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Chandler · Gilbert · Mesa · Tempe
Mowing in 110 degree heat is nobody’s idea of fun. Our mowing and edging in Chandler, AZ takes it off your list. Call (480) 219-0038 and we will cut Bermuda and St. Augustine at the right height and run a clean edge along every walk and bed. Our own crew does the work, we are licensed, bonded and insured, and estimates are free.
Tell us where the yard is and we will come measure it.
Cut Bermuda too short in the Chandler summer heat and the soil bakes, the roots stress and brown spots show up a week later. Scalping in July is one of the fastest ways to lose a lawn.
We never take more than a third of the blade in one pass, and we let the grass run a little taller through the hottest months so it holds water better. That one habit does more for lawn mowing in Chandler than any product.
Ready when you areTired of mowing in 110 degree heat? CGL Landscaping handles lawn mowing and edging in Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa and across the East Valley, with clean lines along every sidewalk, bed and curb. Book a free on-site estimate or call (480) 219-0038.
We mow and edge all kinds of grass areas around Chandler, from tidy front yard parkways to big backyards behind a block wall.
Curbing, boulders, palm trees and narrow side yards all need a different approach. The crew adjusts the mower, the trimmer and the edger to the yard instead of forcing one routine on every lawn.
Tight edges along concrete curbing, so the lawn line follows the curve.
Behind the block wall, around the patio and the pergola, gate to gate.
The strip along the street and the sidewalk, kept low and square.
Trimmed by hand where a mower cannot reach without nicking bark.
Small, sloped or broken up by planters, it still gets an even cut.
Tell us the size of the lawn and how often you want it cut, and we will give you a price and a schedule.
Bermuda grows fast in the summer and barely moves in January. We look at your grass, your watering and how you use the yard, then set how often we come and quote it in writing.
Monsoon season adds its own pressure, with a burst of growth after the storms and debris blown across the lawn. The schedule we set accounts for the busy months and the quiet ones.
Same order every visit, so nothing gets skipped on a busy day. The mow comes before the trim and the edge, and the cleanup comes last.
Our lawn mowing in Chandler, Gilbert and Tempe follows this routine whether the yard is a small parkway strip or a full backyard. Gates get latched and the walks get left clear before the crew pulls away.
Hoses, toys and debris out of the way.
Set height, even passes across the lawn.
Around trees, posts, walls and beds.
Vertical cut along walks, drives and borders.
Clippings off hard surfaces, gate latched.
Mowing keeps it neat. A thick, green lawn also needs weeds kept out, thin spots filled and sprinklers that actually cover the grass.
When the crew spots a dry corner, a broken sprinkler head or weeds creeping in from the rock beds, we point it out. Those fixes can be quoted on their own or folded into regular maintenance.
Mowing is quoted to your yard, not off a flat rate sheet. Four things drive the number you see.
A simple rectangle of Bermuda mows faster than a curved lawn with curbing, boulders and palm trees to trim around. We look at the whole lawn before we put a price on it.
Total grass area, front and back.
More walks, beds and curbing means more edging.
Trees, boulders and planters mean more hand trimming.
How often we come, which shifts with the season.
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Something else on your mind? Bring it up when we come out. The estimate visit costs nothing and takes a short walk around the lawn.
Here are the questions Chandler homeowners ask most about mowing height, edging and how often a Bermuda or St. Augustine lawn needs cutting.
It depends on the variety, but most Bermuda lawns do best somewhere between three quarters of an inch and an inch and a half. We keep it toward the taller end in the summer heat.
More often in the summer when Bermuda is growing hard, and much less in the winter. We set the schedule by season rather than one number all year.
Trimming cuts the grass the mower misses, around trees and posts. Edging is the vertical cut along concrete and bed borders that gives the lawn a clean line.
It has a wider blade and needs more leaf left on it to stay healthy, so it is usually kept between an inch and a half and three inches.
No. Brown spots usually come from a dry sprinkler zone, heat or wear. We point them out when we see them and can quote sod repair or sprinkler work separately.
Yes. We mow business, office and HOA lawns as part of commercial maintenance. The schedule and scope get set on a site visit.
Chandler lawns first, with crews reaching Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe and the cities around them across the East Valley.
From HOA neighborhoods with strict front yard standards to older lots in Mesa and Tempe, the goal is the same clean cut and sharp edge at every stop.
Mowing height and timing change with the grass. These are the lawns we see most across Chandler.
Bermuda likes a low, frequent cut in the summer. St. Augustine needs more blade left on it, and overseeded ryegrass and new sod each get their own treatment.
Kept short and dense, and cut more often in summer.
Left taller for its wider blade and shadier spots.
CGL is a family owned lawn and landscape business based in Chandler. The crew mowing your lawn is ours, not a subcontractor, and they know the difference between a Bermuda cut and a St. Augustine cut.
That matters when you have a question about the lawn or a change to the schedule. You deal with a local team that knows your yard, not a rotating cast of strangers.
Request a free mowing estimate. We will look at the lawn, the edges and the access, and give you a set price and schedule.
Call CGL Landscaping or fill out the form to get lawn mowing and edging in Chandler off your weekend list.
