Weekly lawn mowing in King of Prussia typically costs $35-$75 per visit depending on lot size. A quarter-acre property averages $40-$50 per cut, while half-acre lots run $55-$75. Full-service lawn care programs including fertilization, aeration, and weed control range from $150-$350 per month. Contact us for a free quote based on your specific property.

During the peak growing season (April through October), most King of Prussia lawns need weekly mowing. In spring and fall when grass grows fastest, you may need cuts every 5-6 days. During hot, dry summer periods, bi-weekly mowing is often sufficient. We adjust our schedule based on growth conditions to keep your lawn at the ideal 3-3.5 inch height.

The best time for core aeration in King of Prussia is mid-September through late October. Cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass and fescue are entering their peak growth period, and aeration allows seed, water, and nutrients to reach the root zone before winter. Spring aeration (April-May) is a secondary option but less effective for our region.

Yes, we offer organic and hybrid lawn care programs. Organic options use natural fertilizers, compost topdressing, and biological pest controls. These programs build long-term soil health and are safe for children, pets, and the environment. We can customize a program based on your preferences and lawn condition.

Our standard lawn care service includes mowing, edging along driveways and walkways, string trimming around obstacles, and blowing clippings off hard surfaces. We can add fertilization, weed control, aeration, overseeding, and grub prevention as part of a complete lawn care program tailored to your needs.

Brown patches in summer are usually caused by drought stress, grub damage, or fungal disease. King of Prussia's clay soil retains moisture but can also become compite, preventing water from reaching roots. We diagnose the specific cause and recommend solutions - whether that's adjusted watering, grub treatment, fungicide application, or core aeration to improve soil conditions.