Lawn Mowing
Striped, healthy lawns with squared edges. From courtyard plots to country gardens.
+50% surcharge for overgrown first cuts
Summer is the most demanding period for Cambridge lawns. Growth peaks in May and June, requiring weekly mowing to keep on top of it. Through July and August, heat and dry spells slow growth, and fortnightly cuts usually suffice. The key is never removing more than a third of the blade height in a single cut, which prevents stress, yellowing, and scalping.
ELawnCare provides summer mowing across CB1 to CB25 at £20 per 100m² with a £40 minimum visit. Weekly and fortnightly schedules are available. Monthly plans take 10% off all visits. Strimming along edges adds £12 to each mow.
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.
Roots-out, no chemicals. Beds, gravel paths, and patios cleared by hand for lasting results.
1-hour minimum
May and June: weekly cuts at 25mm to 30mm for a fine lawn, 30mm to 40mm for a family lawn. July: move to fortnightly if growth slows in dry weather. August: fortnightly, raising the height slightly if drought stress is visible. September: continue fortnightly as growth picks up with autumn rain.
During extended dry spells, raise the mowing height to 40mm. Taller grass shades the soil, reduces moisture loss, and copes better with drought. Never scalp a drought-stressed lawn.
Water established lawns only during extended drought, and then deeply and infrequently rather than little and often. A single thorough soak once a week is better than daily sprinkling. Feed in June with a summer lawn feed if the grass looks pale or thin.
Weekly in May and June when growth peaks. Fortnightly in July and August if growth slows during dry weather. Never remove more than a third of the blade height. ELawnCare offers both weekly and fortnightly schedules from £20 per 100m².
Only during extended drought. Water deeply once a week rather than daily light sprinkling. Established lawns in Cambridge usually recover from summer browning when autumn rain arrives. Newly laid turf does need regular watering through summer.
Mowing is £20 per 100m², £40 minimum visit. Fortnightly visits through summer cost £80 to £160 per month depending on size. Weekly visits in peak months are double that. Monthly plans take 10% off. Strimming adds £12 per visit.
£2M public liability
CB1 to CB25 free callout
Owner handles every visit
Or book a free in-person visit for fencing and larger jobs.