Lawn mowing prices around Rhome and north Fort Worth

Most mowing in our area is priced per cut, set by the size of the lot and how much trimming and edging it has.

What should be included

• Mowing at the right height for your grass
• String trimming around beds, fences, trees and the AC
• Hard edging along drives, walks and curbs
• Blowing off all hard surfaces

If a quote doesn't mention edging or blowing, ask. That's where cheap crews save time.

Rough ranges

As a broad 2026 estimate, a typical subdivision lot (up to about a quarter acre) commonly runs somewhere around $35 to $60 per cut weekly here. Larger lots and acreage are priced by size and terrain. Every-other-week service usually costs a bit more per visit, because the grass is longer and slower to cut.

Weekly vs. every other week

In May and June, Bermuda can grow an inch or more a week. Cutting more than about a third of the blade at once browns it, so biweekly service in peak season often leaves a scalped-looking yard. St. Augustine and zoysia tolerate biweekly better.

Red flags

• Asks for a long contract up front
• No insurance
• Same mower height for every grass
• Price only good if you pay a season in advance

Get your price per cut. Most mowing quotes go out the same day.

More guides

• A month-by-month lawn calendar for North Texas
• Bermuda, St. Augustine or zoysia: which grass for your North Texas yard
• Why your backyard holds water after every storm (and how to fix it)
• When is the best time to lay sod in North Texas?
• How much does sod installation cost in North Texas?
• What does a French drain cost? (And when you don't need one)
• Why is my St. Augustine turning yellow or brown?
• 20 tough plants for North Texas yards (that survive August)
• How long should you run your sprinklers in North Texas?
• When to trim trees and shrubs in North Texas (and when not to)