How lawn service works in Winter Garden
Five steps, and nothing extra is cut back, applied or dug until you’ve approved it.
Five steps
From the first call to the first yard card
Most companies tell you the yard is done. We show you the numbers that decided what was done to it.
Someone walks the property first
Grass type, shade, slope, bed footage, the sprinkler controller and the access. All of it changes the price, and none of it can be worked out from a description on the phone.
Free, and nothing is applied on the walkthrough.We find the number that’s wrong
Usually it’s the cut height, and usually nobody has ever asked what kind of grass it is. Sometimes it’s a soil pH that makes feeding pointless, or a zone that has watered the driveway for two years.
Soil test pulled, every sprinkler zone run and watched.Anything beyond the visit is estimated
Itemized, with the photo or the reading that made us recommend it. Approve all of it, some of it, or none of it.
Sent by email. Reply with a line number to decline that item.You approve, then the crew comes
The same crew, on the same day each week. Nothing is applied, cut back or dug before you reply.
Cut height set to your grass and written on every card.The yard card reaches your phone before we leave
Grass type, height, blade condition, which zones ran, what was applied by name, and anything we deliberately didn’t do, with the reason.
Guarantees are written on your work order before you approve it.
Step five, on your phone
This is what you get after every visit.
The yard card lands before the truck leaves your street, while you can still walk out and look at what it describes.
More about the yard card
- Grass
- St. Augustine, FloratamSunny front, shady side yard
- Cut at
- 3.75 inRight range for this grass: 3.5–4.0 in
- Blade
- SharpChecked on site before the first pass
- Sprinklers
- 6 of 6 zones ranZone 4 head throwing on the driveway, reset next visit
- Clippings
- Returned to the lawnMulched, not bagged
- Not done
- No fertilizer this visitOrange County restricts nitrogen June 1 – September 30. Feeding resumes in October.
Start with the free walkthrough.
Tell us about the yard in the chat or call the office. We’ll set a time to walk it with you.