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8 Tips to Consider When Hiring a Lawn Care Company

  Editor's Note:  Hello there! If you're reading this, I appreciate you clicking through and spending time on my blog. I am always on the lookout for great tips to improve my lawn and I wanted to share this post from Naturalawn. They have really helped me on my personal quest to make improvements. 8 Tips for Hiring a Lawn Care Company Hiring a lawn care professional can be an intimidating task. Not only will the company be responsible for the health of your lawn but they may also be around your house while you’re away. Keeping your family safe is important. Here are some tips on how to find a reputable lawn care professional in your area: Ask for recommendations from your neighbors—chances are good they’ll be a quality company. Research what companies service your area through a Google or Facebook search. Be sure to check out review sites like Angie’s List, Yelp, and Porch.com to read peer reviews on those companies, too. Make sure the lawn care company is licensed and insure...

How Much Does Professional Lawncare Cost?

A rite of passage in certain parts of the country was when your mom or dad gave you the assignment of mowing the lawn all by yourself, without any supervision. What was probably an exciting vote of confidence by busy parents soon becomes a chore later in life. When you grow up and get your own lawn to mow, you might have lost the excitement you felt in those sticky adolescent summers.  You’re busy, you probably have a family of your own, and the grass isn’t going to cut itself. It’s time to call in a professional. After you decide that you might want somebody else to do this chore for a change, you probably want to know how much you should expect to spend on it. Let’s break it down. How much should I pay for lawn care? The cost of a lawn service depends on several factors, including time, climate, and the size of the lawn. While a small lawn may not require extensive care, a bigger or more complex lawn requires more time. A lawn in warmer temperatures often needs more frequent mow...