Eleven years of lawns
Cotton's Mowing has been in the lawn business for 11 years. Most of the work is regular mowing and renovation. One-off visits to fix a lawn that already looks bad aren't the focus.
Mowing runs on a set schedule, not on a phone call. A lawn that's mown through the quiet season comes out of it in far better shape, and you won't be chasing anyone in spring when every mower is booked out. The schedule is 21 cuts a year: fortnightly through the growing season and every four weeks through winter. Products are included.
Renovation covers vertimowing, coring and top dressing. It's the work that fixes a tired lawn, and most mowing operators don't offer it. A lawn that's compacted or choked with thatch won't improve no matter how often it's mown. With mowing and renovation under one business, the whole job stays in one place.
Rural renovation jobs are on the table too. Most operators won't make the trip, but rural blocks are often the lawns that need renovation most.
Where I work
- Ongoing mowing: Bullsbrook, Ellenbrook and Brabham, and surrounding areas.
- Lawn renovations: anywhere north of the river, with a focus on rural properties.
The work and the gear
Renovation work needs real machinery. Vertimowing, coring and top dressing are not jobs you can do properly with a mower alone, and running the right equipment is part of doing them well. If you want to know exactly what Cotton's Mowing runs on a job, ask at quoting.