Lawn mowing and lawn care in Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Kirkby Woodhouse and Annesley. Regular visits, edges done every time, clippings taken away, fixed price.
Fortnightly from April to September keeps it healthy and easy. Monthly at either end of the season. Leave it longer than that in a growing spell and it becomes a clearance job rather than a cut.
Yes, every visit, and it is in the price. We do not leave bags by the bin for you to deal with.
Usually yes, and far more cheaply than returfing. Moss on the heavier soil around Kirkby is normally drainage and compaction. Scarifying, aerating and feeding brings most lawns back over a season.
The size of the lawn, how often it is cut and any slopes or awkward corners. A lawn kept on a schedule is quicker to cut than one left for weeks. Feeding and scarifying are quoted as extras.
The ex-colliery estates around Kirkby have bigger gardens than the town size suggests. A big lawn is exactly the job that gets away from people between April and September. A regular cut on a schedule costs less than rescuing it in July.
A lawn that is struggling gets more than a mow. We scarify out the thatch and moss that chokes it. We aerate ground that has been walked flat. We feed and over-seed the bare patches so it thickens up rather than just looking shorter.
On the heavy Nottinghamshire soil around Kirkby the underlying problem is nearly always compaction and drainage, not the cut. Moss and weeds are treated in the season they respond to, and every clipping leaves with us.
Fortnightly through the season, monthly at the edges of it. Same day each time, so you can plan around it.
A tired lawn gets scarifying, aerating and feeding rather than just a mow. On the heavy Nottinghamshire soil around Kirkby, compaction is usually the real problem and cutting it shorter makes it worse.
Moss on these estates is nearly always drainage and shade rather than a lack of chemicals. Treated in the right season it goes; masked over in the wrong one it comes straight back.
Every visit, in the price. No bags stacked by the shed for you to run to the tip at the weekend.
A photo of the lawn from the back door and a rough size. Tell us how often you want it cut and how long it has been left. Mention any slope, shade or awkward corner. That shapes the first quote.
The lawn is cut in lines, the edges are trimmed and the paths are cleared. Clippings are taken away and the gate is closed behind us. Most gardens on the estates take about an hour.
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