Small maintained yard
$45–$60
Usually up to about 1/4 acre with normal access.
- Mow accessible turf
- String trim around obstacles
- Edge accessible hard surfaces
- Blow clippings from paved areas
Knoxville mowing, trimming, and cleanup
Lawn Care
Reliable recurring and one-time service for homeowners, landlords, vacant properties, and listing preparation.
Clear price ranges • Direct contact with Jeremy • No-pressure estimates
Typical per-visit pricing
Know the likely range before booking.
Knoxville mowing commonly falls near these ranges. Weekly maintained lawns are usually priced lower than biweekly or overgrown properties.
Medium maintained yard
$60–$85
Usually about 1/4 to 1/2 acre.
- Standard weekly route pricing
- Biweekly may cost $10–$25 more
- Bagging quoted separately
- Gates and hills reviewed
Large maintained yard
$85–$135
Usually about 1/2 to 1 acre.
- Price depends on mowable area
- Steep slopes may be excluded
- Heavy obstacles increase time
- Route work receives priority
Overgrown first cut
$95–$250+
Tall, wet, thick, neglected, or debris-filled lawns.
- Condition reviewed before arrival
- May require multiple passes
- Debris and hidden hazards extra
- Recurring price begins after reset
Seasonal and cleanup work
- Leaf cleanup: $175–$550+
- Light brush and curb-appeal cleanup: $150–$450+
- Listing-ready mow and blow: $75–$175
- Vacant-property route pricing: custom monthly quote
Price-changing conditions
- Steep Tennessee hills or unsafe slopes
- Narrow gates and difficult backyard access
- Pet waste, toys, limbs, rocks, or hidden debris
- Wet or excessively tall grass
- Bagging, hauling, or disposal requests
What is included
A complete basic cut—not just mower tracks.
Standard service includes mowing accessible turf, trimming around normal obstacles, edging accessible paved borders when appropriate, and blowing clippings from sidewalks and driveways.
Curb2Close may decline unsafe slopes, inaccessible areas, or properties with hidden hazards. Mowing is weather-dependent.
Get lawn pricing
Send the address and wide photos of the front, back, gates, and hills.
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Lawn service FAQ
Do you offer weekly and biweekly service?
Yes, when route availability allows. Weekly service is generally the best value during fast-growing months.
Is the first cut more expensive?
It can be. Tall or neglected grass takes more time, fuel, trimming, and repeated passes. The recurring price begins after the lawn is brought back under control.
Do you haul grass clippings?
Normal mulched clippings remain on the lawn. Bagging and hauling are separate services because they add labor and disposal volume.
What happens when it rains?
Work moves to the next safe, practical opening. Wet lawns may be delayed to avoid rutting and poor cut quality.
Free estimate
Ready to put the lawn on a dependable schedule?
Send the address, service details, and current condition. Jeremy will review it and contact you with the next step.