From $105 Lawn Mowing
Weekly or biweekly cut, edge and blow. Priced per visit from your lawn area.
Three-quarter-acre lawns under mature canopy, priced from turf rather than deed acreage.
Mowing from $105 per visit on a typical 0.75-acre Salisbury lot
Salisbury is one of Midlothian's established communities, built around a golf course with lots that are large by Chesterfield standards and canopy that has had decades to fill in. That combination produces the single most common pricing surprise on this site: a three-quarter-acre deed that mows like half an acre, because a third of the property is under trees where grass gave up years ago.
This is exactly the case the estimator is built for. It reads the parcel, subtracts the house and hardscape, and prices the turf that a crew actually has to cut, which on a mature Salisbury lot is often far less than the acreage implies.
Around three-quarters of an acre on paper, often considerably less in actual turf. Mature hardwoods, established beds, and some lots with real slope toward creeks and ravines. Shade-tolerant fescue blends where there is enough light, honest mulched natural areas where there is not, and a heavy leaf season from October into December.
Salisbury covers several sections with their own associations and standards. Golf-frontage lots generally carry the most visible expectations. Check your specific section's documents.
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From $105 Weekly or biweekly cut, edge and blow. Priced per visit from your lawn area.
From $160 Six-application tall fescue program: pre-emergent, weed control, and fall feeding.
From $640 Core aeration and tall fescue overseeding in the fall window. Book by September 15.
From $470 Fall leaf cleanup and haul-away, one or two visits from mid-October.
From $1,645 Bed edging, weeding and mulch installed per cubic yard.
From $375 One-time cleanup: overgrown lawn reset, trimming, bed cleanup, haul-away.
A typical three-quarter-acre lot prices at $105 to $135 per weekly visit, but heavily wooded lots often come in well under that because there is less turf to cut than the acreage suggests.
Tree cover. Two identical three-quarter-acre lots can differ by 10,000 square feet of actual grass. The estimator prices turf, not deed acreage.
Under four hours of direct sun, tall fescue thins every year no matter what you spend. A fine fescue shade mix does better, and a well-defined mulched natural area often looks better than either.
Expect a multi-visit season. Mature hardwood lots here are among the heaviest leaf jobs in the county, and one cleanup in December is never enough.
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