Lawn Maintenance & Planting
A lawn does not look cared for because of one good visit — it looks cared for because someone reliable keeps turning up. We run scheduled maintenance across Bergen County so your property reads as looked-after every week of the season, not just the week after we were there.
What that buys you is the small stuff nobody itemises: the cut height raised before a hot week, the thin patch by the driveway noticed in May instead of August, the trimmer kept off the bark of a young tree. None of it is dramatic on its own. All of it together is the difference between a lawn that gets mown and a lawn that is actually looked after.
Bergen County lawns are mostly cool-season grass, which means they do their real growing in spring and autumn and spend August trying to survive. The schedule follows that rather than the calendar: harder growth and more frequent cuts either side of summer, a higher cut and a lighter touch through the heat, and the heavy feeding and overseeding done in the window where the grass can actually use it. New Jersey also limits when fertiliser can be applied, and we work inside those rules rather than around them.
What the job includes
- Mowing, edging and line trimming on a set schedule
- Fertilisation timed to the season rather than the calendar
- Seasonal planting, bed maintenance and pruning
- Weed control in beds and along hard edges
- Blow-down of walks and drives at the end of every visit
Free estimate
Tell us about the property and we will come take a look.
Rather talk? (201) 887-4293
Why it holds up here
Bergen County has its own rules — freeze-thaw winters, heavy canopy and a lot of slope once you get north of Route 208. This is what we do about them.
The same crew, every visit
You are not meeting new people every week. The crew that knows your gate code, your dog and the wet corner by the downspout is the crew that comes back.
Cut height moves with the season
Lower and more often in spring and autumn, higher through July and August so the roots keep some shade. Scalping a lawn in a Jersey summer is how you buy yourself a crabgrass problem.
Feeding inside the state rules
New Jersey regulates when and how lawn fertiliser can go down. We plan the feeding programme around that window instead of ignoring it.
One price, agreed up front
A written schedule and a written price before the first visit, so you know what is included and what is not.
Start to finish
Walk the property
We look at the size, the grass, the beds and the access, and agree what a visit should cover.
Agree a schedule
Weekly or biweekly through the growing season, with spring and fall clean-ups bundled in. Priced in writing up front.
We show up
The same crew, on the same rhythm. You should not have to call us to get us there.
One county, three different jobs
Bergen County changes character every few miles. A property in the Ramapo foothills and one on a Ridgewood side street want the same crew and a different plan.
Wyckoff, Midland Park, North Haledon, Waldwick
Open suburban lawns with real sun on them. These are the properties where a proper cut pattern shows, and where the difference between a mown lawn and a maintained one is visible from the street.
Ridgewood, Glen Rock, Ho-Ho-Kus, Allendale
Shaded village lots under mature oak and maple. Grass under that much canopy needs a different approach — a higher cut, shade-tolerant seed and honesty about the spots where turf is never going to be the right answer.
Oakland, Franklin Lakes, Mahwah, Ramsey
Larger foothill properties with slope, edges and bed lines that take real time to keep sharp. The trimming and edging is usually as much of the visit as the mowing.
Real jobs, real properties
Every project photo below is a Super Green job on a real property — no borrowed portfolios.
Before you call
Do you offer contracts or one-off visits?
Do you do commercial properties?
What happens if it rains on my day?
How often do you come?
Do you overseed and feed, or only mow?
Across Bergen County and the towns next door
Get a free estimate
No charge, no obligation, and a written price before any work starts.