Answers before you call
The 7 questions Superior Lawn & Landscaping gets asked most, answered in full: how a property is priced, whether you need to be home, cut height by season, the North DFW cities covered, and how fast you hear back. If your question is not here, call (940) 597-2916 and ask.
Common questions about
our lawn and landscape services
Straight answers. Anything specific to your property gets settled on the walk-through.
How do you determine my price?
For mowing, sod, mulching and weed or insect treatment we measure the square footage of the area needing service, using Google Maps for mowing, and price from there. Landscape design, tree and bush trimming and Christmas lights are quoted per project after a site visit.
Does someone need to be home when you mow?
No. We just need access to every area due for service. If a backyard is on a lock system, please unlock it before the crew arrives.
How do you decide the height to cut my lawn?
It changes with the season. Lower in early spring, higher through summer to protect the grass from heat, then gradually shorter through fall. Tell the crew before they start if you want it different and we will match your preference.
What areas do you serve?
North DFW, based out of Denton. Denton, Frisco, Plano, McKinney, Prosper, Little Elm, The Colony, Highland Village, Lewisville, Oak Point, Lake Dallas, Corinth, Argyle and Lantana.
How does your process work?
You send a request and we reply within one business day. For anything beyond routine mowing we walk the property, then send an itemized quote. Nothing starts until you approve it in writing.
Do you handle both residential and commercial?
Yes. Residential properties and commercial grounds across the same service area.
How fast will I hear back?
Within one business day, every time. That is a commitment, not a target.
Still stuck? Call (940) 597-2916 or email us. Every quote request answered within one business day.
Get a real number, itemized
Send the property address and what you need. We reply within one business day, and nothing starts until you approve the quote in writing.