Trimming, Weeding, Edging & Mowing
The recurring landscape work that keeps beds, edges, and hedges looking intentional, done by a crew that also handles your larger projects.
Trimming, weeding, edging, and mowing are the maintenance jobs that quietly separate a well-kept property from one that always looks a step behind. Most homeowners underestimate how much of a landscape's 'look' comes from these details, sharp bed lines, evenly shaped hedges, weed-free mulch, and a level cut on the lawn are what make plantings and hardscape read as intentional.
We handle the full cycle: shaping hedges and small ornamental trees, hand-pulling weeds out of beds so they don't come back in two weeks, cutting crisp edges between lawn and hardscape, and keeping the lawn itself neat with even-height cuts and cleaned-off walks and drives.
Because it's the same crew that installs your lighting, mulch, or hardscape, nothing gets damaged or ignored on the routine visits. Wire runs are known, edging is preserved, new plantings are watered around, and freshly-mulched beds don't get walked through.
Recurring care is priced per visit on a schedule you choose, no long contracts, no auto-renewals you can't get out of.
The details that matter.
Hedge & shrub shaping
Hedges, foundation plantings, and smaller ornamental trees trimmed to a defined shape, following the plant's natural form, not just a flat-topped haircut.
Hand-pulled weeding
Weeds pulled at the root out of mulched and unmulched beds so refresh cycles last longer. Chemical spot-treatment used only when a client asks for it.
Crisp bed & hardscape edging
Hand or mechanical edging along walks, driveways, patios, and bed lines for a defined finish that stays clean for weeks.
Lawn mowing
Even-height cuts with clean lines and hardscape blown off at the end of every visit. No grass clippings left on driveways or walks.
Ornamental tree care
Smaller trees pruned for shape and health, dead wood pulled, crossing branches removed, canopy raised for sightlines when appropriate.
Storm cleanup add-on
After a storm, we can add a debris pickup to your next routine visit so branches don't sit in the yard for weeks.
How it works with us.
- 01 · Walk the property
We see what needs doing and quote a scope you can commit to, one-time or recurring.
- 02 · Schedule
One-off cleanups or a recurring rhythm (weekly, biweekly, monthly) depending on what your yard actually needs.
- 03 · Consistent crew
Same people every visit, they learn your property, know your plantings, and remember where wires and edging live.
- 04 · Visit checklist
Every visit follows a repeatable checklist so nothing gets skipped when the crew is on the property.
- 05 · Season adjustments
Visit rhythm scales up in growing season and down in dormant months so you're not paying for visits you don't need.
Frequently asked questions.
Do you do weekly mowing only?+
We prioritize project work, but recurring mowing is available for existing landscape or lighting clients. Standalone weekly mowing is limited by crew capacity.
Can I book one cleanup instead of recurring?+
Yes, one-time trim/weed/edge visits are common in spring and fall, and we don't require any recurring commitment to book one.
What does it cost?+
Priced per visit based on lot size and scope. Fixed prices, not open-ended hourly.
Do you use chemicals?+
Only if asked. Our default is mechanical/hand removal for weeds. Spot herbicide is available for driveways and hardscape cracks.
Will you work around my sprinkler system?+
Yes, we note head locations on the first visit and route mowing around them so heads don't get clipped.
How do I get on the schedule?+
Contact us with your address and desired rhythm. We confirm the fit, quote per visit, and book the first date.
Let's plan your next project.
Tell us about your property. We'll follow up within one business day.