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Lawn maintenance in Bellingham

A lawn that
stays sharp.

Our lawn maintenance program covers weekly mowing, trimming, edging, fertilizer and aeration across Bellingham, Ferndale and Birch Bay.

(360) 389-2557

The lawn is the first thing anyone sees when they pull up, and it's the part of your property that shows every week. A rough stretch stands out right away.

What you're really hiring us for is consistency through the season. The cut, the edges and the finish should look as sharp in late September as they did in June, because that's what a maintained lawn looks like.

Grass here grows on its own schedule. Mild, wet winters mean it barely stops, and a warm week in March can put on more growth than a hot week in August. A one-size schedule doesn't fit a lawn in Fairhaven or one in Birch Bay, so the height, timing and feed get set for the lawn in front of us.

Most lawns start with two services. Weekly mowing keeps the grass at the right height and the edges clean all season, while aeration opens the soil so water and air reach the roots. Together they cover the routine care and the deeper work a lawn needs.

New seed filling in across a regraded front lawn, roped off while it establishes

What the work includes

Your lawn maintenance,
visit by visit.

Same crew every weekEach mowing route has its own crew, so the people who show up on your regular day already know the property. They know the gates and how you like it left.

Every mowing visitWe mow, line trim, edge the hard surfaces and blow the walks and drive clean. The whole property looks finished when we leave.

Cut height for the seasonWe raise and lower the height through the year to suit the grass and the weather. Cutting too short scalps the lawn and lets moss and weeds in.

Mowing pattern changes weeklyMowing the same direction lays grass over so the blade skips it. Alternating gets a true cut and is what puts the stripes in.

Sharp blades, clean decksA dull blade tears grass instead of cutting it, and torn grass browns at the tip. We maintain blades and decks before we leave the shop.

Fertilizer and aerationWe time fertilizer programs to the growing season. Aeration in spring or fall opens up the soil, with dethatching when it's needed.

Weather and schedulingWe mow in most conditions. When weather backs up the week, we let you know, and your yard keeps its place on the route.