Weekly lawn mowing and maintenance services available in the Gresham, Happy Valley, and Troutdale,
OR areas.
From the middle of March through November, the grasses in Oregon are actively growing. At J&C Lawn Care,
we provide weekly mowing services that keep your yard at its healthiest and looking great all year long. As part of
your mowing services, we offer general maintenance for your yard and landscaping, including edging, string
trimming, and blowing. We hit all those tough to reach grassy areas, make sure your lawn has sharp
edges, and remove any grass clippings from your driveway, walkways, and other hardscaping elements before we leave.
Our routine mowing and maintenance services are available in the Gresham, OR area, as well as
surrounding communities such as Happy Valley and Troutdale.
We cut your lawn at the proper height based on grass type.
We offer flexible mowing and lawn care services for your home based on your needs and the needs of your lawn.
Different types of grass need to be mowed at different heights. This is important because grass that is cut too
short can't properly go through the stages of photosynthesis, which hinders the growth and overall look. In the
Gresham area, cool season grasses thrive and the most common cool-season grasses include:
- Perennial Ryegrass
- Bentgrass
- Bluegrass
- Fescue varieties
With the most common grass in our area being Perennial Ryegrass, proper mowing height is even more
important. Because Perennial Ryegrass has shallow roots, it is prone to stress if not mowed at the
proper height, in which the current season must also be accounted for. For example, during the spring and fall, this
common grass type needs to be kept at 2 to 2.5 inches. When summer is here, the grass needs to be kept longer at 2.5
to 3 inches. We'll evaluate your lawn and provide the proper mowing heights and schedule needed for your grass.
To grow a healthy lawn, the single most important thing you can do is have your lawn consistently mowed at the
proper height.
Lawns need to be mowed on a schedule.
Although we do offer one-time mows, best results require an ongoing and consistent mowing schedule.
We begin weekly mowing in the spring and typically drop to every 10-14 days as fall comes to an end.
The reason consistent mowing schedules are important is to maintain proper height. It's not healthy for your
grass to be cut down to the proper height if it's too long. We never cut more than one-third of your
grass blades. Doing this impacts the photosynthesis process and will not promote healthy growth. With
properly scheduled mowing service, we can always cut one-third of the blade and maintain the correct height for your
lawn to thrive.
When done properly, you'll receive maximum benefits from mowing.
By knowing your grass type, how often to mow it, as well as following the one-third rule, we're going to maximize
the benefits that regular lawn care and mowing offers your yard. You probably didn't know, but proper
mowing is the single most important aspect of maintaining a healthy lawn. Some other major
benefits of routine mowing are:
- Weeds are minimized.
- Pests are minimized.
- Equal amounts of sunlight and hydration can be distributed.
Receive a free quote and schedule weekly lawn care service for your home today!
At J&C Lawn Care, we work harder so you don't have to! With our expert knowledge of lawn care and commercial-grade
equipment, your yard will be professionally maintained all year long. Our lawn mowing services are available for
residential properties in Gresham, OR, and surrounding communities such as Happy Valley and
Troutdale. Call us at (971) 284-2035 for a free estimate today!
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