How much does lawn care cost?
A single lawn mowing visit typically costs $30–$80 in 2026, while full-service monthly plans run $100–$400 depending on yard size and frequency. Seasonal jobs like leaf cleanup are priced separately. Here is the breakdown.
Book a trusted proTypical lawn care costs (2026, U.S.)
| Service | Typical range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Mowing (per visit) | $30–$80 | Small to average yard |
| Mow + edge + trim | $50–$120 | Full tidy-up |
| Monthly plan | $100–$400 | Weekly / biweekly service |
| Leaf / yard cleanup | $150–$500 | Seasonal, by volume |
| Hedge / shrub trimming | $60–$250 | Depends on size and count |
Prices are typical U.S. ranges for guidance only. Your actual price depends on your city, the job and the pro.
What affects the quote
Yard size, terrain, how overgrown it is, and how often you book all change the price. Recurring weekly or biweekly service is cheaper per visit than one-off cuts because the lawn stays manageable.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to mow a lawn?
A typical mowing visit costs $30–$80, with larger or overgrown yards at the higher end.
Is a monthly lawn plan cheaper?
Yes — recurring service usually costs less per visit than booking one-time cuts.
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