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E & B Landscaping

From $40 per visit

Weekly lawn mowing in Boise and the Treasure Valley

Mowed, edged, trimmed and blown off — the same day every week, by the same crew. From $40 a visit for most lots.

Freshly mowed lawn with curved light and dark stripes under a blue sky

Treasure Valley lawns are mostly Kentucky bluegrass, often blended with rye or fescue. In May and June it grows fast enough that a week makes a visible difference, and in July and August the heat punishes anything cut too short. We mow to match: lower and weekly through the spring flush, raised to three inches or more once the heat sets in, so the grass shades its own roots and holds water longer.

Every visit includes a hard edge along sidewalks, driveways and beds, string trimming around fences, trees and sprinkler heads, and blowing off every hard surface before we leave. Clippings are mulched back in by default — they return nitrogen to the soil — or bagged and hauled if the grass is long or you prefer it clean.

You get a regular day and a regular crew. If rain or wind pushes us, you hear about it before the day, not after.

Before and after

What one visit looks like.

Before: an overgrown front lawn with long, uneven grass and clover going to seedBefore
After: the same front lawn mowed in even stripes with crisp sidewalk edgesAfter
Same front yard: before we started, and after a mow, edge and trim — park strip included.

FAQ

Lawn Mowing: common questions

How much does lawn mowing cost in Boise?

Most subdivision lots in Boise, Meridian and Nampa land between $40 and $65 a visit for weekly mowing, edging and blowing. Bigger lots, slopes and narrow backyard gates cost more. The estimate on this site gives you a ballpark in two minutes, and the walkthrough turns it into a firm price.

Weekly or every two weeks?

Weekly, for most of the season. Bluegrass in a Treasure Valley spring can grow an inch and a half in a week, and cutting off more than a third of the blade at once stresses it. Every two weeks works later in the summer and in fall, and it costs a little more per visit because there's twice as much to cut.

When does mowing season start and end here?

Usually the first or second week of April through late October, depending on the spring. We finish with a final short cut before the leaves come down.

Do I need to be home?

No. As long as the gate is unlocked or you give us the code, and dogs are inside, we can do the whole yard while you are at work.

Where we work

Lawn Mowing near you.

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Two minutes, no phone call

See what your yard would cost.

Answer a few questions about your yard and get a ballpark price on the spot. Then we walk it with you and give you a firm number — free.