Less lawn, better kept
Many Las Vegas yards have far less grass than they used to, and what’s left gets used: a backyard for kids and dogs, or a small front lawn. Those areas deserve regular, careful mowing.
Lawn care is usually part of a residential maintenance plan, but it can be scoped on its own.
A good fit if
- You have a front or back lawn in regular use
- Your yard has a lawn the kids or pets use
- You want mowing on a schedule instead of on demand
Scope
What lawn care covers
What’s included
- Mowing at a height suited to the grass and season
- Edging along walks, drives, and bed borders
- String trimming around obstacles and fence lines
- Clippings blown off hard surfaces
- A check of sprinkler heads for damage and overspray
Not included
- Fertilizer, weed control, or pesticide application
- Aeration, dethatching, or overseeding
Your written estimate confirms the final scope. Anything outside it is quoted first and done only with your approval.
Local conditions
Lawn care under Las Vegas watering rules
The Las Vegas Valley Water District assigns watering days by season: any day but Sunday in summer, three assigned days a week in spring and fall, and one assigned day in winter. Landscape watering between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. isn’t allowed from May 1 through August 31, and watering outside your assigned days counts as water waste.
Mowing height goes up in the heat to reduce stress on the grass, and we report broken heads or overspray onto pavement, which wastes water and can draw a water-waste fee.
Source: LVVWD mandatory watering schedule, checked September 2026. If your water comes from another provider, such as the City of Henderson or City of North Las Vegas, check its schedule.
How it works
Getting lawn care started
- Request Tell us roughly how much lawn there is. A photo helps.
- Look at the lawn We check the grass, edges, and sprinkler coverage.
- Set the schedule Mowing frequency is agreed for the growing season and winter.
- Regular mowing Clean edges and clear hard surfaces after every visit.
Do you edge and trim too?
Yes. Edging along walks, drives, and bed borders, plus string trimming around obstacles and fence lines, is part of every lawn visit.
How short do you cut?
It depends on the grass type and season. Cutting too short in summer stresses grass, so heights usually go up in the heat.
Is lawn care available without a full plan?
It can be scoped on its own. Most clients find it simpler to include it in a plan with bed and shrub care.
