Residential lawn care in Somerset, KY
Weekly or biweekly mowing, trimming and edging for your home, done on the day we said, at one flat price.

A yard you are proud of, without giving up your Saturday
Keeping up a lawn in Kentucky is a weekly job from April into November. Miss a week in May and the grass is ankle high. Most homeowners who call us are not looking for anything fancy. They want the lawn cut well, the edges clean and a crew that shows up when it said it would.
Longbow Grounds mows home lawns in Somerset and the nearby Pulaski County towns. You choose weekly or biweekly service. We mow, trim, edge and blow off the drive and walks on every visit, and you pay one flat price per visit that we agree on up front.
We bring the same standard to a home lawn that we bring to an office or a church: straight lines, clean edges and nothing left on the driveway.

What every mowing visit includes
We mow the full lawn, front and back, then string trim everywhere the mower cannot reach: along the house and beds, around trees, mailbox posts, fences and play sets. The driveway and walks get a hard edge so the lawn has a clean border.
Before we leave, clippings are blown off the drive, walks, porch and patio. Gates are closed behind us. You get a short message that the visit is done.
Mowing height matters more than most people think
Most home lawns around Somerset are tall fescue, often mixed with Kentucky bluegrass. These are cool season grasses, and they do best when they are kept tall. A taller cut shades the soil, keeps roots cooler in summer and leaves less room for crabgrass and other weeds.
Cutting a lawn very short so it can go longer between mows is the most common mistake we see. It stresses the grass, browns it out in July and opens the door to weeds. We follow the one third rule, taking off no more than a third of the blade at a time, and we raise the deck in the heat of summer.
Weekly or biweekly
Grass in this part of Kentucky grows hardest from April into June and again in September and October. In those months a weekly cut keeps the lawn even and avoids heavy clippings. In the hot, dry stretch of summer growth slows, and some lawns can move to every other week.
If you are on biweekly service and the lawn jumps after a wet spell, we will let you know, and you decide whether to add a visit. You are never billed for a visit you did not agree to.
Clean edges and a clean driveway
The difference between a lawn that was mowed and a lawn that looks cared for is in the edges. A crisp line along the driveway and front walk, tight trimming at the foundation and around the mailbox, and no clippings on the pavement. That is what the neighbors see from the street, and it is what we check before the truck pulls away.
More than mowing when you want it
Many homeowners start with mowing and add work as the season goes on. We also handle bed care and mulch, shrub trimming, spring cleanups and fall leaf removal, gutter cleaning and Christmas light installation. Having one company for all of it means one phone number and a crew that already knows your property.
How pricing works
Request a quote and tell us your address. We look at the lawn, measure the turf and note the trimming and edging involved. You get one flat price per visit for weekly service and one for biweekly. The price stays the same for the season unless the work changes.
We are a registered Kentucky business, locally owned in Somerset, and you deal directly with the owner.
Where we mow
We mow home lawns in Somerset, Burnside, Ferguson, Science Hill, Eubank, Nancy and Bronston. Routes stay within about 20 miles of Somerset so your mowing day stays your mowing day.
Three steps to grounds you do not have to think about
- 1
Request a bid
Fill out the short bid form or call (606) 485-2301. It takes about two minutes.
- 2
Site walk and written quote
We walk the property with you and send a written quote within 48 hours.
- 3
Service starts on your schedule
Pick weekly or biweekly service and a start date. We take it from there.
Residential lawn care questions in Somerset, KY
How much does lawn mowing cost in Somerset?
It depends on the size of the lawn, how much trimming and edging there is and whether you choose weekly or biweekly service. We look at the property and give you one flat price per visit before any work starts.
Should I choose weekly or biweekly mowing?
Weekly is best in spring and fall, when cool season grass grows fastest. Biweekly can work in the slower summer months or for lawns that are not watered. We will tell you plainly what your lawn needs.
Do I need to be home?
No. As long as we can reach the lawn and any gates are unlocked, you do not need to be there.
Do you bag the clippings?
Usually no. When a lawn is mowed on schedule, the short clippings fall back into the turf and feed it. If growth got ahead and clippings would clump, we deal with them so nothing is left sitting on the lawn.
What if it rains on my mowing day?
We come on the next workable day. Mowing a soaked lawn leaves ruts and clumps, so a short delay is better for the turf.
Is there a contract?
Residential service is a simple seasonal agreement: the price per visit, the schedule and the start date. No surprises.
Which neighborhoods do you serve?
Homes in Somerset, Burnside, Ferguson, Science Hill, Eubank, Nancy and Bronston. If you are a little outside those towns, ask.
Explore more from Longbow Grounds
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- Bed care and mulch
- Seasonal cleanups
- Gutter cleaning
- Christmas light installation
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- Offices, banks and medical
- Churches
- Retail and industrial
- Service area
- Lawn care in Somerset
- Lawn care in Burnside
- Lawn care in Ferguson
- Lawn care in Science Hill
- Lawn care in Eubank
- Lawn care in Nancy
- Lawn care in Bronston
- About Longbow Grounds
- Request a bid
Now booking 2027 maintenance contracts
Spots are limited so routes stay tight. Request a bid, or call Longbow Grounds at (606) 485-2301.

