and driveway edges
- The strip the mower misses
Cleanup
- Leaves in fall
- Sticks and branches after a storm
- Clippings off the walk
- Beds cleared out in spring
Tell us first
- Gates and how to get in
- Dogs in the yard
- Anything to mow around
- Spots you want left alone
This is a usual list, not a fixed one. Tell us what to add or skip, and we will confirm it on your quote.
The season
April to November, roughly
Using the Harrisburg normals, the median last freeze is April 9 and the first is November 2.
Ask us what the schedule looks like at either end.
Spring is for waking the yard up. Fall is for leaves and a last cut.
Tell us which one you need right now.
- Spring start up, ask
- Fall leaves and last cut, ask
- Tell us what you need now
Wet years
The rain keeps it coming
About 44 inches of precipitation falls in a year around here. In a wet stretch the grass outgrows the calendar.
The mower falls behind.
If the yard got away from you, tell us how bad it is. A photo helps.
We start from where it is, not where it should be.
- Send a photo of the yard
- Tell us how long since the last cut
- We start from where it is
Edges and cleanup
The part people notice
A clean edge along the walk and the beds makes a plain lawn look kept.
So does a driveway swept clear of clippings.
Ask for trimming and edging on every visit, or only once in a while.
Tell us what matters most.
- Edges along walks and beds
- Clippings cleared from the drive
- Every visit or once in a while
How it goes
Start to finish.
- 1
Call or text
Tell us the address, the size of the yard and what you want done.
- 2
You get a quote
We confirm what is on the list, and how often, so nothing is a surprise.
- 3
We cut
Tell us about gates, dogs and spots to avoid. Then we work the yard.
- 4
Look it over
Walk the edges with us if you like. Point out anything you want fixed.
We care for lawns across Mount Joy and the towns around it.
Good to know
Questions people ask.
Do you mow every week?
Ask when you call. Tell us how often you want the yard cut. We will work out a schedule that fits.
Can you trim and edge too?
Yes, ask for them. Tell us where the fences, beds and walks are, and we will put trimming and edging on the quote.
Do you do fall cleanup?
Ask for it. Leaves, sticks and a last cut before the first frost are fair requests.
Tell us how big the yard is.
How do I get a quote?
Call or text (717) 663-9765 with the address and a photo of the yard.
That is usually enough to start.
Tell us about the yard.
Call or text (717) 663-9765 with the address and a photo.
Get a quote
Get a quote for lawn care.
A line or two and a phone number is plenty. We will get back to you with a quote.
| Monday to Friday | By appointment |
|---|---|
| Saturday and Sunday | Closed |