Lawn Care
Vetted lawn care contractors across Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Connect with trusted lawn care professionals across Minnesota and Wisconsin. Our vetted contractors understand the unique demands of Upper Midwest turf, from recovering after harsh winters to managing cool-season grasses through hot, humid summers, keeping your lawn healthy and green throughout our challenging growing season.
Looking for detailed pricing information? Our Cost Guides provide typical lawn care costs across Minnesota and Wisconsin, helping you budget accurately before connecting with contractors.
Why Choose Our Regional Lawn Care Network
- Professionals experienced with cool-season grasses suited for Minnesota and Wisconsin
- Understanding of regional soil conditions including clay-heavy Twin Cities soils
- Knowledge of proper fertilization timing for Upper Midwest growing seasons
- Licensed applicators familiar with state pesticide and herbicide regulations
- Experience addressing winter damage, snow mold, and spring recovery
- Free estimates from lawn care pros who serve your specific city
Lawn Care by county
Find local lawn care contractors in your Minnesota or Wisconsin county.
Anoka County
MinnesotaA healthy lawn takes steady care through Minnesota's short growing season. Lawn care professionals handle fertilization, weed control, and treatments that keep grass thick and green.
Lawn Care in Anoka County →Carver County
MinnesotaFresh sod and new seed cover a lot of ground in Carver County, where new neighborhoods keep breaking ground. Lawn pros help young lawns root deep and keep established ones fed and weed free all season.
Lawn Care in Carver County →Chisago County
MinnesotaSandy lakeside soils in Chisago County drain fast and make it hard to keep turf healthy, and fertilizer runoff can hurt water quality. Lawn care specialists here use lake-friendly fertilization and work with the growing challenges near Chisago Lake's microclimates.
Lawn Care in Chisago County →Dakota County
MinnesotaDakota County yards run from small suburban lots to acreage out toward the farmland, and they all fight the same short growing season. Lawn pros keep the fertilizing and weed control on schedule so the grass stays thick.
Lawn Care in Dakota County →Hennepin County
MinnesotaMinnesota's growing season is short, so a lawn needs steady feeding and weed control to fill in thick. A good lawn crew handles the fertilization and treatments that keep the grass green all summer.
Lawn Care in Hennepin County →Isanti County
MinnesotaBig rural yards are the norm in Isanti County, and the light sandy soil here dries out fast in midsummer. A lawn crew that feeds and treats on the right schedule keeps that much turf green through the season.
Lawn Care in Isanti County →Pierce County
WisconsinA healthy lawn needs steady care across Wisconsin's short growing season. Lawn care pros handle fertilizing, weed control, and treatments that keep the grass thick and green.
Lawn Care in Pierce County →Ramsey County
MinnesotaSmall city lots in Ramsey County often mean mature shade trees, compacted soil, and thin grass underneath. Lawn care pros adjust the feeding and seed mix so older St. Paul yards fill in thick.
Lawn Care in Ramsey County →Scott County
MinnesotaNew subdivision lawns in Scott County often start as thin builder-grade turf on graded clay. Regular fertilizing, weed control, and aeration turn that starter lawn into one that holds up.
Lawn Care in Scott County →St. Croix County
WisconsinLawns across St. Croix County take a beating from long winters and humid Wisconsin summers. Steady fertilizing and weed control through the short growing season keep the grass thick and green.
Lawn Care in St. Croix County →Washington County
MinnesotaEstablished yards in Washington County have mature trees, older turf, and their share of creeping weeds. A good lawn service handles the feeding, weed control, and renovation that keep them looking sharp.
Lawn Care in Washington County →Upper Midwest Lawn Care Challenges
What our vetted contractors plan for in Minnesota and Wisconsin homes.
Winter Damage Recovery
Minnesota and Wisconsin lawns endure months under snow and ice, often emerging with snow mold, vole damage, salt injury, and dead patches. Spring recovery requires proper timing, raking too early damages crowns, while waiting too long allows disease to spread. Our professionals assess winter damage and implement recovery plans that restore lawns efficiently.
Clay Soil Compaction
Heavy clay soils throughout the Twin Cities metro and surrounding areas compact easily, restricting root growth and water penetration. Compacted lawns struggle even with proper watering and fertilization. Our lawn care professionals include core aeration in their programs, relieving compaction and allowing grass roots to develop the deep systems needed for drought resistance.
Cool-Season Grass Management
Kentucky bluegrass, fescues, and ryegrass dominate Minnesota and Wisconsin lawns, grasses that thrive in cool weather but stress during hot, humid summers. Our professionals adjust mowing heights, watering schedules, and fertilization through seasonal transitions, keeping cool-season turf healthy when temperatures rise and humidity builds.
Weed Pressure and Timing
Crabgrass, creeping charlie, dandelions, and clover thrive in Upper Midwest conditions. Controlling them requires precise timing based on local soil temperatures and growing degree days, not calendar dates. Our lawn care professionals monitor conditions and apply pre-emergent and post-emergent treatments when they'll actually be effective.
Lawn Care Costs in Minnesota & Wisconsin
Typical lawn care costs across our service areas (costs vary by city, lawn size, and service frequency)
| Service Type | Cost Range | Frequency | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic Mowing (per visit) | $35 to $75 | Weekly | Standard residential lot |
| Seasonal Mowing Contract | $600 to $1,500 | April-October | 20-26 visits typical |
| Fertilization (per application) | $50 to $100 | 4-6x/year | Granular or liquid |
| Full Lawn Program | $400 to $800/year | Seasonal | Fertilizer, weed control, lime |
| Core Aeration | $100 to $200 | 1-2x/year | Fall recommended |
| Overseeding (with aeration) | $200 to $400 | Fall | Seed, starter fertilizer |
| Dethatching | $150 to $300 | As needed | Power rake service |
| Grub Control | $75 to $150 | Annual | Preventive application |
| Weed Control (per application) | $50 to $100 | 2-4x/year | Pre and post-emergent |
| Spring Cleanup | $150 to $350 | Annual | Debris removal, first mow |
| Fall Cleanup | $200 to $500 | Annual | Leaf removal, winterizing |
Cost estimates updated July 2026. Estimates only; get a firm quote from a local contractor.
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