Grass Cutting
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Overview
Lawn mowing for homes and businesses
This page covers cutting grass: residential grass cutting for lawns and gardens at home, and commercial grass cutting for business premises and other grounds.
Pick the nearest job from the list in the form. If yours isn't there, choose the closest and explain what you need in the description.
Worth knowing
Worth checking before work starts
A few rules and checks that apply to this kind of work.
Clear the lawn first
Move toys, stones, hoses and garden furniture off the lawn before the visit.
Cuttings and edges
Agree whether the cuttings will be taken away or left, and whether the edges will be trimmed.
Getting to the grass
Say how to reach the lawn, such as through a side gate, and anything that could block a mower.
Questions
Grass cutting questions
My job isn't in the list. What should I choose?
Choose the closest job, then explain what you need in the description step.
What jobs can I request quotes for here?
Residential and commercial grass cutting. The full list is in the form's first step.
Can I request quotes for a one-off cut of long grass?
Yes. Choose Residential Grass Cutting, or Commercial Grass Cutting for business premises, and say it's a one-off cut in the description.
How often should a lawn be cut?
It depends on the grass and the weather: more often in spring and summer when it grows fast, less in autumn, and rarely in winter. Regular cuts through the growing season are easier than a one-off cut of long grass.
Can I request quotes for regular grass cutting?
Yes. Choose Residential Grass Cutting, or Commercial Grass Cutting for business premises, and say how often you would like it cut in the description.
Ready to describe your job?
Four short steps: the job, when you'd like it done, a description and your details.