Freshly mowed front lawn with clean stripes in front of a brick ranch house

Lawn Care for Greensboro Yards, Mowing to Aeration

Weekly mowing, feeding, weed control, core aeration and clean up for home lawns and commercial grounds in Greensboro and the towns around it. Free estimates, the whole job quoted before we start.

Free, no-obligation estimates. We answer the phone or call back the same working day.

  • Free, no-obligation estimates
  • We answer or call back the same working day
  • We show up when we say we will
  • The whole job quoted before we start
  • We clean up when the work is done

Lawn Care in Greensboro From Cut & Grow

We mow, feed, weed, aerate and clean up residential and commercial lawns in Greensboro, NC.

Lawn care, to us, means the health of the turf: mowing at the right height for the grass, fertilizing on its own calendar, weed control before and after the weeds come up, and "core aeration" with overseeding to thicken a thin fescue lawn. Those are the jobs that keep a yard green through a Piedmont summer.

Recurring visits cover mowing, edging, trimming and cleanup. Mulch, pruning, planting and leaf removal are seasonal jobs we schedule when the yard needs them, on their own or added to a maintenance plan. Either way the estimate is free, the whole job is quoted before we start, and we clean up when the work is done.

Lawn Care Services in Greensboro

We do lawn mowing, aeration and overseeding, fertilizing, weed control, sod installation, leaf removal, yard clean up and commercial lawn care in Greensboro, one service to a card below.

  • Walk-behind mower cutting a stripe across a front lawn

    Lawn Mowing

    Weekly or every-other-week cuts at the right height for your grass, with string trimming, edging along the walks and the clippings blown off.

  • Core aerator leaving soil plugs on a lawn

    Core Aeration and Overseeding

    Pulling plugs relieves compacted clay so water and roots get down, and seed sown right after thickens the lawn for next year.

    lawn aeration in Greensboro
  • Broadcast spreader being pushed across a green lawn

    Lawn Fertilizing

    Slow-release feeding timed to your grass type, so the color holds between visits instead of flushing and fading.

    lawn fertilizing in Greensboro
  • Backpack sprayer wand spot-treating clover in a lawn

    Weed Control

    Pre-emergent in advance to stop crabgrass, and spot treatment for the dandelion, clover and other weeds that still come up.

    weed control in Greensboro
  • Sod rolls half laid on prepared soil

    Sod Installation

    A finished lawn at once. We aerate compacted soil, set the finish grade and lay sod tight on prepared ground.

    sod installation in Greensboro
  • Fallen leaves raked onto a tarp on a lawn

    Leaf Removal

    Fall leaves cleared off the turf and hauled away before they mat down and smother the grass through winter.

    leaf removal in Greensboro
  • Overgrown garden bed half cleared with brush piled on the lawn

    Yard Clean Up

    Overgrown beds, neglected shrubs and the vines and brush that have taken over, cut back, cleared and hauled off.

    yard clean up in Greensboro
  • Stick edger cutting a clean line along a parking-lot curb

    Commercial Lawn Care

    Mowing, edging and grounds care for offices, HOA common areas and managed sites, on a contract priced to the acreage and scope.

    commercial lawn care in Greensboro

Weekly Lawn Mowing, Trimming and Edging

Every mowing visit cuts the grass at the right height for its type, string trims what the mower cannot reach, edges along the hardscapes and blows the clippings off.

The same four things happen on every visit, in this order.

  • Mowing at the right height for the turf type, with zero-turn mowers on large areas and sharp blades on every one.
  • "String trimming", what most people call weed eating, along fences, beds and anywhere the mower cannot reach.
  • Edging along the walks, the drive and the curb so the line between grass and concrete stays sharp.
  • Blowing the clippings and debris off the hardscape before we leave.

Sharp blades, clean edging and well-timed weed control are what keep turf thick, and a brushcutter handles the rough corners a mower will not reach.

Lawn Visit Schedules: Weekly or Seasonal

Most lawns need a weekly visit in the main growing season and fewer visits the rest of the year, on a maintenance plan or as one-time seasonal work.

