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Lawn care · DFW

  • SL

    Sta-Green Lawn Care Mosquito & Sprinkler Repair

    5.0 (101)Rowlett

  • RL

    RSG Lawn & Landscape

    5.0 (27)Arlington

  • GW

    Greener Works Landscape

    5.0 (21)Richardson

  • AO

    Alvarez Outdoor Designs LLC

    5.0 (10)Irving

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23 lawn care pros on Job Hound serve Dallas–Fort Worth. Ranked by service record, never by who pays.

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What it costs

Lawn care prices in Dallas–Fort Worth

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What changes the price

  • 01Lot size and how much of it is grass
  • 02How often you want service
  • 03Gates, slopes and obstacles the crew works around
  • 04Add-ons like bagging, fertilization or weed control

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Before you hire

How to choose lawn care pros in North Texas

  1. 1

    Ask what one visit includes

    Mowing, edging, string trimming and blowing off the walks should be standard. Bagging clippings, weeding beds and leaf cleanup are often extra.

  2. 2

    Agree on a schedule for summer

    Warm-season grass grows fast from late spring through early fall. Weekly mowing keeps it healthy; every other week can mean scalping the lawn to catch up.

  3. 3

    Check who applies the chemicals

    In Texas, anyone applying weed killer or fertilizer with pesticide for pay needs a license from the Texas Department of Agriculture. Ask for the license number.

  4. 4

    Get it in writing

    A simple written agreement should list the price per visit, what is included, and how rain days and skipped weeks are handled.

North Texas notes

Lawn care in North Texas: what's different here

  • Most North Texas lawns are Bermuda or St. Augustine. Both go dormant and brown in winter, so mowing usually slows or stops from about November to March.
  • Cities across the Metroplex limit outdoor watering to set days and hours, especially in summer. A good pro will set your sprinklers to match your city's schedule.
  • Heavy clay soil is common here. Core aeration in spring or fall helps water and fertilizer reach the roots.

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FAQ

Lawn care questions

How often should I have my lawn mowed in North Texas?

Weekly from roughly April through October, when Bermuda and St. Augustine grow fastest. Many homeowners switch to every other week in early spring and late fall, and pause in winter.

Do I need to be home for the lawn service?

Usually not, as long as the crew can get through the gate and pets are inside. Confirm access details when you book.

What is the difference between lawn mowing and lawn care?

Mowing is cutting, edging and cleanup. Lawn care can also include fertilization, weed control, aeration and seasonal cleanups. Ask each pro which of these they offer.

How do I compare lawn care quotes?

Make sure each quote covers the same things: how often they come, what one visit includes, and what costs extra. The lowest price per visit is not the best deal if bagging and edging are add-ons.

Does it cost anything to use Job Hound?

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