Why Is Regular Mowing Important?

Our regular lawn mowing services bring numerous benefits, including:

• Encourages even growth: Regular mowing promotes uniform growth by preventing taller grasses from overshadowing shorter ones, allowing the lawn to grow consistently.
• Weed control: Keeping your lawn mowed helps to inhibit weed growth by removing flower heads before they can seed, reducing the likelihood of invasive plants taking root.
• Improves air circulation: Mowing increases sunlight penetration and airflow, which is vital for the photosynthesis process and the overall vitality of your grass.
• Pest management: Pest infestations can be avoided by regularly mowing your lawn, as tall grasses provide a safe haven for pests to thrive.
• Lawn health: Regular mowing also helps with nutrient absorption and stress relief, keeping your lawn healthy and lush.

Absolute Lawn Care Service’s Lawn Mowing Services

With so many little details to consider when mowing your lawn, it can quickly become a headache. Absolute Lawn Care Service is here to simplify your lawn care routine with our professional mowing services.

We offer the following:

• Regular mowing based on your grass type and season
• Maintaining proper mower blade sharpness for clean cuts
• Removing debris before and after mowing for a neat appearance
• Trimming around obstacles and edging along sidewalks and driveways
• Disposing of clippings properly to prevent thatch buildup

How Frequently Should You Mow Your Lawn?

During the growing season, aim to mow your lawn once a week. This keeps the grass healthy and prevents it from becoming too long.

If your lawn is primarily cool-season grass, you may need to mow every five to seven days in spring and fall. On the flip side, warm-season grasses need mowing every seven to fourteen days in summer. In the off-season, you can reduce your mowing schedule to once every two weeks. This gives your lawn a rest and prevents over-mowing.

What Is the 1/3 Rule for Mowing?

The 1/3 Rule for mowing states that you should never cut more than one-third of your grass’s height at a time. This principle helps maintain a healthier lawn by preventing shock to the grass.

For example, if your grass is three inches tall, we mow it down to two inches, not lower. Cutting too much at once can stress the plants, leading to a lack of nutrients and increased vulnerability to pests and diseases.

By following this rule, we encourage robust growth and a lush, green lawn that thrives throughout the seasons.