Salt Lake County
Cottonwood Heights sits on the bench between the two Cottonwood canyons. It is higher, cooler, and windier than the valley floor, and the lawns reflect all three.
Air drains out of both Big and Little Cottonwood canyons across this bench. Lawns dry faster than the same grass would a few miles west, and irrigation coverage needs checking more often because wind pushes spray off target.
Bench ground is stonier and shallower than valley-floor soil. Roots have less depth to work with, which makes relieving compaction and keeping moisture in the profile more important, not less.
Sloped lawns shed water before it soaks in. Aerating first, then watering in shorter cycles, is usually what fixes a hillside lawn that will not stay green.
Mowing + Fertilization & Weed Control, handled by one team on one schedule.
Relieve compacted soil so your lawn can breathe.
Reliable, recurring mowing on a consistent schedule.
Aeration + Fertilizer, bundled to set your lawn up for spring.
We work across Cottonwood Heights and the surrounding Salt Lake County communities.
Not sure whether we reach your street?Text usand we’ll confirm.
Enter your address, tell us what you need, and trace your lawn on the aerial map. We calculate your real lawn size from that outline and show your price right away for services with online pricing. No in-person visit needed.
You trace your lawn areas on an aerial photo of your property — front, back, and side yards. We calculate the square footage from the real map coordinates you draw, so the number is based on your actual lawn, not an average.
We serve Salt Lake City and the surrounding communities in the Salt Lake Valley, including Holladay, Millcreek, Cottonwood Heights, Sandy, Murray, Sugar House, Draper, West Jordan, and Taylorsville. Don’t see your city? Text us and we’ll check.
Trace what you can and send the request anyway, or text us instead. We look at anything out of the ordinary personally and follow up with a quote.
Trace your lawn on the map and your price appears as you go.