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Walk the yard
The operator looks at the yard with you and agrees on what’s included.
- Front, back, or both
- Gates, pets and anything to avoid
- Trimming, edging and blowing off
Lawn care from home
A yard you don’t have to think about.
Mowing, trimming, edging, blowing off and watering, done on a regular schedule by a local lawn care operator. Want to run the business? Start a lawn care service from your home with Annie’s.
A local business does the yard work. Talk with Annie’s about the business package and support.
How it works
Walk the yard. Set the day. Keep it looking cared for.
Agree on the work, the price, the gate and the schedule before the first mow.
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Set the schedule
Pick a regular day: every week in the growing season, or every other week.
- Confirm the price per visit
- Agree what happens on rain days
- Add watering or cleanups if wanted
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Keep it up
The yard gets cut, trimmed and swept on schedule, all season.
- Spring and fall cleanups by arrangement
- Watering visits while you travel
- Pause or change the schedule any time
Before your first mow
Know what you are booking.
Ask about the service area, the regular day, what’s included in a visit and how rain days are handled. Tree work, chemical weed and bug treatments, and irrigation repair are separate jobs that need a separate conversation.
Contact us to discuss service availability, pricing and scheduling in your area.
For the person who wants to run it
A lawn care business you can run from home.
You own the equipment and do the yard work. Start with the mower you have, the hours you have and the streets close to home, and talk with Annie’s about setting up the business around them.
Your equipment
- A mower that fits the yards you’ll cut
- A string trimmer that edges, and a blower
- Gas cans, spare line, blades and a way to sharpen them
- A truck, or a trailer your vehicle can pull safely
- Eye and ear protection, boots, gloves and water
Your everyday work
- Set your service area and route days
- Walk each yard and agree the price
- Mow, trim, edge and blow off on schedule
- Keep a record of every visit and expense
Mowing, trimming and watering need no state license in Oklahoma. Spraying weed or bug treatments for pay does — that’s a commercial pesticide applicator license.
Plan with Annie’s
Discuss your business website, customer inquiries, scheduling and a practical route for serving your area.
Contact us to discuss the package, costs and the support you need to get started.
Two ways in
Get help with the yard. Or build a business doing it.
Tell Annie’s where you are and whether you want the service or want to run it.