2men2mow

10/17/2025

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This channel is dedicated to videos of our daily work in our lawn care business M&A's 2men 2mow Lawn Care. A family-owned small business, residential and commercial lawn care company. Established in 1986 as a home improvement, improvement and repair business we grew to add in lawn care in 2010. We o...

06/08/2025

there has been a lot of rain in all of our service areas as you know and the game plan is to have it all caught up by the end of the week. thank you for your patients.

06/01/2025

With Michael Duty – I just earned a R810 badge!! 🎉

05/23/2025

just want to mention that school is out. so as my fellow grass cutters and landscapers are out getting done, watch for the playing kids. congrats to all graduates.

05/20/2025

04/22/2025

great start for the day taking a break and heading out to get the rest for today. ground is a little soft but most accounts are holding up so far and im not leaving any bad ruts so thats a winner for us.

04/20/2025

Happy Easter

03/29/2025

In the St. Louis area, expect to pay between $104 and $200 to have a professional lawn mowing service cut one acre of grass, with prices varying based on factors like mowing frequency and additional services.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Average Cost:
Expect to pay around $150-$200 per acre for a standard lawn mowing service.
Factors Influencing Cost:
Lawn Size: Larger lawns naturally require more time and resources, leading to higher costs.
Mowing Frequency: More frequent mowing (e.g., weekly vs. bi-weekly) will increase the overall cost.
Additional Services: Services like edging, w**d removal, or leaf removal will add to the price.
Company Reputation and Experience: More established or specialized companies may charge higher rates.
Other Lawn Care Costs:
Seeding/Overseeding: Seeding or reseeding an acre can cost between $3,920 and $8,276.
Lawn Cleanup: Yard cleanup services can range from $100 to $500 depending on the scope of work.

03/18/2025

getting ready for round 2 today. got to a few this morning getting them cleaned up and ready for cutting. all our saint peters accounts today and tomorrow then out to north county and work my way back to the start and do it all over again with sharp blades. the debris tears them up quick. sticks, gumballs, rocks and mole mounds. thank God for my days.

03/07/2025

at some point today to monday i have a railer to unload and dump and equipment to get staged for next weeks start. if your not on the list for mulch and want it today is the day to let us know it will be gone monday or tuesday or maybe best to say it will be gone pretty quick. getting bushes and ornamental grasses cut for spring also. i anticipate also having a chance to get moms flower beds in front done this year too and i have a door to install at my rental my sister in law and family live in. been waiting for warmer weather for that it an outside back garage door. but at any rate im ready so lets get it it on and you should pack a lunch and keep you feet and hands inside the vehicle the blades are sharp.

02/27/2025

happy thursday, it noticeable, the days are starting to get light outside earlier. come on

02/14/2025

good February to all. we are all getting stir crazy at 2men 2mow trying to relax till the start of our best season yet. looking forward getting back to our normal routes. off and on we go around and inspect our properties and aside from the snow we had when i was out of town everything seems good. we are looking to get it going around Easter and continue the schedule if the weather and temps are where we need them. about a week before Easter, we do a round with our churches and commercial properties for the Easter holiday. so that will be the official unofficial start. we have been looking for a tractor or an atv four-wheeler to use on one of our properties for moving and hauling debris with a trailer across several acres, but we have not found one that's affordable, so we are doing it by hand until then. the crew is going to be filled with new workers for the most part this season. all of our kids have moved on to higher education and career jobs and now it's time for new blood to extend our great tribe of worker over the 38 or 39 years we've been in business. last year we finished strong despite Dustin my main guy getting injured breaking a few bones. the last month or so was chaos without him, jeff filled in and did a great job keeping up and I'm grateful for that. hoping all our friend's family and clients have been well through the winter so far. when i start missing it, it's time to get back to work and I can't wait to start this spring season. at any rate see you when the spring breaks threw and thank God for my days. lots of love from the 2men2mow team to our peoples, thank you