On-Schedule Mowing Services
On-Schedule Mowing Services
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NB Mowing offers fixed rate prices on a regular schedule
Regular Mowing Services [RMS] consist of Edge Trimming, Lawn Mowing and Blowing down hard surfaces to tidy up. We aim to provide consistent and reliable service to Gordon, Killara and Lindfield
NB Mowing assumes a green bin is available to dispose of the clippings collected while mowing
Mulching, while providing excellent fertiliser to the lawn, should only be done if mowing very regularly(Once a week/twice a week) or if only cutting less than 5mm from the lawn and little debris resides on it. Excessive Mulch debris can impact the health of the lawn, ideally you should not see any grass on the top of the lawn if mulched
Our schedule
We offer a reliable and consistent service on a fixed basis of every 2 weeks from October to April and every 4 weeks from May to September and offer a discount for on-schedule visits
We shut down in July while there's no grass growth to refresh and reset, not only does this give the team time to recuperate but also adjust our schedule to function efficiently in the high grow period so we can make sure your lawn isn't unattended to when it needs it most
How often should I cut my lawn?
There's no set frequency to how often you should cut your lawn. Really, as often as it needs it, Ideally, no more than than 1/3 of its height
Our schedule aims to maintain reasonable height throughout the year so you don't have to worry about the lawn
How do I maintain a thick and healthy lawn?
There are a number of things you can do to encourage a thick and healthy lawn, Regular Mowing in different directions, fertilisation, top dressing, weed control, clearing debris from sitting, sharp blades on your mower and not cutting too low
Do I have to cut my lawn so often?
Different growing conditions and varieties of grass will dictate how often you should cut your lawn if you want it to look great. If you don't care so much, you can leave it for longer but be prepared for it to take longer and not look as nice
How do I stop weeds growing in my lawn?
Weed control is quite simple, if you're okay with using selective herbicides, applications directly on the undesired weeds will prove effective in control of most. Many businesses offer lawn treatment plans for fertilisation and weed control. If you don't like using chemical, you've got two options; Pull them by hand or suppress them by encouraging a thick lawn to smother everything else
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