Sharp blades, straight stripes, trimmed edges and the clippings blown off before we leave — same crew, same day each week, on a schedule you never have to think about. Weekly or every other week, May through the last cut of fall. Priced online by lawn size in about a minute.
Four things happen on every visit. None of them are extras.
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Cut with sharp blades at the right height for the season, finished with the striped pattern that makes a lawn look professionally kept — because it is. We rotate the pattern so the grass never leans one way and the wheels never wear a track.
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String-trimming around trees, fences, beds and posts, plus a crisp edge along driveways and walks. The lawn stops exactly where the concrete starts, every week, not just on the first visit.
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Clippings blown off drives, walks, patios and out of the beds. You come home to a clean property, not a green dusting on the sidewalk or a pile against the garage door.
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Taller in July when the lawn is fighting heat, shorter for the final cut before winter, and never more than a third of the blade in one pass. Scalping the same spots every week is a bumpy-lawn problem, not a mowing problem — topdressing levels it.
The stripes are the part you can see from the street: a lawn cut straight, edged clean and finished the same way every visit. That's the standard Mack — our owner, and the one on the mower here — holds every yard to, with his dad Carl trimming and edging alongside him.
“Sunny” came first; it was Carl's nickname long before there was a company. The stripes are Mack's. Between the two of them is a family business that mows your lawn the way it would mow its own.
Meet Mack & Carl →Most of what people want from a mowing service isn't the mowing. It's never having to think about it.
Price my mowingYou'll know who's coming and when. The people who cut your lawn in May are the ones cutting it in September.
We don't cut wet lawns into ruts. If weather moves your day, you get a message instead of wondering whether we forgot.
Most Sheboygan County lawns need weekly cuts May through September. Slower or shaded lawns can go bi-weekly. We'll tell you which yours is.
We agree on the season up front, and we earn the next one by how we handle this one.
The number you see online is priced by your lawn's actual size. We confirm it on the first visit and adjust if we got it wrong — never the other way round.
Fertilizing, aeration, cleanups, mulch and snow can ride on the same schedule as mowing in a year-round program. Same crew, one invoice.
It depends on lawn size and terrain. The instant quote prices it from your address in about a minute — pick a size or trace your lawn on a map — and we confirm the number on the first visit.
Most Sheboygan County lawns need weekly cuts from May through September. Bi-weekly works for slower-growing lawns or shaded properties — we'll recommend what fits yours.
First cut when the grass is growing, usually late April or early May; last cut after growth stops in October or early November. If you want the leaves handled at the same time, see spring & fall cleanups.
We push a day rather than cut a wet lawn into ruts, and we let you know. The rest of the week's route shifts with it so nobody gets skipped.
Because those spots are high. A mower deck rides the bumps and shaves them to the dirt while the low ground stays long — no mowing technique fixes an uneven surface. Topdressing fills the low spots with compost and levels the lawn so the whole surface cuts at one height.
We'll agree on a seasonal schedule, but we earn the next season by how we handle this one.
Yes — on a written program with a season total and a flat monthly figure. See maintenance programs to build one, or Commercial Properties for how we work with businesses.
All of Sheboygan County — Sheboygan, Kohler, Sheboygan Falls, Plymouth, Howards Grove, Oostburg, Cedar Grove, Random Lake and the Town of Wilson among them.
No waiting for a callback. Answer a few questions and get a real number for your property — then we confirm it and book you in.
Smooth a bumpy lawn and feed the soil. Priced from your actual turf area — pick a size or trace it on a map.
Price my topdressing → Mulch, soil & stoneTell us the bed size, we do the arithmetic — delivered by the yard or ton, or delivered and spread.
Price my materials → Commercial groundsDraw your property, tick what you want covered, and see the season and the monthly figure build themselves.
Build my program → Snow & icePer-visit and seasonal prices side by side, with the honest break-even between them.
Price my driveway →Takes about a minute · nothing is charged until you approve a final number · or just call (920) 943-6422
Your address and a lawn size — that's all it takes. See the number, pick weekly or bi-weekly, and we'll set your day.
