Services
Focused lawn care, clearly explained
Four services cover almost everything a Laurel yard needs through the season. Here's what each one includes, how you get a price, and which jobs Paul will point you elsewhere for.
The services
What Paul handles, visit to visit
Every service below is work Paul does himself — quoted by him, scheduled by him, done by him.
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Weekly & biweekly lawn mowing
A consistent cut on a consistent schedule. Your yard gets a spot on Paul's route, so mowing happens on rhythm — not whenever a crew can squeeze you in. One-time cuts are available when the schedule allows.
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Weedeating & string trimming
The detail work that makes a mow look finished: fence lines, mailbox posts, sidewalk and driveway edges, and around trees and beds — every spot the mower can't reach.
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Light bush & brush trimming
Bushes, shrubs, and low branches Paul can reach from the ground, trimmed back before they crowd the yard. Anything that calls for climbing or a bucket truck is tree-crew territory — and he'll tell you that before quoting a dime.
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Yard cleanup
Leaves, grass, light overgrowth, and scruffy edges cleared up — as a one-time reset for a yard that got away from you, or added onto regular visits.
Clear scope
What's in, what's out
Nothing sours a job like a company taking on work it shouldn't. Here's the honest line — and if your project lands on the right-hand side, Paul will say so up front so you can hire the right outfit.
Yes, we handle
- Lawn mowing
- Weedeating & string trimming
- Fence & sidewalk edges
- Light bush & brush
- Yard cleanup
- Weekly & biweekly routes
Not the right fit for
- Full tree trimming
- Tree & stump removal
- Junk removal & hauling
- Landscaping installs
- Rock & gravel work
- Excavation & hardscaping
Pricing
How pricing works
There's no price chart, because there's no such thing as an average yard. Size, edges, gates, and how far things have grown all change the work — so Paul prices each yard after he's actually seen it, in person or by photo.
You get one number, from the person doing the work. If the lawn's gotten away from you and the first cut runs heavier than the regular rate, he says that up front — not after.
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Text photos, get a number
A few shots of the lawn and edges are usually enough for a solid estimate.
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Priced by the owner
The guy quoting your yard is the guy mowing it, so the number means something.
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Start this week
In season, new yards can often get their first visit within the week.
Where
On the route around Laurel
All of the above runs on a local route through Laurel, MT and the surrounding areas. Text your address to see whether your yard fits on it.
- Laurel, MT
- Laurel neighborhoods
- Surrounding areas
Get started
Tell Paul about your yard
Call or text a few photos and your address — you'll get a straight answer on price and whether the route fits.