CN'R Lawn N' Landscape - Mowing Updates

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Weekly Lawn Mowing in Minnetonka

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Normally, C N’R keeps the cutting height somewhere between 2.75” & 3.00” unless a different height is specifically requested. During “hotter” times, C N’R may raise to around 3.50"

Latest Update

 

UPDATED THURSDAY, APRIL 18

If you click over to our “spring clean up” progress update section and read the update dated “thursday, april 18” - you can catch up on what has gone on weather-wise since late March. If you are a CNR snowbird customer just coming back to MN, knowing what has been going on is important. Why? Well, it explains that early warmth and wetness causes other delays which will cause delays in the start of our mowing season. C N’R will not be able to start the weekly mowing process until our spring clean process has been complete. Again, if you click over to that particular spring clean update, you will read that the week of April 29th will likely be a transition week from spring clean ups to weekly mowing services. And referring back to "warmer conditions earlier this season and then all this moisture", this is greening things up fast and growing will start to occur. The problem that this causes is longer growing lawns before C N’R can arrive to provide the first cut. Weekly mowing customers that are signed up for spring clean up - if your clean up occurs later in April, you will get a lawn mowing where our spring clean up vac systems can get to. If you are a weekly mowing customer and not a spring clean up customer, your first mow may be during the week of April 29th, or your first mow may end up being the week of May 6th. There is not a lot we can do with this process as all our lawn mowers have spring bagging systems installed until we are fully completed with spring clean ups and lawn de-thatching. If you end up being a customer with a longer lawn at the end of April or early May, please have patience. We (CNR) will know this is going on and we are going to try and get things on schedule as fast as we can during the transitional period of time, but with also using common sense within our industry.

If you have any further questions about this, please EMAIL CRAIG.

Past Updates

UPDATED THURSDAY, APRIL 18

If you click over to our “spring clean up” progress update section and read the update dated “thursday, april 18” - you can catch up on what has gone on weather-wise since late March. If you are a CNR snowbird customer just coming back to MN, knowing what has been going on is important. Why? Well, it explains that early warmth and wetness causes other delays which will cause delays in the start of our mowing season. C N’R will not be able to start the weekly mowing process until our spring clean process has been complete. Again, if you click over to that particular spring clean update, you will read that the week of April 29th will likely be a transition week from spring clean ups to weekly mowing services. And referring back to "warmer conditions earlier this season and then all this moisture", this is greening things up fast and growing will start to occur. The problem that this causes is longer growing lawns before C N’R can arrive to provide the first cut. Weekly mowing customers that are signed up for spring clean up - if your clean up occurs later in April, you will get a lawn mowing where our spring clean up vac systems can get to. If you are a weekly mowing customer and not a spring clean up customer, your first mow may be during the week of April 29th, or your first mow may end up being the week of May 6th. There is not a lot we can do with this process as all our lawn mowers have spring bagging systems installed until we are fully completed with spring clean ups and lawn de-thatching. If you end up being a customer with a longer lawn at the end of April or early May, please have patience. We (CNR) will know this is going on and we are going to try and get things on schedule as fast as we can during the transitional period of time, but with also using common sense within our industry.

If you have any further questions about this, please EMAIL CRAIG.

UPDATED TUESDAY, APRIL 9:

Feel free to read the past couple of updates below for more information leading up to now. But, we wanted to just provide a quick update on our weekly mowing services. With recent rains, and warmth on the way, grass will start greening up pretty quickly, then start growing from there. But, as of April 9th, we have not even started our spring clean up and lawn de-thatching schedule yet. Once our spring services are completed, then we will be starting our weekly mowing schedules which will likely be the first part of May, give or take. Too early to be specific at this time. If you are on our spring clean up schedule, as grass starts growing, you will be mowed with the clean up, but for those that are not on that schedule will not start to get mowed until spring clean ups are finished up. We will keep you posted.

For potential NEW weekly mowing customers looking for an estimate, we ask you to go to FREE ESTIMATES  to submit your request. We can take care of you from there!

Early April Update:

Scroll down to our “March 3rd” update below. Things have changed a bit since that update because we did receive 10-15 inches of snow later in March. For starting some services will be directly affected by that snowfall because we were heading towards an early start before then. But, in general, for specifically weekly mowing, this service usually starts to take place toward the end of April or early May. So, at this time it is too early to talk too much about any type of progress update. What is more important is for our current customer and even new customers to get signed on for the season for “weekly mowing”. To do this, we invite you to click over to our FREE ESTIMATES page and submit your request. We will be happy to help. As we get past mid-April, we are thinking some services will likely be starting and as we know more about our start week for our mowing service, we will also post another update.

UPDATED MARCH 3RD, 2024:

We have had a quiet winter as we all know, so C N’R has had time to get lawn mowers ready for the summer cutting season ahead. With the predicted early spring this season (finally) - knock on wood - of course our weekly mowing services could end up starting a bit early, but at the time of this update - way too early to be talking about start times. Usually on normal (average) seasons, we start our weekly mowing service during the end of April. At this point, the most important thing to do is to make sure you are signed up for the season if you are a current customer. If you are a NEW customer reading this, please go to FREE ESTIMATES and submit your request for mowing services. We will be glad to help. Stay tuned for later updates!


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