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tuft Lawn Co.

Taking new lawns in Hilliard, Dublin and nearby

Your lawn,
handled.

Mowing, feeding, weed control and fall cleanups on a set day every week, with a text after every visit that says exactly what we did.

Takes about two minutes. Or compare the plans first.

What does your lawn need?

From a weekly mow to a full year of feeding, weed control and fall cleanup, pick one service or let a plan handle the calendar.

A lawn technician in a green uniform mowing a lush lawn beside trimmed shrubs and flower beds

Most booked

Weekly lawn mowing

Weekly or every-two-weeks mowing with trimming, edging and a clean blow-off. Same day each week, all season.

From $42 a visit

Treatments and seasonal care

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How Tuft works

From your address to a lawn you stop thinking about.

  1. Step 1

    Tell us your address and what the lawn needs

    Pick services or a plan, then your lawn size. No account, no card, no sales call.

    What does your lawn need?

    Pick as many as you like.

    • Lawn mowing (selected)
    • Fertilization & weed control (selected)
    • Aeration & overseeding (not selected)
    • Grub control (not selected)
    • Leaf cleanup (not selected)
  2. Step 2

    See a price range right away

    Built from the same price table we publish. We confirm one firm price after measuring on the first visit.

    Your estimate

    Medium lawn

    Feed + Mow plan

    $222–$274 / month

    8 equal payments, April to November

    • 6 treatment rounds$62–$76 each
    • About 28 weekly mows$50–$62 each
  3. Step 3

    We come on your day, then text you

    Same weekday all season. Every visit ends with a note: what we did, what we used, when the lawn is ready.

    Example visit note: Mowed, trimmed and edged

    Theo, Tuft crew

    Visit note · Tue, 2:41 pm

    Done

    Mowed, trimmed and edged

    • Cut at 3.5 in, clippings mulched
    • Edged the walk and driveway
    • Back gate latched behind us

Skip the Saturday. Not the lawn.

An honest look at Tuft next to doing it yourself.

Tuft compared with doing your own lawn care
Feature tuft Doing it yourself
Mowed on the same day every week Yes No Depends on your weekend
Fertilizer measured to your lawn's real size Yes No Bag math
Licensed applicator on weed control Yes No
A note with products and re-entry time after each visit Yes No
No mower, spreader or aerator to buy and store Yes No
Lowest dollar cost No Yes Honestly, DIY wins here

Most yards pick Feed + Mow

Small lawn from

$186 / month

Medium lawns $222–$274 a month, 8 payments, April to November.

Price my lawn
  • Six feeding and weed-control rounds, spot-sprayed
  • About 28 weekly mows with trimming and edging
  • A visit note after every stop, re-entry time included
Compare all three plans
A brick colonial home with a freshly striped front lawn and trimmed shrubs

Neighbors who stopped mowing

4.8 average from 286 Google reviews.

The visit notes sold me. I get a photo and a list of what they did every Monday, and the dandelions that ran the front yard last year are gone.

Jenna K., Hilliard

I have two dogs, so I asked a lot of questions. They text the morning of every treatment and the note says exactly when the yard is ready again. No guessing.

Aisha M., Westerville
A stone and brick home in autumn with a clean lawn and a curving brick path

We had grub damage two summers in a row. Dana found the problem, explained the June treatment in plain English, and this August the lawn just stayed green.

Rob and Ellen T., Upper Arlington

Service area

Your mow day, by neighborhood

Tight routes mean crews spend the day mowing, not driving. That is how the same day every week actually happens.

  • Monday Hilliard · Amlin
  • Tuesday Upper Arlington · Grandview Heights
  • Wednesday Dublin · Muirfield
  • Thursday Worthington · Clintonville
  • Friday Westerville · Powell
See the full service area
Aerial view of a suburban neighborhood with green summer lawns

Common questions

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Treatments and safety

What do you actually put on my lawn?

Granular slow-release fertilizer, a crabgrass pre-emergent in spring, selective broadleaf herbicides as a spot spray, and, on the Whole Yard plan, one preventive grub product in June. Every visit note lists the product names and rates.

When can kids and pets go back on the lawn?

After a liquid spot spray, once it has dried, usually 1 to 2 hours. After granular products, once they have been watered in by rain or a sprinkler. Always follow the label. Mowing, aeration and leaf visits have no restrictions.

Plans and billing

Is there a contract?

No. Plans renew each spring only if you say yes. You can pause or cancel between visits with a text, and there is no cancellation fee.

How does billing work?

Plans are split into eight equal monthly payments from April to November, on the card you keep on file. Single services are billed after each visit. Ohio sales tax applies to lawn care and is shown on every invoice.

Ready for a lawn you don't think about?

Get a price range in about two minutes. No contract, no card needed, and a real person confirms the details by text.

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