Irish lawns can need cutting every week or two from spring to autumn. Miss a few cuts and it's long, patchy and hard work to get back under control.
How we help
We offer regular grass cutting with neat edges through the season, and one-off cuts for lawns that have got long.
We can also help with seasonal jobs such as scarifying moss and thatch, or reseeding thin patches.
What's included
Mowing to a suitable height for the season
Strimming and edging along beds and paths
Clearing of clippings from paths and driveways
Cutting back long or overgrown grass
Useful for
Regular cuts through spring, summer and early autumn
Rental and managed properties
Long grass after holidays or a vacant period
Getting a lawn back under control after a clearance
Before we start
Safety, access and permissions
Every site is different. These are the things that shape how a job is done — and what it costs.
Please clear toys, hoses and dog waste from the lawn before a visit where possible.
Green waste: Whether green waste is taken away, chipped on site or left neatly for your brown bin depends on the job. We'll set this out clearly in your quote so there are no surprises.
The process
How the job works
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Step 1: Tell us the size
A rough size or a photo, and how often you'd like it cut.
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