Lawn care in Celebration, FL

Homes here follow an architectural pattern book, and yards are part of that look. Front lawns are small and sit right against the sidewalk, so neighbors and walkers see every edge. Our crews keep beds crisp and turf lines straight so the house reads the way it was designed — from Celebration Village to Artisan Park.

That also means most of the time on a Celebration lawn goes into trimming, edging and blowing, not mowing.

Celebration falls under the South Florida Water Management District’s year-round rule: odd addresses water Wednesday and/or Saturday, even addresses Thursday and/or Sunday, never between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. We set your mowing day around those days so the crew isn’t cutting turf that is still soaked, which tears blades and leaves ruts in small yards.

In the villages built first, street trees and backyard oaks have had decades to spread, and grass under a dense canopy grows thin. Mowing at the top of your grass’s range helps — UF/IFAS puts standard St. Augustine at 3.5–4 inches — but under heavy shade a mulched bed is often the better answer than fighting for turf. We will tell you which spots are worth reseeding with sod and which are not.

• mowing front, side and back turf, never removing more than a third of the blade at once
• edging walks, the driveway, curb line and alley apron
• string-trimming around porch posts, fences, mailboxes and utility boxes
• clippings left on the lawn to feed it, and blown off porches, walks, the alley and away from storm drains
• a note or photo when we see something that needs you: a broken sprinkler head, chinch-bug patches, a branch on the roof

• You send your address and, if you like, a few photos.
• We confirm your grass type, your watering days and where your lot ends — some alley strips and common areas belong to the community, not to you.
• We pick a fixed day and a frequency: weekly in the growing season is typical for St. Augustine, every other week in the cooler months.
• You get a written quote before the first visit.

• how much edge there is: walks, alley apron, porch and bed borders
• side-yard gates and fenced backyards that need hand-moving
• how often we come
• extras such as bed weeding, hedge trimming or a fertilizer program

We quote each home on its layout, not just the lot size.

Mowing pairs well with bush and shrub trimming and a lawn fertilization program. For the rules and communities of the whole town, see our Celebration service area page, and for the palms over your porch, palm trimming in Celebration.