Lawn Maintenance in Manor, 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.

Cost depends on lot size, how overgrown the property is, and whether you want mowing alone or a full program with fertilization and bed care. Corral Bros gives free, no-obligation on-site estimates for Manor homes and HOAs, usually scheduled within 48 hours, so you get a real number instead of a guess over the phone.

Most new-build lawns in ShadowGlen and Whisper Valley are growing in graded, compacted blackland clay that was never loosened before sod went down. Roots stay shallow and the grass stresses out in summer heat. We adjust mowing height and recommend aeration timing so the turf can actually push roots down instead of sitting on hard clay.

Yes. Many Manor customers start on weekly mowing during peak spring and summer growth, then move to bi-weekly in cooler months. Corral Bros keeps the same crew on your property each visit so mowing height, edging lines, and bed care stay consistent no matter which schedule you choose.

It covers leaf removal, cutting back perennials, clearing debris from beds, and a mulch refresh where needed, timed around Central Texas fall and spring transitions. Stonewater and ShadowGlen yards with mature trees especially benefit from a solid fall cleanup before winter, and we schedule it as part of your regular maintenance visit.

Yes, we do commercial and HOA grounds care alongside residential work. That includes mowing, edging, bed maintenance and fertilization programs across shared common areas. Corral Bros is licensed and insured, and we can walk a Manor property with your HOA board or property manager to scope a maintenance plan.

Yes. Blackland clay holds water and nutrients differently than sandier soils, so timing and product choice matter more in Manor than in a lot of other areas. We build fertilization and weed control programs around how this clay drains and dries, which keeps turf healthier through our hot summers.