Lawn Maintenance in Georgetown, Texas

During the growing season (April through October) most Central Texas lawns need mowing weekly to stay healthy and sharp. In the cooler months growth slows and bi-weekly mowing is usually enough. We set a schedule to your grass type and never cut more than one-third of the blade at once.

Recurring mowing is priced per visit based on your lot size, the amount of edging and trimming, and how often we come out. Weekly accounts cost less per visit than one-time cleanups because the yard stays manageable. Corral Bros provides a flat per-visit quote after a quick look at your property.

It usually comes down to the rocky clay sitting over San Gabriel limestone that most Georgetown yards are built on. Water tends to pool or run off instead of soaking in, and roots hit rock before they get deep. Corral Bros adjusts mowing height, aeration timing, and fertilization to work with that ground instead of against it.

Yes. We maintain properties throughout Sun City, Wolf Ranch, and Old Town, and we are familiar with the mowing height, edging, and bed presentation standards most Georgetown HOAs expect. We also handle grounds care contracts for HOA common areas and commercial sites, not just individual homes.

Cost depends on lot size, terrain, and how much bed and shrub work is involved, since a flat Wolf Ranch lot mows differently than a sloped Sun City property. We give free, no-obligation on-site estimates, usually scheduled within 48 hours, so you get a real number for your yard rather than a guess over the phone.

Every visit covers mowing at the right height for the season, string trimming and edging along drives and beds, and blowing off clippings from walkways and patios. We keep the same crew on your property visit to visit, which matters in neighborhoods like Old Town where lot lines and landscaping details vary house to house.

Central Texas grass growth slows noticeably once summer heat sets in and again in winter dormancy, so many Georgetown clients shift to bi-weekly service in those stretches and back to weekly during spring and fall flushes. Corral Bros will flag when it makes sense to adjust based on how your specific lawn is growing.

Yes, older lots near the square often have large live oaks and pecans that drop heavily through fall. We schedule seasonal cleanups to keep leaves from smothering the lawn or clogging beds, and we can pair that visit with mulch refresh and shrub trimming so the property goes into winter looking finished.