Weekly Mowing
Same morning every week. Sharp blades, even cut, edges trimmed, walks blown clean before I leave.
starts at $45 · per visit
Baytown, TX · Owner-operated since 2008 · Hablo español
Same morning, same Edgar, every week in Baytown.
One man, one truck, eighteen years on the east side of Houston. Mowing, edging, beds, leaves, and the fence line nobody else trims.
Free, no-pressure walk-through. We quote on-site so the number you get is the number you pay.
Owner-operated since 2008 (18 years) Baytown · La Porte · Deer Park · Mont Belvieu · East Houston Owner-operated — same Edgar every visit Insured · English & Español
What we do
What I do, andhow I do it
Pick one service or all of them. The boring foundational stuff — sharp blade, right cut height, clean edges, walks blown — is what keeps the yard looking good between my visits.
Edging & Trimming
Crisp edges along beds, drives, and walks. String-trim around fence lines, A/C units, and the spots a mower can’t reach.
starts at $30 · per visit
Flowerbed Cleanup
Pull weeds by hand, cut back overgrown perennials, edge the bed, and tidy what the previous crew left behind.
starts at $85 · per visit
Leaf Cleanup
Pecan, oak, sweetgum — bagged or hauled, beds blown out, gutters cleared from the ground if I can reach.
starts at $85 · per visit
Mulch Refresh
Hardwood or black-dyed, hand-spread to a clean depth so beds look fresh and weeds give up.
starts at $120 · per visit
Shrub & Hedge Trimming
Boxwood, holly, ligustrum, oleander — shaped clean and the clippings hauled, not left behind.
quoted on-site
Fertilization & Weed Pre-Emergent
Spring pre-emergent before crabgrass wakes up; fall feed before dormancy. Timed for Gulf-coast, not the calendar.
quoted on-site
Tree & Fence-Line Cleanup
Low limbs over the fence, sucker growth on crepe myrtles, the fence line nobody trims back.
quoted on-site
The Route
Same morning, same Edgar.Every week, eighteen years running.
The single most common thing I hear from neighbors is “he shows up the same morning every week.” That is not an accident. It is the route. Here is the order I run it — if your yard is on it, you know which day to expect me.
West Baytown
Lakewood, Country Club, Britton
East Baytown + Mont Belvieu
Wooster, Eva Maud, MB ranchettes
La Porte + Morgan’s Point
Bayshore, Sunset Heights, Fairmont
Deer Park
Wynnewood, San Augustine, Spencer corridor
Houston — East side
Pasadena, Magnolia Park, long-time accts
Catch-up + storm makeups
Rain reschedules, fence-line runs, callbacks
“If it rains, you slip a day — not a week.”
— Edgar
How it works
Three steps,no hassle
We try to make hiring us boring in the best way — predictable, quiet, easy to explain to your spouse.
Walk the property
We come out, listen to what you want, and look at what the lawn actually needs. No high-pressure quotes, no surprises.
Quote on the spot
You get a flat per-visit price the same day. That number is what shows up on the invoice — no add-ons.
Same crew, every week
Once we start, the same two-person crew shows up the same morning every week. Quiet, on-time, gate latched.
Gallery
Recent work, Baytown to East Houston.
Most of these are weekly customers. The yard looks like this between my visits — that’s the point.
What’s actually in your yard
Three turf types, three cut heights.
Most yards on the east side of Houston are one of three grasses, and they don’t want the same treatment. I check before I cut. Wrong height in July is what stresses a Gulf-coast lawn into the brown patch your neighbors are dealing with.
St. Augustine3.5 – 4 in.
The shade champion of Baytown front yards.
Cut tall, water deep but rare. Watch for chinch bugs in August dry spells — yellow patches that won’t green up after rain.
Bermuda1.5 – 2.5 in.
The full-sun lawn that stripes beautifully.
Cut shorter and more often. Loves heat. Goes brown the first week of any cold snap — that’s normal, not dead.
Zoysia2 – 3 in.
The dense, slow-growing one neighbors envy.
Slow growth means a sharp blade matters more, not less — dull blades shred Zoysia and leave that gray-tipped look.
Not sure which one you have? Send a photo when you reach out — I’ll tell you, and I’ll quote against the right cut height.
In their words
What the neighbors say
Eighteen years on the same routes. A lot of these folks pass my number around the cul-de-sac.
Was looking for a lawn service and someone who could clean up a flowerbed — Edgar handled both the same week. Yard has stayed sharp since.
A.P.
via Nextdoor
Same morning every week. He spotted a sprinkler head I had broken before I even knew about it. Reasonable, dependable, and the lines he leaves are perfect.
Marisol G.
via Nextdoor
Edgar has been mowing for us almost three years. Front, back, beds, and he keeps the fence line from getting away from us. Trabajo bien hecho — neighbors keep asking for his number.
Robert K.
via Direct
Want your yard on the route?
Call and I’ll walk the property within the week. Or send a quick message — whatever’s easier. Hablo español.
Get a quote
Tell me about the yard.
Address, turf type if you know it, and the day of the week you’d like me on the route. A photo helps me quote accurately.
- I usually reply same-day during the week.
- No marketing emails — only what you asked about.
- Free walk-through, free on-site quote.
- Hablo español — llámame o escríbeme.
Good to know
Frequently asked
- I prefer weekly customers because the yard stays healthier and predictable. But I do one-time cuts when it makes sense — pre-listing prep, after a storm, or if you have been out of town and the yard got away.
- Sí. Yo soy Edgar — atiendo a clientes en inglés y en español. Llame o envíe un mensaje, lo que sea más fácil para usted.
- Most of my regulars pay monthly on a flat rate. I invoice on the 1st for the month ahead. Per-visit cash or check is fine too if you prefer it that way.
- I keep a few small commercial accounts in Baytown and Deer Park — duplexes, a couple of small offices, a church grounds. Send me the address and I will walk it before quoting.
- Yes — general liability. Happy to send the certificate to a property manager or HOA if you need it on file.
- Gulf-coast rule of thumb — I push to the next dry day, usually within 24 to 48 hours. If a storm sits longer than that, I will text you so you know what to expect.
- Yes. Before a freeze I will wrap exposed faucets and pull tender pots inside if you ask. After a storm I clear limbs, rake out beds, and haul debris to the curb on bulk-pickup day.