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Lawn Care in Austin, TX

Compare 18 local lawn care pros. Typical service: $39–$69.

Top Lawn Care Companies in Austin

  1. 1.Longhorn Lawns

    4.6★ (132 reviews)

    4.6★ from 132 reviews

  2. 2.Marathon Lawn Care & Services LLC

    5.0★ (82 reviews)

    5.0★ from 82 reviews

  3. 3.House to House Lawn Care

    4.5★ (118 reviews)

    4.5★ from 118 reviews

  4. 4.Austin’s lawn enforcement

    5.0★ (46 reviews)

    5.0★ from 46 reviews

  5. 5.Leo's Landscaping and Handyman Services

    5.0★ (42 reviews)

    5.0★ from 42 reviews

  6. 6.AP lawn care LLC

    4.8★ (42 reviews)

    4.8★ from 42 reviews

  7. 7.Catheys Lawn Care

    4.6★ (29 reviews)

    4.6★ from 29 reviews

  8. 8.Maven Landscape Services

    4.5★ (21 reviews)

    4.5★ from 21 reviews

  9. 9.Capital Clean Solutions

    4.9★ (15 reviews)

    4.9★ from 15 reviews

  10. 10.Castro Family Landscaping Austin

    4.2★ (17 reviews)

    4.2★ from 17 reviews

  11. 11.Lone Star Grass & Landscape

    4.5★ (13 reviews)

    4.5★ from 13 reviews

  12. 12.storm tree service and remodeling

    5.0★ (7 reviews)

    5.0★ from 7 reviews

  13. 13.Grey Rock Lawn Care Services

    5.0★ (5 reviews)

    5.0★ from 5 reviews

  14. 14.Apex Lawn Care

    4.0★ (4 reviews)

    4.0★ from 4 reviews

  15. 15.Bold Property Services LLC

    5.0★ (1 reviews)

    5.0★ from 1 reviews

  16. 16.Bryant’s Beautiful Lawns

    5.0★ (1 reviews)

    5.0★ from 1 reviews

  17. 17.Research Turf Management

    4.0★ (1 reviews)

    4.0★ from 1 reviews

  18. 18.Handy Andy Home & Lawn

Lawn Care Cost in Austin

Local ranges, adjusted for area wage and cost-of-living data.

ServiceTypical range in Austin
Weekly mowing$39–$69/visit
Fertilization$59–$118/application
Aeration$98–$196/job

Lawn Care prices in Austin run about 2% below the national average, based on what this trade earns in the metro area — so neighbouring cities in the same metro see similar rates.

Quotes on this page come from 18 companies serving Austin, rated 4.7★ on average across 576 customer reviews.

Austin Climate & Seasonal Timing

What Austin's weather means for scheduling lawn care.

Last spring frost
February 19
First fall frost
December 5
Annual precipitation
34.32"
Heating degree days
1,540
Cooling degree days
3,140
MonthLowHighPrecip
Jan41.5°61.5°2.22"
Feb44.8°65.2°2.02"
Mar51.3°72.2°2.76"
Apr58.6°79.8°2.09"
May66.7°86.5°4.44"
Jun72.3°92.1°4.33"
Jul74.4°95.6°1.88"
Aug74.6°97°2.35"
Sep69.4°90.5°2.99"
Oct60.6°81.8°3.88"
Nov50.6°71.4°2.96"
Dec42.3°62.7°2.4"

NOAA station data 1.58 miles from Austin.

Permits & Regulations in TX

No permit typically required

  • Commercial lawn pesticide application requires a Texas Department of Agriculture commercial applicator license
  • Lawn and ornamental work is a distinct license category from structural pest control
  • Many Texas municipalities enforce watering-day restrictions during declared drought stages

License required: Texas Department of Agriculture commercial applicator license (lawn and ornamental)

Sources: texasagriculture.gov

Lawn Care FAQs for Austin

How much does lawn mowing cost in Austin?

Weekly mowing in Austin typically runs $39-$69 per visit.

When does the growing season start in Austin?

Grass in Austin greens up after the last frost near February 19.

How often should I mow in Austin?

Given Austin rainfall of 34.32 inches, weekly mowing is typical in peak season.

Are there fertilizer restrictions in TX?

Yes — Commercial lawn pesticide application requires a Texas Department of Agriculture commercial applicator license. This affects Austin lawn schedules.

How many lawn services cover Austin?

We track 18 lawn professionals serving Austin.

When should I aerate in Austin?

Early fall, before the first frost around December 5, works best in Austin.

Does grass grow year-round in Austin?

With 3,140 cooling degree days and winter lows near 42F, Austin lawns keep growing through much of the winter, so mowing rarely stops entirely.

How much watering do Austin lawns need?

At 34.32 inches of annual rainfall and summer highs near 97F, Austin lawns typically need supplemental irrigation for most of the growing season.