Professional Lawn Mowing Services

Proper mowing can stimulate tillering, leading to thicker, healthier grass. Tilling is the process by which grass plants produce new shoots or stems leading to the overall thickness and health of the lawn. 

The best mowing height for your lawn depends on various factors, including the grass species, climate, soil type, and intended use of the lawn.

Mowing the grass too short leads to scalping. Scalping occurs when too much of the grass blade is removed in a single mowing session. Scalping can damage the grass and expose the soil, leading to moisture loss and increased susceptibility to weeds and pests. This is why mowing at the right height is so important.  

For lawns with fast-growing grass species, we may recommend more frequent mowing to maintain an optimal height and prevent thatch buildup. Alternatively, for lawns in shaded areas that are prone to moss or fungal growth, we may adjust our mowing techniques to promote better air circulation and sunlight penetration.     

Bagging of grass clippings depends on how long the grass was before servicing the lawn. If not too long, grass clippings are a natural fertilizer, as such, there is no need to bag the grass clippings. However, bagging services are provided as an additional service upon demand.