Fixed-price yard work, from Port Allen.

Every job has a price and a size limit on the page. Pay once, or pay monthly and cancel any time.

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We're a new crew. No reviews to point to yet. What we can show you: the price, the size limit, what's in the job and what isn't.

What that means

We'd rather say it than have you wonder. Instead of reviews you get specifics: caps in square feet, a written list of what we won't do, the rain rule, and a plan you can leave whenever you want. The photos on this site are marked illustrative until we have our own.

A back-yard planting bed with shrubs, liriope and a flagstone stepping path. — NovemberIllustrative photo, not our job.

The year, pick a monthHurricane season: Jun 1 to Nov 30

What the yard typically does in Baton Rouge. Your lawn may run a week or two early or late.

Yard cleanup M$299
Mulch refresh$499

How big is your yard?

Pick the closest. We go by the area we'd actually work in. Roof and driveway don't count.

Yard sizeUp to 6,000 sq ft.About ⅛ acre. A small town lot.6,000 to 10,000 sq ft.About ¼ acre.10,000 to 15,000 sq ft.A big suburban lot.15,000 to 20,000 sq ft.About ½ acre.More than 20,000 sq ft.Over half an acre.No idea.We'll help you work it out.

Pick a size above and the matching job and plan show up here.

Here's what fits

Cleanup S ($199) for a one-time visit, or Every-other-week mow ($199/mo).

Start this plan, $199/mo

The one-time price covers a single visit. The monthly price is for the plan.

Here's what fits

Cleanup M ($299) for a one-time visit, or Weekly mow ($299/mo).

Start this plan, $299/mo

The one-time price covers a single visit. The monthly price is for the plan.

Here's what fits

Cleanup L ($499), or Weekly mow, big lot ($399/mo).

Start this plan, $399/mo

The one-time price covers a single visit. The monthly price is for the plan.

Here's what fits

Same as above: Cleanup L and Weekly mow, big lot. Right at our limit, so measure first.

Start this plan, $399/mo Measure my yard

The one-time price covers a single visit. The monthly price is for the plan.

Here's what fits

Over our caps. We'd write you a quote.

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Here's what fits

Open the yard estimator, which turns length and width into square feet.

Measure my yard

Six tickets, all with the size limit printed on them

Pay once
Yard cleanup M
Yards up to 10,000 sq ft, about ¼ acre.
Included
Leaf and debris cleanup, hard surfaces blown, 2 loads hauled.
Not included
Limb cutting with a saw, shrub pruning, any treatment. Loads past the count are a quote.
Ready in: 3 to 7 days
$299
Pay once
Mulch refresh
About 320 sq ft of bed at 3 inches deep.
Included
Up to 3 cubic yards spread, weeds pulled, edges cut.
Not included
New plants, new beds, chemicals, bed borders.
Ready in: 5 to 10 days
$499
Pay once
Shrub trim
Each under 6 ft.
Included
Hand-trim up to 10 shrubs or hedges, clippings hauled.
Not included
Shrubs over 6 ft, more than 10, chemicals.
Ready in: 3 to 7 days
$199
Pay once
Sod patch
Up to 400 sq ft.
Included
Dead patch removed, new St. Augustine or centipede delivered and laid.
Not included
Chemical or pest treatment, irrigation. No warranty on survival.
Ready in: 7 to 14 days
$599
Every month
Weekly mow
Lawns up to 10,000 sq ft, about ¼ acre.
$299/moStart this plan, $299/mo
- No visit
- Leaf cleanup
- Every other week
- Weekly
Every month
Every-other-week mow
Lawns up to 10,000 sq ft, about ¼ acre.
$199/moStart this plan, $199/mo
- One cleanup, date varies
- Every other week

All twelve one-time jobs and four plans are on the prices page.

What $299 a month buys, month by month

This is Weekly mow. You pay $299 every month, winter included, and here's what each month actually has in it. Tap a month for the details.

No visit
Leaf cleanup
Every other week
Weekly

JanNo visit this month.Paid $299
The lawn is dormant, so nothing's being cut. This is the month the 12-payment math shows most.
FebOne leaf cleanup.Paid $299
Leaves and sticks off the lawn and beds, hard surfaces blown. Live oaks are shedding about now.
MarMowing, every other week.Paid $299
Biweekly because growth is just waking up. Mow, edge, trim, blow.
AprMowing, every week.Paid $299
Weekly from here to October. Mow, edge, trim, blow.
MayMowing, every week.Paid $299
Peak growth. Weekly keeps up with it.
JunMowing, every week.Paid $299
Rain pushes a visit to the next dry day. You aren't charged more or less.
JulMowing, every week.Paid $299
Same.
AugMowing, every week.Paid $299
Same.
SepMowing, every week.Paid $299
Same.
OctMowing, every week.Paid $299
Last weekly month.
NovMowing, every other week.Paid $299
Growth slows, so we drop back to biweekly.
DecOne leaf cleanup.Paid $299
Leaves come down. We clear them. No mowing.

12 payments of $299 = $3,588 for the year.

About 34 visits: mowing March through November, plus the December and February leaf cleanups.

January has no visit. Two winter months have one cleanup each. You pay the same $299 in all twelve, and that's how we spread the cost of the year.

Billed monthly until you cancel. We spread the cost of the year across 12 equal payments.

Mowing visits run March through November. December through February is leaf-cleanup visits only. You pay the same each month.

Read the plan terms Compare all four plans

No crape murder.

Topping a crape myrtle means sawing it back to thick stubs every winter. It looks tidy for a week, then comes back as a thicket of weak, whippy sprouts. It's a common thing done to crape myrtles in Louisiana, and it's the wrong thing.

We thin. We take out crossing branches, suckers at the base and weak growth, and we leave the shape the tree already has. Light thinning of small crape myrtles only: up to four, each under 12 feet.

Crape myrtle shape-up. $299. Up to 4 small crape myrtles under 12 ft. Ready in 5 to 10 days.

Why late winter? See the seasons calendar

Bare, pruned crape myrtles along a driveway in winter, with a pale dormant lawn. — Illustrative photo, not our job.

What we won't do

A short list, so nobody finds out the hard way.

No chemicals.No weed and feed, no fungicide, no insecticide, no chinch-bug treatment, no fertilizer of any kind.
No trees over 12 feet.Anything taller, and anything that needs a saw above your head, isn't us.
No drainage, irrigation or hardscape.Not yet. If you need it, we'll say so rather than guess.
No big storm damage.Light debris, yes, up to the loads on a cleanup. Downed trees and big piles go to a quote, and we may say no.
No jobs with a loose dog or a locked gate we can't open.We'll skip the visit and tell you why.

Anything else? Read the FAQ

If it rains

We move the visit to the next dry day and text you the new one. The price doesn't change. A soaked lawn gets ruts from the mower, so we'd rather wait than do a bad job.

Rain and reschedule, in full