Plans & pricing

Priced off your lot, not off your zip code.

The numbers below are what a typical property on that tier pays. We measure the mowable area from the county parcel before we send anything in writing, so the quote you get is the price you pay all season.

Weekly Mow

$52

per visit · up to 6,000 sq ft

The route service, nothing else.

  • Weekly mow, edge, trim and blow
  • Fixed service day, same crew all season
  • Clippings mulched in place or bagged on request
  • Visit note by email the same evening

Fertilizer, aeration and cleanups quoted separately.

Full Season

$186

per month · Apr–Oct, up to 10,000 sq ft

What most of our customers are on.

  • Everything in Weekly Mow
  • Six-round fertilization and broadleaf weed control
  • Fall core aeration and overseed
  • Spring cleanup and two fall leaf passes
  • Bed weeding every fourth visit

Sprinkler start-up and blow-out are $95 each.

Estate

$340

per month · Apr–Oct, quarter acre and up

Bigger lots, and the irrigation too.

  • Everything in Full Season
  • Sprinkler start-up, mid-season audit and blow-out
  • Shrub shaping twice per season
  • Annual mulch refresh, up to 6 yards
  • Named crew lead and a direct number

Tree work over 12 ft is referred to an arborist we trust.

Add-ons

Everything else, at a published price.

Add-ons are quoted before they happen and appear on your visit note. Nobody from GreenCrest will do work you have not agreed to and bill you for it.

ServicePriceNotes
Core aeration$145Up to 6,000 sq ft; $18 per additional 1,000
Overseed (tall fescue)$120Best paired with aeration the same day
Sprinkler start-up$95Zone walk, nozzle adjustment, controller schedule
Sprinkler blow-out$95Booked automatically in October unless you decline
Spring or fall cleanupFrom $180Hauled away, not blown into the street
Mulch, installed$78 / ydShredded cedar or dark hardwood
Grub treatment$110Only when we find them; we photograph the damage first
Power raking$165For heavy thatch — genuinely needed on maybe one lawn in eight

Common questions

The four things everybody asks.

Is there a contract?

No. Monthly plans are billed for the month you are in, and two weeks’ notice ends the service. We would rather keep you because the lawn looks right than because leaving is awkward.

What if it rains on my day?

We push to the next dry day on that route, usually within 48 hours. If a week is genuinely lost, the monthly plans are not charged for it — the price assumes 26–28 visits a season, and we true up in October.

Do I need to be home?

No, as long as the crew can reach the back yard. Locked gates are the one thing that costs a visit; if you leave a code with us it lives with the crew lead, not on a clipboard in the truck.

Are the sprays safe around pets?

Keep animals and children off the turf until it dries — about two hours on a normal Denver afternoon. We flag every treated lawn and note the product used in your visit email.