Weekly lawn care for Hicksville's capes, ranches, and renovated homes — from a family-run crew based just down the road in Westbury.
Most of Hicksville is post-war capes and ranches on modest lots, with larger renovated homes and newer construction mixed in. On a lot that size, the lawn is most of what you see from the street — there's no acre of trees to hide behind. A clean cut and sharp edges carry the whole front yard, and a ragged one is just as obvious.
The smaller lots also mean tighter work: fence lines on both sides, narrow side yards, gates the mower has to fit through, and beds that sit right up against the turf. That's detail work more than horsepower, and it's the difference between a lawn that looks maintained and one that just got mowed.
On the renovated properties, the story is usually the opposite — the house got brought up to date and now the lawn is the thing letting it down. Sometimes that's a season of steady weekly care. Sometimes it's a full reset with new sod. We do both.
We're based in Westbury, one town over, and we work Hicksville regularly — so you get a consistent visit each week, not a crew squeezing you in from the other end of the Island. Each visit covers mowing at the right height for the season, trimming, and edging along the walks and driveway, and we haul the clippings out so nothing's left sitting on the lawn or the curb.
Spring and fall cleanups bookend the season, and fall is the one that matters most here. A lawn that goes into winter buried under leaves comes out of it with dead patches, and on a small Hicksville lot there's nowhere for those patches to hide. If a lawn is past nursing back, we'll say so and quote new sod instead — you get a straight answer either way.
You deal with Kenny directly. He'll walk the property, tell you what the lawn actually needs, and give you a price before anything starts.
It depends on the property, not a flat rate. The main factors are lot size, how much edging and trimming there is — fence lines, planting beds, walkways — whether the mower can get through the gates easily, and what shape the lawn is in when service starts. Spring and fall cleanups are usually priced separately from the weekly visit. Kenny gives a free estimate and a straight price before any work starts; call or text (516) 333-4019.
No. The ideal start is early spring, right after a cleanup, so the lawn gets consistent care all season. But a lawn that's been let go responds to steady weekly cutting whenever you start. The one thing not to skip is the fall cleanup — going into winter under a layer of leaves is how a small Hicksville lawn ends up with dead spots front and center come April.
It comes down to how much healthy turf is left. Thin spots and a weedy but mostly-green lawn can usually be brought back with consistent mowing at the right height and proper cleanups. If it's mostly bare, badly graded, or too shaded to recover, sod is the honest answer — you get a finished lawn now instead of babysitting seed for a season. Kenny will tell you which one your lawn actually needs when he walks it.
Also available throughout Hicksville and nearby Nassau County towns.
Also available throughout Hicksville and nearby Nassau County towns.
Also available throughout Hicksville and nearby Nassau County towns.
See everything we handle in town on the main Hicksville landscaping page.
Call or text Kenny for a straight price and a real timeline. No pressure, no sales pitch.
Call (516) 333-4019