Lawn Mowing in Hillcrest

There's no fixed cut-off, but generally if the grass is well above what a standard mower can handle in one pass, slashing first makes more sense than trying to mow it straight away.

If you're not sure which category your lawn falls into, a couple of photos are usually enough for us to tell before booking anything in. There's no harm in asking either way, and we'd rather check than guess.

Whipper snipping around edges, beds and fence lines is part of a normal mowing visit rather than a separate add-on.

This applies across the board, whether it's a small suburban lawn or a larger Hillcrest property with more edges and garden beds to work around. The aim is a consistent, tidy finish every time, not just on the easier sections.

Yes, once it's been slashed down to a manageable height, it can go straight onto regular mowing visits from there.

Most lawns settle into a normal routine within one or two visits once the initial slashing is done. From there it's just a matter of keeping up the schedule so it doesn't build up again to the point of needing another slash.