Lawn Mowing
Striped, healthy lawns with squared edges. From courtyard plots to country gardens.
+50% surcharge for overgrown first cuts
ELawnCare mows lawns across Queen Edith's at £20 per 100m² with a £40 minimum visit. Striped finish, squared edges, cuttings cleared. Strimming adds £12.
Queen Edith's is a leafy residential area in south Cambridge with generous family homes and well-established gardens. Properties along Queen Edith's Way, Hills Road, and the surrounding streets often have lawns of 300m² or more, with mature trees and deep borders. Regular mowing keeps these substantial gardens looking their best.
Written by Evaldas, owner of ELawnCare. Last reviewed .
Striped, healthy lawns with squared edges. From courtyard plots to country gardens.
+50% surcharge for overgrown first cuts
Crisp finished edges along paths, fences, and beds. Add to a mow or book on its own.
£20 per 100m² with a £40 minimum. A typical Queen Edith's garden of 350m² costs £70 per cut, or £63 on a monthly plan. Strimming adds £12. Cuttings disposal £12. Overgrown first cuts carry a 50% surcharge for the first visit only.
Mature trees in Queen Edith's gardens create significant shade. Shaded lawns benefit from a higher cut setting to keep the grass healthy. Areas under dense canopy may thin naturally and respond well to overseeding as part of the lawn renewal package at £200 per 100m².
£20 per 100m² with a £40 minimum. Strimming adds £12. Monthly plans take 10% off. No callout charge. A 350m² lawn costs £70 per cut, or £63 on a plan.
Yes. Queen Edith's Way, Wulfstan Way, the streets off Hills Road, and the surrounding CB1 area are all within the free callout zone. Served on regular south Cambridge rounds.
Yes. Exposed roots, low branches, and dappled shade are all managed carefully. The mowing height is adjusted under tree canopies to keep the grass healthy. Shaded areas are not scalped.
£2M public liability
CB1 to CB25 free callout
Owner handles every visit
Or book a free in-person visit for fencing and larger jobs.