Lawn Mowing in Toronto
Many Toronto lawns are a small strip out front and a fenced yard out back, often reached through a narrow side gate. Students mow homes in Leaside, Leslieville, The Beaches, Roncesvalles and The Annex, trim the edges along walks and fences, and bag the clippings if you want them bagged.
When to book lawn mowing in Toronto.
Toronto lawns usually need their first cut in April and keep growing until late October or early November. Growth peaks in May and June, then slows in the July heat. Weekly or bi-weekly visits are available as a seasonal package.
Neighbourhoods we cover
- Leaside
- Leslieville
- The Beaches
- Roncesvalles
- The Annex
Real jobs, before and after.
Every one of these was done by a student on our roster, photographed on the day.
Booking takes three steps.
Book a quote
Tell us your address and what needs doing. Photos help but are not required.
We price it
You get a quote for the whole job, not an hourly rate. Approve it and we schedule a student.
The work gets done
Before and after photos come to you. Once you approve, the student gets paid.
Lawn Mowing in Toronto: common questions.
Can a student get into my backyard through a side gate?
Yes. Leave the gate unlocked or add the gate code in the comments when you book, and say whether you want the front, the back or both cut.
Do you bag the clippings?
If you ask for it. The quote form asks whether to bag the clippings and whether you will supply the bags. Toronto collects yard waste in paper bags, not plastic.
How is a Toronto lawn priced?
Each lawn is quoted individually, based on its size, how long the grass is and how easy it is to reach. A photo with your request helps us quote accurately.
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