Lawn care estimate calculator
Price a customer's whole season, not one cut: mowing visits, fertilizer and weed control applications, aeration, overseeding and the spring and fall cleanups, each at your own price per 1,000 sq ft with your own minimum. You get each line, the season total, the monthly payment and what the program averages per visit.
The season price
| Service | Per visit | Season |
|---|---|---|
| Mowing | — | — |
| Fertilizer and weed control | — | — |
| Aeration | — | — |
| Overseeding | — | — |
| Spring cleanup | — | — |
| Fall cleanup | — | — |
- Visits a season
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- Season total
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- Monthly payment
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- Average per visit
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Enter the lawn size to see the season price.
No price shows until every number can be read and is in range, so a service the page cannot read is never left out of the season. Whole numbers, commas allowed: lawn size 1 to 1,000,000 sq ft, visits 0 to 60 a service, months 1 to 12. Dollars and cents: up to $200 per 1,000 sq ft and a minimum up to $2,000 a visit.
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How the price is worked out
- One visit. The lawn size divided by 1,000, times your price per 1,000 sq ft for that service, to the nearest cent with half a cent rounding up. If your minimum for that service is more, the visit is the minimum.
- The service's season. One visit times the visits a season. A service with no visits is not in the program.
- Season total. Every service's season added up, so the lines always add up to the total.
- Monthly payment. The season total divided by the months you bill it over, rounded up to the next cent, so the payments never come to less than the season.
- Average per visit. The season total divided by all the visits in it, to the nearest cent.
Pricing one cut? Use the lawn mowing price calculator · Websites for landscaping and lawn care companies