Three owners who started with a push mower
Royal Acres Services is owned by Zac Wallace, Brayden Wallace and Reagan Harpole, who started mowing in Terre Haute at 10 and 11 and still work on properties.
Royal Acres Services is owned by Zac Wallace, Brayden Wallace and Reagan Harpole. All three grew up in Terre Haute, all three started mowing as kids, and all three still work on properties.
How it started
- Zac and Brayden, mowing their church
- 10years old
- Reagan, running his own mowing company
- 11years old
- Still on the mower in season
- 3owners
Zac and Brayden Wallace began at 10, mowing New Life Fellowship, their church. Reagan Harpole had started his own mowing company at 11 before he joined them. That was 2018. Royal Acres Services LLC was formed on July 17, 2024.
They still mow the church, every week in season, at no charge, as they have for eight years. It was the first property they committed to, and it is still on the route.
Today the company runs five crews, and is still growing.
What you can check
Not adjectives: things you can hold us to
- The price is on the page. Every service with a published price shows it, with the variables that move it named. See how we quote.
- The quote is kept. The rate book is versioned, so a quote from March can be pulled up and explained in July. The only negative public review this company has is about a price changing without notice, and this is the fix.
- At least a week's notice before any price goes up.
- We come back. Tell us within 48 hours of a visit that something was missed, and we are back within 24 hours to put it right.
Where we work
Terre Haute and the towns around it: Terre Haute, North Terre Haute, South Terre Haute, Seelyville and Riley, and Brazil in Clay County. We do not serve West Terre Haute. We only claim places we reach on a route day.
How to reach us
Hours: Monday to Saturday, 7am to 7pm, closed Sunday.
Address: 1701 Royal Acres Court, Terre Haute, IN 47803.
The number, the email and a form to write to us are all on the contact page.
We hire every spring, and again in October for holiday lighting. See careers.
