Some lawn mowers are open to tidying up pet waste, but not all include it as part of mowing. If that’s something you’d like done, it’s best to mention it when booking so you can find the right fit. A quick note in your request goes a long way.

Yes! Sending photos is a great way to help a lawn mower understand the scope of the job and give you a ballpark estimate before arriving. Just keep in mind that the final price may depend on details they see in person, like yard size or any tricky areas. Sharing photos up front makes things smoother for everyone.

Many lawn mowers have some general gardening know-how, like trimming plants, weeding, or basic yard upkeep. If you’re looking for more specialized care—like pruning fruit trees or creating a planting plan—it’s best to book gardening services instead.

Often, yes! Many lawn mowers come prepared with their own equipment, but it’s always smart to confirm. If you already have a mower on hand, you can mention that too—it sometimes helps reduce setup time.

This depends on the lawn mower. Some bring their own bags, while others may ask you to have them ready. If you’re not sure, just ask in advance, it saves any surprises when it’s time to tidy up.