Up to 10,000 square feet of grass, which is most quarter-acre lots, pays the $49 minimum for weekly mowing. Bigger lawns cost more, priced on the square feet of grass we measure rather than the lot. Type your address for your figure before we ask for a name or number. Typical prices by lot size.

It depends on which services you want and how much grass you have. Each one is priced for your property and charged as the work is done. Typical prices, and how your number is worked out.

Only if the lawn is overgrown when we arrive, and only once. We quote that visit before we start, not after we finish.

Seven days from the day we give it to you. How we quote.

Check three things first: whether the price is per visit or per month, whether it includes trimming, edging and the blow-off, and, if they treat lawns, their Indiana applicator licence number. Cheap mowing is often mow-and-go with no trim work.

Only for holiday lighting: 10% of the quote, non-refundable, due within 24 hours of reserving your install date. Mowing and lawn treatment need no deposit.

Recurring service needs a payment method on file, charged when the work is done. A bank account keeps our costs, and so our prices, lower than a card, but a card works, and so does a check if you ask. Commercial accounts are invoiced on terms.

No contract for mowing. Give us one day's notice and we stop.

Within a week. It is quickest when your street is already on one of our route days.

We work to stay on schedule, and a rain day can push your visit back a day. We do not mow saturated ground, because on wet Wabash Valley soil a mower leaves ruts that last all season.

You can ask, and if it fits a route we already run, yes. A one-property trip on another day costs more, and your quote says so.

Yes. Give us one day's notice, by text or a call.

No. Mowing runs April through October. The average last spring frost here is April 15 and the average first fall frost is October 19. The Terre Haute lawn calendar.

Monday to Saturday, 7am to 7pm, closed Sunday. Every way to reach us.

Terre Haute, North Terre Haute, South Terre Haute, Seelyville and Riley in Vigo County, and Brazil in Clay County. We do not serve West Terre Haute. An address more than 10 miles from New Life Fellowship on Wabash Avenue is 20% more.

Yes. We are insured with Auto-Owners Insurance: $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate in general liability, a $1 million umbrella, $1 million in commercial auto, and workers' compensation for every employee. A certificate of insurance is available on request. Fertilizer and weed control in Indiana need a pesticide business licence from the Office of Indiana State Chemist. Ours is #278075, and our certified turf applicator is Zac Wallace, category 3B.

Search the company on the state's free Pesticide Business / Applicator Search. Category 3B is turf. If the business is not listed, it is not licensed to treat your lawn for hire. Business licences renew every December 31.

No. Indiana Code 15-16-5-71 says "A political subdivision does not have authority to regulate by ordinance the use or application of pesticides." The Office of Indiana State Chemist is the only regulator.

Call the Office of Indiana State Chemist on (765) 637-6678, free, and do it quickly: OISC says "evidence is often time sensitive." OISC does not handle compensation, so a claim for damage is a separate matter. Complaint form and guidance.

Eight inches (City Code Sec. 6-170). The same section also requires cutting at least four times between May 1 and October 31. Complaints go through the city's 311 line to Code Enforcement.

Tell us the deadline on the letter and we will tell you honestly whether we can make it. The notice gives ten days. After one notice in a year, the city can post a continuous abatement notice and mow without warning for the rest of that season, then bill the cost as a lien on the property (Sec. 6-171 and 6-172).

Yes, and it is the same eight inches. Vigo County's weed ordinance (Chapter 47) covers any unincorporated parcel not used for farming, and the county's cure window is short. It is enforced by Vigo County Building Inspections, (812) 462-3365.

Yes, with your regular trash: the city code counts grass and leaves as trash, and plastic bags are fine. Loose leaves raked to the tree row are picked up by the city's fall sweep. Seasonal cleanup.

By mid-to-late March. Purdue's research shows it "can be applied as early as March 1 and still be effective all season." The germination model Purdue uses reached its trigger here on April 18 in 2025 and April 1 in 2026, so a fixed April date can easily be late. Fertilization and weed control.

Fall. Purdue puts most of the year's nitrogen from late summer through autumn, when it builds roots and density without a growth surge. September is the most valuable month for a Terre Haute lawn.

Early September. Purdue calls it "the best time of year" for core aeration, with April second and summer ruled out. Seed as early in the late-summer window as you can. We aerate and overseed from August through October. Aeration and overseeding.

Turf-type tall fescue for most sunny lots here: Purdue recommends it for low-input, unirrigated lawns. For heavy traffic from kids and dogs, Kentucky bluegrass repairs itself better.

Usually not. Cool-season grass goes semi-dormant in summer heat and comes back when nights cool. Pull on a brown patch first: if the stems snap off at the soil with sawdust-like material on the ends, Purdue says that "is diagnostic for billbug larval feeding," not drought.

White grubs eating the roots. Cut a 3-inch-deep wedge of sod in a few spots and count: Purdue's threshold for damage is 5 to 10 grubs per square foot, and fewer than 5 "rarely require treatment."

When the grass stops growing, usually late October or early November. Do not drop the height for the last cuts; Purdue says so in capitals.

We try, because a crew that knows your gate, your dog and your sprinkler heads does better work. We will not promise it, because people take vacations.

Tell us within 48 hours of the visit, by a call or a text, and we come back within 24 hours to put it right.

Yes. We bill the owner, and access questions go to whoever you name.

Yes. Commercial grounds maintenance covers scope, insurance and single-invoice billing.

Installs run from late October into early December. The lights come down in the first week of January and we store them until next season. Holiday lighting.

Yes, this season: a home's driveway and sidewalks plowed, and salt, each priced for your drive; for a business, lots, drive lanes and walks on a 2-inch trigger. See snow plowing and de-icing.

Yes, on our Google Business Profile. We will not publish a rating or review count here until you can check it on the platform it came from.

Zac Wallace, Brayden Wallace and Reagan Harpole, who grew up in Terre Haute and still work on properties. About us.