Professional Lawn Care Services in St. Joseph

During the growing season (spring and summer), we recommend mowing your lawn once a week. In fall and during slower growth periods, every 10-14 days is typically sufficient. We'll work with you to establish the ideal mowing schedule for your specific lawn type and conditions in St. Joseph.

Our seasonal clean-up services include leaf removal, debris clearing, garden bed cleaning, pruning of perennials, mulch refreshing, and lawn dethatching. Spring clean-ups prepare your yard for the growing season, while fall clean-ups help protect your landscape during winter months. We customize our approach based on your property's specific needs.

We offer both recurring service contracts and one-time lawn care services. Many of our St. Joseph customers prefer the convenience of a regular maintenance schedule, but we're happy to accommodate one-time services for special situations or seasonal needs. There's no long-term commitment required—you can adjust or cancel your service with reasonable notice.

For cool-season grasses common in St. Joseph, early fall (September to mid-October) is the ideal time for aeration and overseeding. This timing allows new grass to establish before winter while taking advantage of ideal growing conditions. Spring (April to May) can be a secondary option, though fall typically yields better results for our local climate.

We typically practice "grasscycling," which means returning small grass clippings to your lawn as a natural fertilizer. This helps return nutrients to the soil and promotes a healthier lawn. However, if you prefer, we can bag and remove clippings for an additional fee. During periods of excessive growth or when clippings are too long, we'll remove them to prevent damage to your lawn.

If weather conditions make it impossible to provide quality service, we'll reschedule your lawn care for the next available day. We'll notify you of any schedule changes due to weather. Light rain typically doesn't affect our ability to service your lawn, but heavy rain or storms may require rescheduling for safety reasons and to protect your lawn from damage.