Yes. We are required by the Texas State Law to collect sales tax on our services including planting, mowing, trimming and edging grass. For more information click here.

Cards on file are automatically charged every Friday for services completed during the week. Please ensure your payment information remains current to avoid interruptions in service.

Yes, unless you choose to pay cash immediately after each completed service. Customers using automatic billing must have a valid credit or debit card on file.

No. As long as our crews have access to all scheduled service areas, you do not need to be present. Please ensure gates are unlocked, pets are secured, and the property is accessible.

To help our crews work safely and efficiently, please: * Unlock gates and provide access to scheduled service areas. * Keep pets indoors or secured away from work areas. * Remove toys, pet waste, trash, and other objects from the lawn. * Notify us in advance of special instructions or additional service requests. If access is unavailable, service charges may still apply under our scheduling policies.

We'll contact you to update your payment information. Future services may be temporarily suspended until the outstanding balance is resolved.

Call or text us at 214-940-4733. We ask that you provide as much advance notice as possible to help us manage our routes and scheduling.

Our standard mowing service includes mowing the lawn, string trimming around obstacles and areas our mowers cannot reach, edging sidewalks and driveways, and blowing grass clippings from paved surfaces. Shrub trimming, flower bed maintenance, leaf cleanups, and grass bagging are additional services.

Our typical North Texas mowing schedule is: * March: Biweekly mowing begins. * April–October: Weekly or biweekly mowing. * November: Biweekly service and final seasonal mowings. * December–January: On-call or monthly maintenance as needed. * February: Spring cleanups and preparation for the upcoming growing season. Schedules may vary depending on weather conditions and individual lawn needs.

Yes. Although Bermuda and other warm-season grasses generally slow down or become dormant during winter, we offer on-call and monthly maintenance options for properties that need continued attention.

Light rain may not prevent service, but excessively wet conditions can damage turf and affect mowing quality. If weather conditions prevent us from mowing, we'll adjust the schedule and service your property as conditions allow.

Our standard mowing service generally returns grass clippings to the lawn, where they can decompose naturally and return nutrients to the soil. Bagging and removal are available as additional services when requested and quoted.

Yes. Services such as shrub trimming, flower bed maintenance, and seasonal cleanups can be scheduled separately. We recommend requesting additional work at least 48 hours in advance to allow time for scheduling.

One-time mowing may be available depending on scheduling and route availability. Pricing can vary based on lawn size, grass height, and property conditions.

Yes, depending on the property's condition. Excessively tall or overgrown grass may require additional labor, multiple passes, or debris removal. Additional charges may apply.

Our 7-step lawn treatment program combines preventative weed control, treatments for actively growing weeds, and seasonal fertilization. Each application is scheduled according to seasonal conditions and the needs of your lawn.

Pre-emergent herbicides help prevent certain weeds from becoming established by controlling susceptible weeds as they germinate.

Post-emergent herbicides target weeds that are already growing.

Both play an important role in a successful year-round weed control program.

No lawn treatment program can guarantee a completely weed-free lawn. Our goal is to significantly reduce weed populations through consistent preventative and targeted treatments.

Results depend on weed species, seasonal conditions, lawn health, and proper maintenance.

Yes. We provide weed control and fertilization services for a variety of turfgrass types commonly found in North Texas. Because each grass variety has different treatment requirements, we select products and application schedules based on the specific turf type, seasonal conditions, and overall lawn health.

Results vary depending on the weeds being treated, the products applied, and weather conditions. Some weeds may begin showing symptoms within several days, while others can take several weeks to fully respond.

Pre-emergent treatments are preventative and will not eliminate weeds that have already become established.

Children and pets should remain off treated areas until the applicable product label's reentry requirements have been met. For many liquid applications, this means waiting until the treated surface has completely dried, but some treatments may require longer.

We provide specific instructions whenever necessary.

Watering instructions depend on the products applied. Some treatments require irrigation to activate them, while others need time on the foliage before watering.

We recommend following the specific post-treatment instructions provided for each application.

Mowing recommendations vary depending on the treatment. Certain post-emergent weed control products work best when weeds have sufficient leaf surface and are not mowed immediately before or after application.

We recommend coordinating mowing with your scheduled treatments and following any instructions provided.

Newly installed sod requires time to establish before certain herbicides and fertilizers can be safely applied. Treatment eligibility depends on the grass variety, establishment period, and specific product instructions.

We may recommend delaying applications until the new lawn is sufficiently established.

No. Weed control and fertilization are separate services from our lawn mowing program. Customers can enroll in our lawn treatment program whether or not they use NuEdge Lawns for mowing.

Our irrigation services include sprinkler system inspections, troubleshooting, sprinkler head replacement, valve repairs, controller adjustments, drip irrigation maintenance, and system performance evaluations.

Yes. We offer one-time system inspections, twice-yearly maintenance plans, and quarterly maintenance plans.

Regular inspections help identify problems early, improve watering efficiency, and reduce unnecessary water waste.

Select maintenance plans also include a limited number of qualifying sprinkler head replacements.

Routine inspections and system evaluations are included according to the selected plan. Parts, underground repairs, valves, and other corrective work are generally quoted separately unless specifically included in the plan.

A nonworking zone can result from several issues, including faulty valves, damaged wiring, malfunctioning solenoids, controller problems, or water supply issues.

Proper troubleshooting helps determine the cause before repairs are performed.

Uneven watering may be caused by incorrect sprinkler head placement, poor nozzle selection, pressure problems, clogged nozzles, damaged heads, or improper controller settings.

A system evaluation can help identify coverage problems and recommend improvements.

We recommend inspecting sprinkler systems at least twice per year, typically before the growing season and during the hotter months.

Properties with larger or more complex irrigation systems may benefit from quarterly inspections.

Yes. Proper watering schedules should account for seasonal weather, landscape conditions, and local watering restrictions.

We can review controller settings and make appropriate adjustments to help reduce overwatering, runoff, and unnecessary water usage.

Yes. We troubleshoot and repair common drip irrigation problems, including damaged tubing, leaking connections, clogged emitters, and uneven watering in landscape beds.

No. You can request a quote for a one-time landscape project without signing up for regular mowing.

Yes. We offer plant replacements and new plantings. We will discuss your preferences and the conditions in the planting area before preparing a proposal.

Yes. We can quote sod installation for specific areas. Before installation, we will discuss conditions that may affect the new sod, including shade, watering, and the existing ground.

No. Hedge trimming, flower bed cleanup, and other landscape services are separate from regular mowing unless specifically included in your agreement.

We offer light tree trimming. Larger trees, major limb removal, and work near power lines may require a specialized tree service. Photos help us determine whether your project is within our scope.

We can build a proposal around your priorities and discuss options for materials, scope, or project phases. If the requested work exceeds your budget, we will explain the available alternatives.