1. We watch the forecast
If rain lands on your mowing day, we send a text the night before with the new plan.
When it rains, and what you pay
The route moves.
You hear from us.
We do not mow soaked grass. It ruts the yard, leaves clumps, and makes a mess of a lawn we are meant to keep tidy.
2. We mow the next dry day
The rest of the route slides forward one day. Saturday catches up anything left.
3. You pay only for work done
Monthly billing covers the mows we completed, not a flat monthly promise.
A text before the change.
Weather should not leave you wondering. When your regular day needs to move, the message is simple: “Rain tomorrow. You are moving to Wednesday.”
Your route day stays the same the rest of the season. A weather delay changes the week, not the plan.
Simple billing when the lawn stops growing.
Skipped week
If rain will not quit or the grass stops growing in a dry August, we skip the week and you pay nothing.
Drought schedule
During a drought, we switch your lawn to every other week and bill only for the mows we do.
Access trip charge
If we show up and the gate is locked or the dog is out without notice, there is a $20 trip charge. We come back the next week.
Get on the route