Weekly • Biweekly • Clippings Removed • Same Crew
15 years. One standard. Weekly and biweekly lawn mowing and grass cutting across Langley. A fixed day, the same crew, and every clipping taken with us when we go.
Serving the Fraser Valley since 2011.
BC Landscape and Nursery Association members.
Fully insured and WorkSafeBC covered.
Same crew, same day, every visit.
Written quotes. No vague estimates.
Splendid Landscaping provides lawn mowing and grass cutting in Langley, BC for homes, stratas, and commercial properties, on a weekly or biweekly schedule you can plan your week around.
Most people who call us have been let down by the same three things: visits that drifted by a day or two each week, a different crew every time who cut at a different height, and clippings left bagged by the gate.
So that is what we fix. You get a fixed service day, the same crew who know your property, one consistent cut height through the season, and every clipping removed. If we ever have to move your day, you hear it from us first.
Mowing is also the visit where problems get spotted early. Our crews flag brown patches, moss, thatch and grub damage while there is still time to treat it cheaply.
One consistent cut height, raised in summer heat so the lawn holds.
Crisp edges along beds, walks, fences and around every obstacle.
Blown down and taken away. Nothing bagged and left by the gate.
We flag moss, thatch, grubs and brown patch before they spread.
The same day each week, and the same crew who know the property.
First cut in spring, final cut and leaf clear in late autumn.
Short answer: sometimes, and in this climate you have to be willing to, or the lawn never gets cut between October and May.
Light rain and damp grass are fine. What causes damage is cutting saturated ground, where the mower tears rather than slices, wheels rut the turf, and wet clippings clump and smother whatever is underneath.
So we judge it on the day rather than by the forecast. If your lawn can be cut without harming it, we cut it. If it cannot, we move you to the next dry day that week and tell you why. You are never simply skipped and you are never charged for a visit that did not happen.
That single judgement is most of what separates a crew that keeps a Fraser Valley lawn healthy from one that quietly wrecks it over a wet spring.
The rule that matters is the one third rule: never take more than a third of the blade height in one cut. Break it and the lawn yellows, thins and lets weeds in. Everything else follows from that.
In practice that means weekly through the spring flush, when Fraser Valley grass grows faster than most people expect, and biweekly once summer slows it down. Skipping weeks in April to save money almost always costs more in repair later.
Mowing is priced per visit on lot size, how much edging and trimming the property needs, and access. We measure on site and put the number in writing, then it does not move because a month was busier than expected.
For the wider picture, our guide to typical rates covers what landscaping work costs across the Fraser Valley.
Common areas, boulevards, business park frontages and industrial yards, cut on a contracted route with reporting your council or head office can file. We hold WCB clearance and full liability coverage.
Larger sites are cut with ride on equipment where access allows, which keeps the cost per square foot down on the big open areas.
Full detail, including the procurement paperwork, is on our commercial and strata landscaping page.
We do not make this complicated.
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We measure the lawn, look at the edging and access, and give you a clear written price per visit. No guesswork and no vague estimates.
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Choose weekly or biweekly and lock in a service day. You will know which day the crew comes and who they are.
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Cut, edged, trimmed and cleared, with the clippings gone. If we spot a problem in the lawn we tell you while it is still cheap to fix.
We run fixed weekly routes through Langley, which is what makes a reliable service day possible. Being on an existing route also keeps your price down.
If you are just outside these areas, call and we will tell you honestly whether we can keep to a schedule for you.
Often yes. Light rain and damp grass are fine. Saturated ground is not, because the mower tears instead of slicing, wheels rut the turf and wet clippings clump and smother the grass underneath. We judge it on the day, and if your lawn cannot be cut safely we move you to the next dry day that week and tell you why.
Weekly from late March through June while growth peaks, then biweekly through summer. The rule that matters is never removing more than a third of the blade height in one cut, which is why skipping weeks in spring causes more damage than people expect.
It is priced per visit on lot size, how much edging and trimming is needed, and access. We measure on site and give you a written price per visit that does not move. You can also see typical landscaping rates across the Fraser Valley.
Yes, every visit. Clippings are blown off paths and driveways and removed from the property. Nothing is bagged and left by the gate.
Yes, and the same service day. A crew that knows your property cuts at a consistent height and spots changes in the lawn, which is most of the value of switching to a professional service.
We mow in light rain. If conditions would damage the turf we move you to the next dry day that week and let you know. You are never simply skipped and never charged for a visit that did not happen.
Yes. Most people start with a single cut or an overgrown reset with nothing to sign, then move onto weekly or biweekly. Seasonal cleanups can be added with our yard cleanup service.
First cuts are usually mid to late March depending on the spring, and the final cut is typically early to mid November alongside a leaf clear.
Yes, on contracted routes with reporting, WCB clearance and full liability coverage. Larger sites are cut with ride on equipment where access allows. Detail is on our commercial and strata page.
Willoughby, Yorkson, Walnut Grove, Murrayville, Brookswood, Fernridge, Fort Langley, Milner and Aldergrove, plus routes into Surrey, Abbotsford, Maple Ridge and Delta.
Practical advice from 15 years of Fraser Valley lawns.
No sales pressure. Just an honest quote and a clear plan.
