Landscaping & Lawn Care in Mercer County, NJ
Mowing, edging, seasonal cleanups, and full property maintenance.
Landscaping & Lawn Care done right, by neighbors who live here
We mow, edge, and maintain lawns across Mercer County every week of the growing season. Most of our weekly accounts are tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass yards in Lawrenceville, Princeton, and Hopewell, with a fair number of older Ewing and Hamilton properties where the lawn has thinned out and needs overseeding to come back. Whether you want a clean weekly cut or a full property under contract, you get the same crew, the same truck, and the same schedule each visit.
Mercer County lawns deal with heavy clay soil, summer heat that bakes the top inch hard, and shade from mature oaks that thins cool-season grass. We mow high (around 3.5 to 4 inches in summer) to shade the soil and slow weed pressure, sharpen blades weekly so we cut grass instead of tearing it, and rotate mowing patterns so the turf stands up straight instead of leaning one way all season.
What's included
- Weekly and bi-weekly lawn mowing on a set schedule
- Crisp string-trimmer edging along walks, driveways, and beds
- Spring cleanups: dethatching, bed cutting, first cut of the season
- Fall leaf cleanups with truck and tarp haul-away
- Hedge and shrub shaping (boxwood, holly, arborvitae, yew)
- Overseeding and lime applications for thinning fescue lawns
- Full-season maintenance contracts billed monthly
How it works
- 1
Walk the property
Owner-led visit to look at grass type, slope, drainage, and bed lines so the quote matches the actual yard.
- 2
Set the schedule
Pick weekly or bi-weekly, pick a service day, and lock in a per-visit or monthly price in writing.
- 3
Service day
Mow, line-trim, edge hard surfaces, blow off walks and driveway, haul clippings if requested.
- 4
Seasonal extras
Spring and fall cleanups, mulch refresh, hedge trimming, and overseeding scheduled around the weekly route.
When we do this work
Weekly mowing typically runs late March through early November. Spring cleanups go on the schedule in March. Fall leaf cleanups start in late October and run through Thanksgiving, sometimes into early December for the oaks that hold their leaves the longest.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to sign a long contract?+
No. Most weekly customers are month-to-month. If you want a written full-season agreement we will put one together, but it is not required.
What day will you come?+
We run set routes Monday through Saturday by town. We will give you a service day when you sign up and stick to it unless rain pushes the whole route.
Do you bag or mulch the clippings?+
We mulch clippings back into the lawn by default because it feeds the soil. If your lawn is overgrown or wet, we bag and haul that visit.
What towns do you mow in?+
Lawrence Township, Lawrenceville, Princeton, Ewing, Hopewell, Pennington, Hamilton, West Windsor, and Trenton.
Other services
Mulching & Bed Care
Premium hardwood mulch installed with crisp, defined edges.
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Spring & Fall Cleanups
Get your yard reset for the season, leaves and all hauled away.
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Tree Trimming & Pruning
Structural pruning to keep your trees healthy, shapely, and safe.
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Tree Removal
Safe, efficient removal of any tree — including the tough ones near the house.
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Stump Grinding
Reclaim your yard — stumps ground below grade and cleaned up.
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Emergency Tree Removal
Storm damage? We answer the phone — day or night.
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