WALLACE GROUNDWORKPart of Wallace Co Services, LLC
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Acreage mowing · Williamson County & Nashville

Two to four cuts a year, priced by the acre.

Fields, pasture, back acreage and the rough ground a lawn mower has no business on. Tell us how much land and how long it's been, and we'll give you a number per cut.

What it costs

Priced per cut. It gets cheaper per acre as the field gets bigger.

Most of the cost of a small field is getting there and getting the machine off the trailer. Spread that over twenty acres instead of five and the per-acre number comes down — so that's how we price it.

2 to 5 acres$275per cut
2 a year$5503 a year$8254 a year$1,100
5 to 10 acres$450per cut
2 a year$9003 a year$1,3504 a year$1,800
10 to 20 acres$800per cut
2 a year$1,6003 a year$2,4004 a year$3,200
20 acres and upQuotedper cut
2 a yearQuoted3 a yearQuoted4 a yearQuoted

A first cut of the season on ground that hasn’t been touched in a year takes longer than a maintenance cut, and we’ll say so before we start rather than after. Steep ground, wet ground, heavy cedar or anything we have to work around gets quoted on the property.

What it's for

Keeping land from getting away from you.

  • Pasture and hay ground that just needs knocking down
  • The back acreage behind a house that's grown up over a season
  • Land you're holding, kept from going to scrub and cedar
  • Easements, fence lines and the rough edges a mower won't touch

How the schedule works

Twice a year holds most ground. Four times keeps it looking kept.

Two cuts — usually late spring and late summer — stops a field turning into scrub. Three or four keeps it looking like somebody owns it. Which one you want depends on whether anybody sees it.

We’re booking acreage for the coming season now. First cuts go out in spring, once the ground is dry enough to carry a machine without tearing it up.

Straight about it

Cutting only. We're not clearing land.

This is mowing — rough-cutting standing grass, weeds and light brush. It isn’t grading, it isn’t taking out trees, and it isn’t clearing ground for anything to be built on. Those are different machines and, past a certain size, a different licence.

If what you actually need is land cleared, say so and we’ll point you at somebody set up for it rather than taking the job and working it out later.

Next step

How many acres, and when was it last cut?

That's most of what we need. Text it over with the address and we'll come back with a number per cut.

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