Weekly Mowing
Same morning every week. St. Augustine cut high in the Baytown heat, Bermuda kept tight — front, back, side, edged, blown clean.
starts at $45 · per visit
Baytown, TX · Solo operator since 2010
Sharp lines and reliable mows in Baytown.
Solo operator. Same morning every week, rain or Gulf shine. Mowing, edging, beds, and storm cleanup across the east side of the bay — Baytown, Mont Belvieu, Highlands, Channelview.
Free, no-pressure walk-through. We quote on-site so the number you get is the number you pay.
Solo operator since 2010 Based in Baytown, TX a one-man operation Insured · references on request
What we do
Lawn care thatactually shows
Pick one service or all of them. I do the boring foundational work right so your lawn keeps looking good between visits — even in August.
Edging & Trimming
Power-edged borders along walks, drives, and beds. String-trimmed around fences, A/C pads, and the live oaks.
starts at $30 · per visit
Leaf & Storm Cleanup
Pecan, live-oak, and water-oak leaves, plus whatever the last Gulf squall blew across the yard. Hauled off, not piled by the curb.
starts at $85 · per visit
Bed Maintenance
Hand-pulled weeds in beds along the foundation, perennials trimmed at the right time of year — not the calendar.
starts at $75 · per visit
Mulch Refresh
Hardwood, cedar, or pine bark — installed at the right depth so beds look fresh and weeds stay down through August.
starts at $120 · per visit
Hedge & Shrub Trimming
Ligustrum, holly, boxwood, and the oleander your neighbor lets get away from them. Shaped clean, hauled off.
starts at $65 · per visit
How it works
Three steps,no hassle
I try to make hiring me boring in the best way — predictable, quiet, easy to explain to your spouse.
Walk the property
I come out, listen to what you want, and look at what the lawn actually needs. No high-pressure quotes, no surprises — most Baytown walks take ten minutes.
Quote on the spot
Flat per-visit price the same day. That number is what shows up on the invoice — no add-ons, no fuel surcharges, no "next-week we noticed" line items.
Same morning, every week
Once we start, I show up the same morning every week. Quiet equipment, gate latched, walks blown clean. Storm weeks shift by a day — you’ll get a text.
Baytown-specific
Coastal grass plays bydifferent rules.
The bay sits about a mile from most of the houses I cut. That coastal humidity is why St. Augustine thrives here — and why brown patch, take-all root rot, and chinch bugs show up the moment a crew gets sloppy. Most of what looks like a "bad lawn" in Baytown is really just bad mow technique meeting Gulf air.
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Cut high, cut weekly.
St. Augustine wants 3.5 to 4 inches in summer. Bi-weekly cuts mean scalping, which means brown patch by July.
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Blow off — don't mulch — wet clippings.
Baytown mornings stay damp until 10am. Mulched clippings pack into thatch and feed fungus. I bag or blow when it's wet.
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Watch for chinch bugs in August.
Brown sun-shaped patches that won't green up after rain are usually chinch bugs, not drought. I'll flag it before it spreads.
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Storm-prep matters more than the mow.
Loose pecan limbs and palm fronds become missiles in a Gulf squall. I clear before I cut, especially June through October.
A typical front yard, east side of the bay
Almost every Baytown yard I cut has roughly this shape — house pulled forward, live oak shedding all year on the west side, crepe myrtle holding the corner, and a damp band of St. Augustine where the morning shade lifts last. That damp band is where brown patch starts. Cutting it right is most of the job.
The route
East side of the bay,one truck, eight towns.
I keep the route tight on purpose — Baytown out to Mont Belvieu and Highlands, then south across the channel into La Porte and Deer Park. No cross-Houston freeway runs. That’s why your yard gets the same morning every week and why the price stays where it is.
MonBaytown — north & central
TueMont Belvieu · Cove
WedHighlands · Crosby
ThuChannelview · Jacinto City
FriLa Porte · Deer Park
SatBeach City · catch-up
Storm weeks shift the schedule by a day or two. You’ll get a text — no guessing.
Gallery
Recent work, around the East Houston area.
Most of these are weekly customers around Baytown and Mont Belvieu. The lawn looks like this between visits — that’s the point.
In their words
What customers say
A few of the long-time Baytown and Mont Belvieu folks who put up with me showing up the same morning every week — rain, shine, or Gulf squall.
Affordable price and fast, friendly service. Alex showed up within the hour to give me a quote and had the yard done the same afternoon. Dependable, reasonable, and the lines are sharp.
Brittany H.
via Nextdoor
Hidden gem for the Baytown and Crosby areas. Same day every week, never had to chase him down, and he spotted a sprinkler head I had broken before I even knew about it.
Marcos D.
via Nextdoor
Hired Alex after Hurricane Beryl took down a third of our pecan tree. He cleared the branches, cut around the wreckage, and had the yard back to normal by Friday. Solid work for what he charged.
Karen P.
via Facebook
Want a quiet, on-time mow?
Call and I’ll walk the property within the week. Or send a quick message — whichever’s easier.
Get a quote
Tell us about the property.
Fill in what you can — the more I know up front, the more accurate the on-site quote.
- I usually reply same-day during the week.
- No marketing texts or emails — only what you asked about.
- Free walk-through and on-site quote, anywhere on the route.
Good to know
Frequently asked
- Yes, those are on my regular Tuesday and Wednesday routes. Channelview and Crosby fill up quicker — message me with the address and I will let you know what day works.
- Most folks go monthly, flat rate. I invoice on the 1st for the month ahead. Per-visit is fine too — Zelle, cash, or check at the door.
- I push to the next dry day, usually within 24 to 48 hours. After Beryl-style storms I will come clear branches and pecans before I mow so the deck does not catch anything. You will hear from me — I do not just disappear.
- Yes. Brown patch is the Baytown classic — fungus moving fast through wet humid grass. I raise the deck, mow weekly so each cut is light, blow off the clippings instead of mulching back into the patch, and recommend a fungicide window in early fall. It usually comes back in one season.
- Yes. Happy to send proof to your property manager or HOA before I start.
- I focus on maintenance — mowing, edging, beds, mulch, hedge work, leaf and storm cleanup. For sod replacement and bigger installs I will help you find a Baytown crew I trust and stay on the maintenance side after.