STAGING IS THE SECRET

Grass cutting typically involves mowing the lawn to maintain its length, ensuring that it remains at a consistent height. This service usually includes edging around the perimeter of the lawn and blowing away debris. On the other hand, landscaping involves designing and maintaining the entire outdoor space, including planting, mulching, tree and shrub trimming, and more.

While grass cutting focuses solely on the lawn, landscaping considers the overall aesthetics and functionality of the entire outdoor area. The equipment and skills required for landscaping are often more advanced and specialized than those required for grass cutting, which is why the pricing for these two services can vary.

Overgrown vegetation and tree trimming are more complex tasks that require specialized equipment and expertise. While a grass cutter may be able to cut down some small bushes or trim low-hanging branches, this service is typically not included in a standard grass cutting package. The pricing for these additional services is usually higher than that for grass cutting alone, as it requires more time, labor, and equipment.

Therefore, it's important to understand that while grass cutting and landscaping may seem like similar services, they involve different levels of expertise and equipment. If you require additional services beyond grass cutting, it's important to communicate your needs with your service provider and get a clear understanding of the pricing and services that will be provided.