Established in 2017
Lawn Mowing Brisbane
Dylan’s Mowing looks after lawns right across Brisbane, on both sides of the river, from the tight inner-city blocks around East Brisbane out to the bigger yards at Browns Plains and up towards Eatons Hill.
Every booking is a regular one. Weekly, fortnightly or monthly, whichever suits your lawn, and you can change the frequency or pause it any time because there’s no lock-in contract.
You get a fixed price before we start, and nobody needs to come out and measure anything first. Send through a few details about your block and you’ll have a quote back the same day.
We’re fully insured with $20M public liability through NRMA, and every contractor is police checked before they set foot on your property.
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What's included in every visit
Every visit covers the same four things. We mow all the lawn areas on your property, edge all the edges so it looks finished rather than just cut, and blow the clippings off your driveway, paths and patio before we go. If there’s no green waste bin on site, we take the clippings with us.
That’s the standard visit, and it’s the same whether you’re booked weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Straightforward grass cutting and edging, done properly, with nothing on that list treated as an optional extra.
Mow all
lawn areas
Edge all
edges
Blow
clippings off
driveway, pathways and patio
Take
clippings
if no green waste bin
Brisbane suburbs
we service
Our Brisbane crews work both the northside and the southside.
Up north we’re regularly in Aspley, Chermside, Carseldine, Sandgate, Nundah and Bracken Ridge, and further out at Eatons Hill on the Moreton Bay side. It’s a real mix up there, older established blocks with mature gardens sitting alongside newer estates where the lawns are bigger and flatter.
South of the river we cover Browns Plains, Acacia Ridge and East Brisbane, along with Birkdale out towards the bay. Those range from small courtyards you could mow in twenty minutes to family blocks in the growth corridor that need a fair bit longer.
If you can’t see your suburb on that list, ask anyway. We pick up new areas all the time and can usually tell you the same day whether we’re out your way.
What it's like mowing
in Brisbane
Brisbane lawns grow hard. Through summer and the wet season most people move to weekly cuts just to stay on top of it, then ease back to fortnightly once things cool down and the growth slows.
Block sizes swing a lot depending on where you are. An inner-city property might be a courtyard you could finish in the time it takes to have a coffee. Out at Browns Plains or Eatons Hill you’re often looking at a proper yard that needs real time on site, and the price reflects that.
Pricing
Lawn mowing in Brisbane starts at $77 a visit. The average job lands around $99, and most homes sit somewhere between $77 and $132. Size is the main thing that moves the price:
| Lawn size | Price from |
|---|---|
| Up to 550sqm | $77 |
| Up to 700sqm | $88 |
| Up to 850sqm | $99 |
| Up to 1,000sqm | $132 |
Why monthly costs more, not less
Here’s the one that catches people out. Weekly and fortnightly cost the same per visit. Monthly costs about $30 more.
A lawn cut weekly or fortnightly never gets the chance to grow long, so it stays quick to cut and the price holds steady whichever of those two you pick. Leave it a month and the grass gets away from you, especially through a Brisbane summer. It’s thicker, slower going, there are more clippings to deal with, and edges that took two minutes take five. That extra work is the $30.
So the shorter the gap between visits, the less each visit costs you.
If your lawn is badly overgrown
Worth knowing up front. If your lawn is properly overgrown when we first arrive, over about 30cm, that first cut takes longer and needs heavier gear. When that’s the case we’ll tell you before we start that there’s a one-off overgrowth charge on the first visit, usually somewhere between $50 and $200 depending on the size of the block and how far gone it is. Every visit after that is your normal fixed price.
Garden maintenance
in Brisbane
If you want more than the lawn looked after, our garden maintenance Brisbane service covers hedging, weeding, pruning and general tidy-ups. It’s booked separately from mowing, so you’re only paying for what you actually want done.
One thing for NDIS customers. We can take on plan-managed participants for lawn mowing, but not for gardening.
FAQ
Questions?
We have answers.
From $77 a visit, with the average job around $99. Most homes fall between $77 and $132 depending on the size of the block and how easy it is to get around. You’ll have a fixed price before the first visit and we don’t need to come out and measure it.
Weekly and fortnightly cost the same per visit. Monthly is about $30 more, because the grass has longer to grow between cuts and takes more work to bring back.
We’re across both sides of the river, including Aspley, Chermside, Carseldine, Sandgate, Nundah, Bracken Ridge, Eatons Hill, Browns Plains, Acacia Ridge, Birkdale and East Brisbane. If yours isn’t on the list, get in touch and we’ll confirm either way.
Yes, for lawn mowing. We also look after Support at Home clients, which is the aged care program that replaced Home Care Packages, and that one covers both mowing and gardening.
No. Every booking is weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Keeping lawns on a schedule is what lets us hold a fixed price and get to everyone reliably.
There’s a one-off charge on the first cut if it’s over about 30cm, usually $50 to $200 depending on the block. We’ll quote it before we start, and you’re back on your normal price from the second visit.
Get a fixed price for your Brisbane lawn, back the same day, with no site inspection needed
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