Authorization check: What should San Antonio lawn service account for?
Bexar County yards can combine St. Augustine or Bermuda, limestone soil, intense sun, irrigation zones, and current SAWS limits. Define turf boundaries, mowing height, trimming, hard-edge cleanup, access, and seasonal conditions in the scope.
San Antonio Pro Landscape provides reliable, pro lawn mowing for homes and businesses across San Antonio and Bexar County. Our crews show up on schedule, cut to the right height for your grass, edge every line cleanly, and leave your property sharp on every visit — not just the first one.
What Is Included in Every Mowing Visit
Every mowing visit covers all your lawn needs to look sharp. We cut to the best height for your grass — 3.5 to 4 inches for St. Augustine, 1.5 to 2.5 inches for Bermuda, and 2 to 3 inches for Zoysia. We string-trim around all fence lines, beds, trees, mailboxes, and spots the mower cannot reach. We edge driveways and sidewalks for a clean, sharp border. We blow all clippings off driveways, walkways, and patios before we go. And we change our mowing pattern each visit to stop soil packing and the ruts that one-way mowing leaves over time.
San Antonio’s Lawn Care Calendar: What Changes by Season
San Antonio’s hot semi-arid climate means grass never fully stops growing, but the rate changes through the year, and your schedule should too. St. Augustine and Bermuda wake up in mid-March as soil warms past 60 degrees. Growth speeds up through April and peaks from May through September, when weekly mowing is a must — skip a week at peak and the grass gets too tall for a clean single pass. As it cools in October and November, growth slows and bi-weekly works for most yards. December through February is the slow season for warm-season grass, though mild San Antonio winters mean it never fully stops like up north.
St. Augustine vs. Bermuda vs. Zoysia: Mowing Needs Compared
Your grass type sets how and how often we mow. St. Augustine should never be cut below 3 inches in summer — a short cut in July and August heat stresses it, thins the canopy, and lets in chinch bugs and dollar weed. Bermuda likes a shorter cut at 1.5 to 2 inches, which keeps it dense against weeds. Zoysia is the most forgiving — it grows slower than Bermuda and holds its look between cuts better than St. Augustine in drought. If you are not sure what grass you have, our crew will identify it on the first visit and set service to match. We also offer custom landscape design for homeowners who want drought-tolerant plants and native species.
Our Lawn Mowing Schedule for Bexar County Properties
We offer weekly and bi-weekly mowing for homes across San Antonio. For most growing yards in Bexar County, we suggest weekly service from March through October and bi-weekly from November through February. Yards with St. Augustine in shade sometimes do fine with bi-weekly even in summer, since less sun slows growth. We assess your property and suggest the right pace — we do not book visits you do not need.
Lawn Mowing Pricing in San Antonio
Home mowing in San Antonio starts at $45 per visit for standard lots under 5,000 square feet. Lots between 5,000 and 10,000 square feet run $55 to $75 per visit. We also offer landscape and hardscape services for properties that need more than mowing. Larger lots and acreage are priced by the lot. Properties in Helotes and other semi-rural areas with larger lots get custom pricing by size and access. Commercial properties get contract pricing by total square footage and frequency. Bi-weekly visits cost a bit more per visit than weekly because taller grass takes more time to cut cleanly.
Serving San Antonio, Stone Oak, Alamo Heights, Helotes, and All of Bexar County
We mow throughout San Antonio and all Bexar County communities, including Stone Oak, Alamo Heights, Helotes, Schertz, New Braunfels, Leon Valley, Seguin, Converse, Universal City, and Boerne. Call (210) 864-8662 or fill out our quote form for a free estimate on your property.
Greater San Antonio Communities We Serve
We serve homeowners across the San Antonio metro and the surrounding Texas Hill Country, including:
Stage 3 changes how lawns are kept alive here. See San Antonio’s Stage 3 watering schedule before setting any mowing plan.
Which confirmations belong before authorization of Lawn Mowing?
Frame the San Antonio recurring mowing quote around the specific property, its requested outcome, available documentation, and practical restrictions. Have the respondent list investigation, selected tasks, omissions, cost basis, and consent sequence.
What’s Included
- On-site walkthrough with the lead crew member
- Written estimate before any work begins
- Service window confirmed in writing
- Final walkthrough and quality check
