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Walk it before anything gets cut
Long grass hides hoses, stakes, rocks and sprinkler heads. Five minutes walking the yard saves a broken blade and a broken head.
What we do · Lawns
A Half Day or Full Day crew that brings a yard that got away from you back into shape.
From $340 · Half Day, one-person crew
Why call us
A flat price before we start, a crew and equipment included, and everything we cut hauled away. Send a photo and we'll come back with a number.
Where the price starts
From $340
Half Day, one-person crew

What we know
Useful whether or not you ever call us.
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Long grass hides hoses, stakes, rocks and sprinkler heads. Five minutes walking the yard saves a broken blade and a broken head.
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Cut it at the highest deck setting first, then lower it a few days later. Scalping a knee-high lawn in one pass leaves it brown and patchy.
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Leaves of three, and old vines look like hairy rope on a tree trunk. The oil stays on gloves and tools, so wash both.
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Both are everywhere in Middle Tennessee fence lines. Cutting them to the ground slows them down, but they resprout from the root, so expect to cut them again.
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Clippings and leaves blown into the gutter end up in the storm drain and the creek. Bag it, pile it on the lawn, or have it hauled.
Questions
We price it as a Half Day or a Full Day, and both prices are published on the page. Debris and disposal are their own line, never buried in the labour.
Yes. Everything we cut goes on the trailer and leaves with us.
Yes. A photo of the yard usually tells us enough to say whether it's a Half Day or a Full Day, and we'll text back with a number.
A Half Day is about four hours on site and a Full Day is about eight. Most overgrown yards fit in one or the other.
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Where we do it
Related work
Next step
A picture tells us more than a form does. Text one over and we'll come back with a price — the message already says what it's about.
Or call
(615) 410-9103