Lawn care questions, answered straight

I am based in Asheboro and cover Randolph County, NC. That includes Franklinville, Ramseur, Sophia, Trinity, Seagrove, Randleman, Liberty, and Archdale, which sits in the northwest corner of the county and crosses into Guilford County.

I mow, edge, weed eat, and blow off. That is the whole yard, front and back, cleaned up before I leave.

Yes. If your yard got tall and you just need it knocked down once, I will do it. You do not have to sign up for regular service.

Most yards around Asheboro run $50 to $75 a cut. Big lots, steep banks and yards that have gotten away run more, up to around $200, and I take jobs bigger than that too. Send your address and I will drive over and look at it, usually within a day or two, and give you the exact number before I touch anything. Estimates are free and there is no pressure.

Tell me within 48 hours and I come back and fix it. No charge. I would rather put it right than have you tell a neighbor I did not.

Fill out the form on this page, or call or text me at (336) 465-6620. I come out and look at the yard in person, usually within a day or two, so the number you get is for your actual yard.

No. Most yards get done while people are at work. Just let me know about a gate code or a dog in the yard.

Both. Weekly suits the fast part of the growing season, and every other week works well when growth slows down or the lot is shady. You can change your mind later, you are not locked in.

Yes. Mowing, edging, weed eating, and blow off are all one service at one price. I do not charge separately for the parts that make a yard look finished.

I can still take it. Very tall grass sometimes needs two passes so the lawn is not left buried in clumps, which takes longer, so a first rescue cut usually costs more than a regular visit. I tell you that before I start, not after.

Yes. Rentals, vacant houses, and properties going on the market are a normal part of what I do.

I cut when the yard is dry enough to cut properly. If the weather pushes your day, I will let you know rather than leave you guessing.

Usually not. Clippings broken up small settle back into the yard and feed it. If the grass was tall enough to leave clumps behind, I deal with that so you are not left with rows of cut grass.

Just tell me. Let me know about a gate code, a latch that sticks, or a dog in the back yard when you book, and I will work around it.

Talk to Levi when you get your estimate and he will tell you what works. Text or call (336) 465-6620.