Lawn Care & Maintenance Edmonton

During Edmonton's peak growing season (May through September), most lawns benefit from weekly mowing. In early spring and late fall when growth slows, biweekly mowing is usually sufficient. We adjust our schedule based on grass growth rates and weather conditions.

Edmonton's lawn care season typically runs from late April or early May through mid-October. Spring services begin once the snow has melted and the ground has thawed. Fall services wrap up after the final mow and winterization treatments are applied before the first sustained snowfall.

Weekly mowing for a standard Edmonton residential lot typically ranges from $40 to $75 per visit depending on lot size and complexity. Full-season packages that include mowing, fertilization, aeration, and weed control generally range from $1,500 to $3,500. We provide a free estimate based on your specific property.

Yes. We offer organic and low-chemical lawn care programs that use natural fertilizers, corn gluten for weed prevention, and biological soil amendments. These programs are effective in Edmonton's climate and are a great choice for families with children, pets, or environmental concerns.

Spring lawn care in Edmonton typically begins in late April or early May once the ground has thawed and dried enough to work on. The first steps include raking debris, a light dethatching if needed, and the first fertilizer application. Aeration and overseeding are best done once daytime temperatures consistently reach 10 degrees Celsius or higher.

Fall winterization includes a final mow at a slightly shorter height, a potassium-rich fertilizer application to strengthen roots, and removal of leaves and debris. Aeration in early fall helps the lawn absorb nutrients before freeze-up. Avoiding foot traffic on frozen grass also helps prevent damage over the winter months.