Lawn mowing · King County
Most lawns, per visit:
$55–$95 tax included
Mow, edge, trim and blow on every visit, for the price you were quoted. Get your price by text in about 5 minutes.
I text — I don’t call, and I measure from satellite — no estimator comes out.
Included every visit
Not included
I’m a mowing specialist, not a general yard maintenance service.
Aren’t part of a standard mow — ask me separately if you need them.
Weekly starts at $55 and every other week starts at $65, both up to 3,000 sq ft, then $5 for each additional 500. Tax included, out the door. Find your lawn size, read your price.
Lawn size (sq ft)
Up to 3,000
Price per visit
Weekly
$55tax included
Every other week
$65tax included
Don’t know your size? That’s what the satellite measure is for.
Lawn sizeWeeklyBi-weekly
All prices include Washington sales tax. What you see is what you pay.
Seattle is in King County - including 98103, 98105, 98107, 98115, 98117, 98118.
Also serving nearby:
Seattle has its own USDA soil survey, and Urban land complexes cover about 64 percent of the city, most of it graded, filled or built on. Add mature street trees and close-set houses and you get the two conditions WSU names for moss: poor drainage and shade. Where original soil survives, dense material sits around 35 inches with water perching at 26. Small city lots also mean most Seattle mowing lands in the lowest price band.
Whatever the ground is doing, the cut is the same: 2 to 3 inches, and never more than a third of the blade at once. That is WSU guidance, not a house rule, and it is why I would rather move your day than cut a soaked lawn short.
Sources: WSU Extension King County, Tip Sheet 11: Lawns · USDA Web Soil Survey, survey area WA775 City of Seattle
Don’t take my word for it — look up your own address on the
USDA Web Soil Survey.
Send your address anyway — I’ll tell you straight.
Yes. Seattle sits in King County, and I run mowing routes through 98103, 98105, 98107, 98115, 98117, 98118, 98122, 98125, 98126 and 98136. I also work Shoreline, Tukwila, Bellevue and Burien. Send the address and I will tell you straight rather than guess.
By lawn size, per visit. Weekly starts at $55 and every other week starts at $65, both up to 3,000 sq ft, then $5 for each additional 500 sq ft. Every price includes Washington sales tax.
Because there is two weeks of growth to cut. The visit takes longer and produces more clippings, so it prices higher per visit even though you get fewer visits.
Mow, edge, trim around obstacles, and blow the clippings off walkways, driveways and patios. Front, back and side yards. No add-on fee for any of that.
Bed weeding, hedge and shrub trimming, leaf cleanup and general landscaping are not part of a standard mow. Ask about them separately and I will tell you if I can do it.
No. Start, pause for the winter, or stop whenever you want. No contract, no auto-renew, no cancellation fee.
No. Send the address and I measure it from satellite — that is what the price is based on.
A soaked lawn tears rather than cuts, and the mower ruts it. If your day is too wet I text you and move it, usually within the same week.
Yes, separately from mowing. Core aeration is priced by lawn size starting at $120.
About five minutes for a firm number anywhere in Seattle. No contract, no deposit, nothing to pay today.
Text me my priceTexting only — I don’t take calls, and I don’t send an estimator. Text me at 206-512-5614.