Mow, weed-eat, edge and blow, on a schedule you choose. Plus one-time cleanups when the yard has got away from you.
The same four steps every time, so the yard looks the same every time.
How often we cut, which day, and how long the agreement runs are all set with you up front and written down. Weekly through the growing season is common; some yards only need every other week.
The grass grows fastest from spring through summer around Mobile, and slows down in fall and winter. Your schedule can change with it.
Superior Scapes is owner-operated, so the company that cuts your lawn is the same one you call with a question.
Moving in, getting a house ready to sell, or catching up after a storm or a long summer. We cut it back, clean out the beds, edge everything and haul off the debris.
A cleanup is often the first job before fresh pine straw or new sod.
Superior Scapes is based in west Mobile and does lawn mowing across Mobile County and Baldwin County, including Mobile, West Mobile, Grand Bay and Daphne. See every town we cover.
Never cut off more than a third of the grass blade at once. Cutting more stresses the lawn and lets weeds in. It’s one reason a steady schedule keeps a lawn healthier than an occasional hard cut.
Weekly during the spring and summer growing season suits most Gulf Coast lawns. Some yards only need every other week, and growth slows down in fall and winter. We set the schedule with you.
The schedule, number of cuts and length of the agreement are decided with you and written down, so both sides know what to expect.
Not right now. Our lawn care is mowing, weed-eating, edging, blowing and cleanups. Weeds in beds are pulled by hand.
Lawn care is the routine upkeep. Landscaping changes the yard, such as new sod, drains, beds or pavers. We do both.
