Domestic Services
Lawn Mowing on a Regular Round
Striped lawns cut to a season-appropriate height, with edges finished by hand and clippings taken away every visit.
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Lawn Mowing
Lawn mowing as part of a weekly or fortnightly round in Malvern and Worcester, kept to one consistent standard.
What's Included
- • Cutting height set to the season, not a single fixed setting
- • Careful mowing around borders, specimen trees, and features
- • Edges finished by hand where the lawn meets beds and paths
- • Clippings collected and removed, not left to mat the sward
- • Strimming of awkward corners and around obstacles
Ideal For
How It Works
We walk the lawn
We look at size, access, growth rate and the finish you want before agreeing a visit day and frequency.
Cut and finish
The lawn is mowed with professional machinery, edges are finished by hand, and clippings are removed.
Held on the round
Your slot recurs weekly or fortnightly, with the height adjusted as the season moves on.
Service Areas
We provide lawn mowing services across Worcestershire and Herefordshire, including Worcester, Malvern, Hereford, Ledbury, and nearby towns.
Need lawn mowing?
Request a free, no-obligation quote and we will recommend the right service plan for your garden.
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FAQs
Should my lawn be mowed weekly or fortnightly?
Weekly keeps larger lawns and striped finishes consistently sharp through spring and summer. Fortnightly suits most gardens across the growing season, easing back through autumn and winter.
Do you mow on a regular round in Malvern and Worcester?
Yes. Malvern, Worcester and the surrounding villages are the core of our weekly and fortnightly rounds, with a set weekday visit day for each client.
Can you take on a lawn that has got away?
Yes. An overgrown lawn is brought back over one or more visits rather than scalped in one pass, then held on a regular round afterwards.
What happens to the clippings?
They are collected and taken away as part of the visit, so nothing is left to mat the sward or bagged up for you to deal with.