The lawn sorted, for £20.
Affordable lawn mowing for homes across Sandwich, Deal, Worth, Ash, Woodnesborough, Eastry and Sandwich Bay. Front and back, edges tidied, and clippings sorted.
A neat cut, tidy edges and a garden that smells of fresh grass.
No surprises. We turn up, mow both your front and back lawn, tidy the edges and take care of clippings. That’s £20 for most homes in East Kent.
- Front and back lawns cut at the right height for the season
- Edges and paths tidied so everything looks finished
- Short clippings left in summer for feed, or collected when wet or long
- Sharp, clean blades for a healthier lawn (no ragged ends)
- Same friendly faces every time, no call centres
Booking a mow couldn’t be simpler.
Text or call
Send a quick message or photo of your garden. Richard usually replies the same day.
We agree a day
We’ll suggest a time that fits. You don’t need to be home, we just need access to the garden.
Lawn sorted
We mow, tidy and clear up, then drop you a message to let you know it’s done.
Only pay if you’re happy
If it’s not to your liking, you don’t pay. Most of our customers book us again, and again.
Lawn mowing for every village we call home.
We’re never more than a few minutes away from your garden. Book a mow for:
If you’re in a nearby village, give us a call, we’ll almost always say yes.
Lawn mowing questions, answered.
How much is a lawn mow in Sandwich?
Most front-and-back lawns are £20. Larger gardens or very long grass may be more, but we always tell you up-front.
How often should I have my lawn mowed?
In Kent, most lawns do best with a mow every 1–2 weeks in spring and summer, every 2–3 weeks in autumn, and rarely in winter. See our guide on when to mow for the full schedule.
Do I need to be home?
No, as long as we can access the garden. Lots of customers let us in via a side gate or lockbox and we text when we’re done.
What if my grass is really long?
No problem, that’s what our overgrown lawn rescue is for. We lower the height in stages so the lawn recovers properly.
Do you take away the clippings?
Short clippings in summer we leave as natural feed. Longer or wet clippings we collect and take away with us.
Ready for a tidy lawn?
Text Richard a photo of your garden and you’ll have a quote in no time.