Lawn mowing
Mowing, string trimming, edging along driveways and walks, and blowing off hard surfaces on every visit. Weekly, every other week, or one time.
Lawn Mowing Service in Citrus County, FL
Weekly, every-other-week, and one-time mowing for Citrus County homes and businesses. Every visit includes mowing, string trimming, edging, and blowing, and every quote is free.
Lawn and yard services we offer
From a single overgrown cut to year-round care, every service is quoted for your property.
Maintenance plans
One flat monthly rate covering mowing all year, with plan options that add shrub trimming, hand weeding, palm trimming, and a yearly cleanup.
Shrub and hedge trimming
Shrubs and hedges shaped and kept tidy, with every clipping hauled away so your beds stay clean.
Palm trimming
Dead fronds and seed pods removed from palms, with all fronds hauled off your property.
Mulch and bed care
Fresh mulch delivered and spread, and flower beds weeded by hand with no chemicals.
Yard cleanups
Leaves, fallen branches, and storm debris cleared, from a light touch-up to a fully overgrown yard.
Also available on request, including debris haul-off and first cuts for overgrown lawns, vacant homes, and listings.
Why Citrus County chooses Dan The Lawn Man
Mowing should be one less thing on your list. You get a clear price, a schedule that fits your yard, and a finished look every time we leave.
Free estimates
Every price is based on your lot size and layout, and quotes cost nothing.
Flexible schedules
Weekly in the growing season, every other week in winter, or a one-time cut.
A complete cut
Mowing, trimming, edging, and blowing are included on every visit, not extras.
No chemicals
We don’t spray weed killer or fertilizer. Beds are weeded by hand.
Local lawn care for Citrus County
Dan The Lawn Man is a lawn service for homes, rentals, and businesses across Citrus County, Florida. We handle the mowing, trimming, and yard cleanups so you can enjoy your weekends instead of spending them behind a mower.
Grass here grows fastest from about March through November, so most lawns need weekly cuts in those months and every other week in winter. We set your schedule around that and keep it consistent.
Not sure if your street is in our area? Call (727) 569-6516 and ask.
Request an estimate
Tell us about your yard and we’ll get back to you with a price. Prefer to talk? Call (727) 569-6516.
Lawn care questions
Straight answers to the questions we hear most in Citrus County.
How much does lawn mowing cost in Citrus County, FL?
Price depends on lot size, how often you want service, and how many obstacles like trees, beds, and fencing the lawn has. Quotes are free for homes and businesses in Citrus Springs, Lecanto, Crystal River, Beverly Hills, and Inverness. Call (727) 569-6516 or request an estimate online.
How often should a lawn be mowed in Citrus County, Florida?
Grass grows fastest here from about March through November, so most lawns need weekly mowing then. From December through February, growth slows and every other week is usually enough.
Do you mow overgrown lawns or do one-time cuts?
Yes. We handle one-time cuts and overgrown lawns, including vacant homes and properties being listed for sale. Overgrown lawns are quoted separately because the first cut takes longer.
Do you spray weed killer or fertilizer?
No. We don’t offer chemical weed control or fertilization. Flower beds can be hand weeded with no chemicals.
What areas do you serve?
Citrus Springs, Lecanto, Crystal River, Beverly Hills, and Inverness in Citrus County, Florida.
Do I have to sign a contract?
No contract is needed for per-cut or one-time mowing. Year-round maintenance plans, which bill a flat monthly rate, use a 12-month agreement.
How do I pay?
Service is prepaid. When you start, we email you a secure link to keep a card on file with Stripe, our payment processor. We charge it the day before each per-cut visit, or once a month for year-round plans, and email a receipt every time. You can see your bills, update your card, and skip visits anytime in My account. Prefer cash or check? Just ask.