Routine Lawn Mowing

Professional, Reliable Lawn Care to Keep Your Yard Looking Its Best.

A Luscious Lawn Is No Accident

Tired of keeping up with the mowing? At North Atlantic Landscape, we make it easy to maintain a clean, well-groomed lawn all season long. Our weekly lawn mowing services are available throughout the Seacoast New Hampshire area for residential and commercial properties alike.

Whether you’re a busy homeowner, landlord, or property manager, we deliver consistent, quality cuts that keep your yard sharp and your property looking its best.

What’s Included in Our Lawn Mowing Services?

Our routine lawn care is designed for convenience, appearance, and long-term turf health. Each mowing visit includes:

Mowing all turf areas with professional-grade equipment
Trimming along edges, fences, flower beds, and walkways
Blowing clippings off driveways, patios, and hardscapes
Optional add-ons: edging, fertilizer, and seasonal treatments

The Difference That We Make

Some contractors exploit ways to increase their business and find ways to up-sell their products and services. By cutting your grass too short, it will become dehydrated more quickly and often turn yellow or brown. This is an easy time for the contractor to offer expensive fertilizers and irrigation systems – which you may very will not need at all.

We are in it for the long haul. We want to win your business based on our track record of honesty, transparency and mutual benefit. We want you to be so happy you tell your neighbor and you call us when it’s time for a new patio.

For these reasons, we want to mow your lawn as infrequently as possible or to your liking, and not have to use any chemicals to achieve luscious green grass. There are situations where organic fertilizers and irrigation are necessary, but for most lawns the approach is simple:

Cut the grass even, not necessarily short.

Cut no more than one-third of the grass blades at any one time. This allows the structure of the blade to remain intact and healthy, allowing for strong roots as well as new growth.

Cut the grass based on growing conditions and rainfall. During peak growth months, grass may need to be cut as often as every five days, while in the hotter slower growing months, every other week may be enough.