Design mockup. The phone number, address and prices on this page are placeholders.
Northland Blade Co.Parkville(816) 555-0147

Priced by the lot, not by the guess.

Mowing, edging and blowing on a fixed weekly rate off your lot size. Forty years of doing this in the same towns, and the crew that turns up is the same crew every week.

Same crew weeklyPriced by lot sizeNo contractSkip a week, no charge
A riding mower parked on a freshly cut suburban front lawn, mowing stripes running across the grass, a ranch house and a maple tree behind
An equipment trailer at the curb of a residential street with mowers and a trimmer loaded in the back

By lot size

Per cut

Mow, trim, edge and blow off every visit. Weekly through the season, fortnightly if growth allows.

Under 5,000 sq ftMost in-town lots$40
5,000 to 10,000 sq ftStandard suburban$50
10,000 to 20,000 sq ftLarger lots$65
Half acre$85
One acre$130
Fortnightly rateAny size, add+$10
Leaf clearanceAutumn, per visitfrom $150
Bed edging and mulchPer yard laid$95
A wide back lawn cut in even alternating light and dark mowing stripes, a wooden fence and trees along the back

March to November

How the season runs

March

First cut

Usually the second or third week, depending on the ground. We call, we do not just turn up.

April to June

Weekly

Growth peaks. This is the stretch where skipping a week costs you more than it saves.

July to August

Weekly or fortnightly

If it goes dry we drop to fortnightly and bill accordingly rather than scalping it.

September to November

Weekly, then leaves

Final cut usually mid November, then leaf clearance as a separate visit.

A pile of raked autumn leaves at the curb in front of a suburban lawn with a tarp half loaded beside it

Where we cut

ParkvilleRiversidePlatte CityWeatherby LakeKansas City NorthSmithvilleFerrelviewHouston LakeTracy

Routes are built by street, so a neighbour joining usually gets the same day and sometimes a better rate for both.

A cut edge where turf meets a concrete drive, fresh clippings scattered across the concrete in low afternoon light