Visits run weekly, every other week or as needed. Month by month the care a lawn needs changes, as our lawn care schedule lays out. How often your lawn needs us depends on the grass type, irrigation, shade, slope, foot traffic and how sharp you want it to look between cuts.

zero-turn mower and string trimming on a lawn

How Lawn Care Is Priced

Lawn care is priced from your lot size, turf condition, slope, shade and how often we visit, and we quote the whole job before work starts.

A full lawn care program is usually quoted as an annual contract billed in level monthly amounts, so you know the cost for the year. Commercial grounds are priced on acreage, the scope of service and the contract terms. The price factors behind each estimate are set out in our guide to lawn care cost. The number we give you after the call is the number you pay, with no surprise charges after we start.

Free, no-obligation estimates. The quote comes after the call, once we have looked the lawn over.

From your call to a cut lawn

A job goes from the first call to a finished yard in four steps.

  1. Call us

    Tell us the address and what the yard needs. We answer the phone or call back the same working day.

  2. We look at the lawn

    We note the grass type, the shade, the slope and the condition of the turf, then quote the whole job before we start.

  3. We do the work

    We show up when we say we will, on the schedule you chose: weekly, every other week or as needed.

  4. We clean up

    Clippings and debris are blown off the walks and the drive, and the yard is left clean when the work is done.

Residential and Commercial Lawn Care

We care for home lawns and for commercial properties such as offices, HOA common areas and managed sites.

A homeowner usually wants a reliable weekly cut and a lawn that looks after itself between visits. A property manager wants grounds that look kept every week of the contract, priced on acreage and scope so the budget is known for the year.

Either way the estimate is free, the whole job is quoted before we start, and the crew shows up when we say we will.

commercial lawn care at an office property

Greensboro Lawn Basics

A Greensboro lawn is shaped by three things: the grass type growing in it, the clay soil under it, and whether new turf started from sod or seed.

Get those three right and the mowing, feeding and weed control all fall into place. Each one has its own page, and the short version is below.

  • Fescue, Bermuda and Zoysia Grass

    Tall fescue is the common cool-season lawn grass in Greensboro, and Bermuda and zoysia are the warm-season choices for full sun. The grass type sets the whole care calendar, so we identify it first: fescue is seeded and fed in early fall, while Bermuda and zoysia are fed from late spring into summer and go "dormant", brown in winter, until late spring. NC State Extension, Carolina Lawns covers which grasses suit a North Carolina yard.

    lawn grass types
  • Red Clay Soil Under the Lawn

    The heavy clay under most local lawns compacts and drains slowly, so water and roots have trouble getting down. That is why core aeration, "plugging" the lawn, matters here, why compacted soil is aerated before sod goes down, and why a soil test comes before lime or fertilizer.

    clay soil lawn
  • Sod or Seed for Bare Lawns

    Sod gives a finished lawn at once and is the better choice on a slope, where erosion is a worry, or when there is a deadline. Seed costs less than sod on very large, flat areas when there is no deadline, and it needs a season to fill in.

    sod vs seed

What Greensboro neighbors say about us

These are our Google reviews, in the reviewers' own words.

Ivan was so helpful! Would definitely recommend to anyone who needs services!
Hannah Gilliam Google review
I could not be happier with Cut & Grow LLC. They are professional and their work is first rate. I recommend that you give them a try, I think you will be glad you did.
Dennis Betts Google review
Enjoyed my experience with the the Cut&Grow work crew and management. A diligent and conscientious team that rejuvenated our recently purchased residential property. Overgrown weeds, neglected bushes, and an abundance of poison ivy was transformed into a tranquil environment. Professional, cooperative, and thorough.
Carey Stoneking Google review

Where we work

We serve Greensboro and the towns around it, out to about 16 miles from the city.

Each town below has its own page, and the service area page shows the whole footprint. A job just outside it is a question for the call, not a no.

We also take calls from Summerfield, Jamestown, McLeansville, Forest Oaks, Pleasant Garden, Oak Ridge, Sedalia and Stokesdale.

Close view of a crisp lawn edge beside a mulch bed

Ready for a lawn you do not have to think about?

Call for a free estimate. We will quote the whole job before we start, with no surprise charges after.

Open Monday to Saturday. Calls outside those hours go to voicemail and we return them the next working morning.

  • Free, no-obligation estimates
  • We show up when we say we will
  • We clean up when the work is done
Call (336) 569-1255