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Frequently asked questions
General
Pastime Lawncare is intentionally structured as a small, owner-operated residential service with a limited service area and client list. By staying local and working with a focused group of homeowners, I’m able to schedule efficiently, give each lawn the attention it deserves, and avoid the overhead associated with large crews and high-volume routes.
This approach allows me to provide consistent, detail-focused service, at fair pricing while maintaining professional standards and quality results.
I send invoices for all mowing services completed in a given month during the last week of each month. Payment is due within the first 5 business days of the following month.
For one-time services such as: fertilization, weed control, dethatching, aeration, overseeding and seasonal clean-ups, invoices are sent the day after completion of the service, and payment is due within the first 5 business days upon completion. If you are a regular weekly lawn care maintenance client, any or all of the additional services completed will be added to your monthly service invoice.
I accept secure online payments by credit or debit card through our emailed invoices. Venmo and checks are also accepted for convenience.
Make sure that your watering schedule is not set to water the night before or the morning of a scheduled service, kindly pick up any pet mess the day before I arrive, and do a quick property pick-up of any non-fixed obstacles, kids toys, etc.
No, I do not service commercial properties. My business is built around serving homeowners in Star, and keeping my route small means your lawn receives the kind of attention I’d give my own.
I personally handle every service visit. As the owner and operator of Pastime Lawncare, you'll always know who is working on your property. For larger seasonal cleanup projects, I may occasionally be joined by one or both of my sons, but all work is performed to the same standards and level of care.
I use industry-leading EGO battery-powered equipment because it’s better suited for residential lawns and neighborhoods. Battery-powered equipment operates much more quietly than gas-powered machines and produces no exhaust fumes, making it more pleasant for homeowners and far less disruptive for neighbors.
In addition to being quieter and cleaner, this equipment helps reduce turf damage and soil compaction often caused by oversized commercial machines, while still delivering professional-quality results. It’s a more thoughtful approach to residential lawn care - better for your lawn, your neighborhood, and the environment.
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