What to expect when you hire a lawn care contractor in Washington

How Cutting Edge Lawn Care works

1. Tell Us About Your Yard

   Call (435) 523-1555 or send a note. Tell us what the yard needs, from weekly mowing to a stubborn patch of weeds, and we will set a time to look.

2. Walk the Property

   We walk the lawn with you, checking soil, turf thickness, irrigation zones, and the beds, so the plan fits the yard rather than a checklist.

3. Set the Schedule

   We agree on a mowing cadence through the growing season, a fertilization plan, and timing for spring and fall cleanup, so there are no surprises later.

4. Do the Work

   The crew arrives on time, mows and edges, prunes the roses, chases weeds down even into the easements, and gives every yard the same care.

5. Leave It Clean

   Walks get blown, beds get raked, clippings get hauled away. We note anything worth watching, then follow up before the next visit.

Typical project, not a quote

These are general figures for a typical lawn care contractor project, not a quote and not a promise from Cutting Edge Lawn Care. Your project may differ.

• A first visit to look at the work usually takes 30 to 60 minutes.
• Small jobs often take a day or two. Larger projects take longer, and an estimate should say how long.
• Weather, deliveries and permits can move a start date or a finish date, so ask how delays are handled.
• If the work changes, ask for the change in writing before it is done.
• Ask what is and is not included, such as cleanup, disposal and repairs to anything that has to be opened up.
• Prices, dates and terms for your project belong in a written estimate. Ask for it in writing.

Questions to ask any lawn care contractor

1. Can I see your license number and proof of insurance?
2. What does the written estimate cover, and what is left out?
3. How long will the job take, and what happens if the schedule slips?
4. Who will be on site each day, and who do I call with a question?
5. What is not included, and what happens if the scope changes?

Preparing and scheduling

How long does the first visit take?

A first visit to look at the work usually takes 30 to 60 minutes. Bring your questions and ask for the estimate in writing.

How should I get ready before work starts?

Clear a path to the work area, move valuables and fragile things out of the way, and tell the crew about pets and who will be home.

How far ahead should I book?

Schedules vary by season and by contractor. Ask for a start date and an estimated finish date in writing, and ask what happens if weather or a delivery moves them.

What if the work changes once it has started?

If the work changes, ask for the change in writing before it is done.

Ready to talk about your project?

Cutting Edge Lawn Care can answer these questions for your job in Washington. Call (435) 523-1555.