Mow Bros

07/06/2026

LANDSCAPE INSTALL CREW — $20–$25/hr — YEAR-ROUND WORK

Mow Bros is hiring for our landscape install crew in Bozeman. Mulch, rock, sod, edging, plantings. $20–$25/hr depending on experience, year-round work with snow removal in the winter.

This is physical work and we move fast. You need a valid driver's license, prior landscape or hardscape experience, and the ability to lift 50+ lbs repeatedly.

We are growing quick and the guys who show up and work hard end up leading crews. If that sounds like you, message us or email [email protected] and I will get back to you the same day. — Austin, Mow Bros

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07/06/2026

MOWING CREW MEMBER — $20–$25/hr — YEAR-ROUND WORK

Mow Bros is hiring mowing crew members in Bozeman. $20–$25/hr depending on experience, and this is year-round work. When mowing season ends you move to snow removal, so there is no winter layoff.

We are a young, fast-growing crew and we promote from inside. If you want a path to running your own crew, this is it.

What we need from you: a valid driver's license, real lawn or landscape experience, and the ability to lift 50+ lbs all day. Show up on time, take pride in your lines, and the rest is teachable.

Full-time, Monday through Friday, overtime in peak season. Message us or email [email protected] and I will get back to you the same day. — Austin, Mow Bros

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03/02/2026

COMPLETELY FREE BONUS FOR ALL NEW CUSTOMERS. Leave a comment for more details

01/29/2026

Tip #100: Did you know Bozeman offers free wood mulch for residents each spring? Pick up a load and refresh your garden beds, a new layer of mulch helps retain soil moisture and insulate plant roots from spring temperature swings.

01/22/2026

Tip #99: Bozeman’s average last spring frost isn’t until middle May, so hold off on planting frost-tender flowers and veggies too early.

01/21/2026

Tip #98: Start watering once it warms up. Spring in Bozeman can be drier than you think, so your lawn will appreciate an early drink. Once overnight temps stay above freezing (usually by mid-to-late April), start up your sprinklers and aim to give your lawn about 1½ inches of water per week.

01/20/2026

Tip #97: Vole trails will heal up. Noticing maze-like trails of dead grass crisscrossing your lawn after the snow is gone? Those are likely vole tunnels from winter. Rake up the dead grass (and add a bit of topsoil if needed) to help the grass rebound, your lawn should fill back in by early summer.