These are all tips that mowing companies use to make sure of a great looking lawn from Spring to Fall. The important thing is sometimes diseases, fungus and damage are spread many other ways.

1. Mow at the Right Height

• Tip: Keep grass at the recommended height for its type. Cutting too short (scalping) weakens grass and exposes soil, making it susceptible to weeds and disease.

• Example: For most cool-season grasses, mow to a height of 2.5–4 inches.

2. Use Sharp Mower Blades

• Tip: Dull blades tear the grass, creating entry points for diseases and pests. Always keep mower blades sharpened.

• Bonus: Mention your company ensures regular blade maintenance for a clean, precise cut.

3. Follow the One-Third Rule

• Tip: Never cut more than one-third of the grass height in a single mowing. Removing too much stresses the grass, increasing its vulnerability to damage.

4. Alternate Mowing Patterns

• Tip: Change mowing directions each time to avoid creating ruts or compacted soil. This promotes upright growth and healthier grass.

5. Mow When Grass is Dry

• Tip: Wet grass clumps together, causing uneven cuts and leaving the lawn more susceptible to fungal diseases.

6. Mulch Grass Clippings

• Tip: Mulched clippings return nutrients to the soil, improving lawn health. This also reduces the need for synthetic fertilizers.

7. Mow Regularly and Consistently

• Tip: Stick to a schedule based on grass growth. Inconsistent mowing can stress the lawn and lead to patchy or overgrown areas.

8. Avoid Mowing in Extreme Heat

• Tip: Mowing during hot weather can further stress the grass. Early morning or evening is the best time to mow during the summer.

9. Clean Equipment Between Jobs

• Tip: Dirty equipment can spread fungus and diseases from one yard to another. Highlight that your team sanitizes equipment regularly.

10. Adjust Mower Height Seasonally

• Tip: Raise the mowing height in summer to reduce stress and shade the soil, which helps retain moisture and prevent weeds.

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