Biweekly Mowing

Our Biweekly Lawn Service consists of Mowing, Edging, Trimming and Blowing clippings off hard surfaces every two weeks. 

In Ohio, biweekly mowing can be a good option depending on the season, grass type, and weather conditions. Here are the key benefits:

1. Cost Savings

• Reduces the number of mowing visits compared to weekly service, making lawn care more affordable.

2. Adaptability to Ohio’s Climate

• In early spring and late fall, when grass grows more slowly, biweekly mowing prevents unnecessary cuts.

• Helps maintain a healthy lawn without stressing the grass during dry summer months.

3. Healthier Grass Growth

• Allows grass to grow longer, encouraging deeper root systems, which improve drought resistance.

• Reduces the risk of scalping, which can weaken the grass and invite weeds.

4. Environmental Benefits

• Less frequent mowing reduces carbon emissions and fuel consumption.

• Taller grass retains moisture better, reducing the need for extra watering during dry periods.

5. Suitable for Certain Grass Types

• Works well for slower-growing cool-season grasses like fine fescue and Kentucky bluegrass, which are common in Ohio.

• In shaded areas where grass grows slower, biweekly mowing helps maintain a balanced look.

6. Less Lawn Stress During Summer

• During Ohio’s hot and dry summer months, mowing too often can put stress on the grass.

• Biweekly mowing helps prevent excessive moisture loss and keeps grass healthier.

Potential Downsides to Consider

• During peak growing months (late spring and early summer), grass may grow too long between cuts, making mowing more difficult.

• Might not be ideal for fast-growing lawns or high-maintenance landscapes.