The Work
Yards that make the neighbors mow twice
This is the Yard.Work standard our crews keep — week in, week out, across the Sun Belt.
Weekly mowing, seasonal cleanups, tree service, and sprinkler repair delivered by our insured local crews — same crew, same day, on a schedule that keeps itself. You get your Saturdays back; the neighbors get jealous.
A great yard isn’t a mystery — it’s a schedule. Mowed on the same day every week, edged like it means it, trees off the roofline, sprinklers hitting grass instead of sidewalk. The hard part was never the work; it was finding a crew that shows up. That’s the entire reason this network exists.
Every Yard.Work crew is an established, insured local operation — verified before listing, credentials on every listing.
See the servicesWeekly or biweekly mow, edge, trim, and blow — the same crew, the same day, a lawn that always looks Saturday-morning fresh.
Learn moreSeasonal cleanups, mulch and rock, planting, and full landscape refreshes — from "let it go for a year" back to showcase.
Learn moreCrown work, roofline clearance, storm damage, and full removals — insured crews with the gear to do it safely.
Learn moreBroken heads, valve repair, controller upgrades, and drip conversion — water the grass, not the driveway.
Learn moreThis is the Yard.Work standard our crews keep — week in, week out, across the Sun Belt.
Sun Belt yards don’t take a season off — leave one alone for three weeks and it announces it to the whole street. Our crews run routes through your neighborhood already: local people, local routes, and a yard that never gets the chance to slide.
Most suburban lots run $40–$70 per visit for mow, edge, trim, and blow — smaller lots from $30, half-acre-plus from $80. Recurring service prices below one-off cuts. Full numbers in the mowing cost guide.
Seasonal cleanups run $200–$800 for most yards; heavily overgrown lots can pass $1,000. It’s the standard first visit before a recurring schedule starts — breakdown in the cleanup guide.
Trimming: $300–$1,200 per tree by size and access. Removal: $500–$2,500+. Near structures or power lines, hire insured or don’t hire — the tree service guide explains why.
Our crews — established, insured local lawn and landscape operations working under the Yard.Work standard, credentials shown on each metro listing.
No — crews quote per-visit and recurring, in writing. Most homeowners land on weekly or biweekly because it’s cheaper per cut and the yard never slides, but a one-time cleanup is a perfectly good way to try a crew out.
Tell us what it needs — our crew for your metro follows up within one business day with a written quote.