S&S Lawncare

07/23/2026

We are looking for a dependable Lawncare worker.. possibly a lead man position! Must have valid license, transportation, and be an organized individual!

06/25/2026

Where you at Grow It We Mow It LLC? Took me 19 seconds.. I don't have a fancy stop watch on my video, but you can time it.. this was my 1st and only attempt..

06/24/2026

20 properties later, back at the shop by 4:50!

06/13/2026

04/14/2026

Voting is open! Click on Home & Garden, then scroll down and click on Lawn care providers and vote for S&S Lawncare!

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04/02/2026

Not everyone sees a flower bed the same way. What looks chaotic or weed-filled to one person may look beautiful and natural to another. Not all lawn care providers are flower enthusiasts, and not everyone can distinguish a wildflower from an annual or spot a hidden succulent tucked among the weeds.

At S&S Lawncare, our goal is to provide professional, reliable service at a fair price. As our business and reputation have grown, we’re proud to say we’ve delivered on that promise more often than not. That said, quality employees can be hard to find in this industry, and we are often training new team members as we grow.

When it comes to flower beds in general, if we have not already discussed a specific plan and if you prefer to avoid the risk of occasional plants being accidentally trimmed, we recommend either maintaining your beds personally or marking things you dont want cut, or us not weedeating in beds at all. We would be happy to create a customized plan and pricing to clean and maintain your beds the right way.

Thanks,
Patrick Shivers
S&S Lawncare LLC

03/02/2026

First day of the cutting season, S&S is out and about! Thank you Lord for continuing to bless our business! We are excited to be back on your properties!

02/16/2026

🚨Dear Valued Customer please read!!🚨

We hope you and your family are doing well! As we move closer to warmer weather, we are excited to get going with Spring Lawncare service. We will officially begin our lawncare services the first week of March (the week of the 2nd).**

We are looking forward to getting back on your property and helping prepare your yard for a great spring season. Starting services at this time of the year is very important. It allows us to properly clean up fall/winter debris, edge beds, and get turf growth started the right way before the growing season really takes off. It also helps us get our routes corrected so we can establish consistent service throughout the cutting season.

To help everyone understand our routine, below is our **2026 yearly service schedule:**

**March – November:**
• Routine Biweekly scheduled lawn maintenance (our normal recurring route service).

**December, January, & February:**
Single service months, to keep properties clean. We ask that February be the only "optional" month of suspending services.

It is very important that you allow us to work off of a 9 month schedule. We are a growing business, and with growth, we acquire more costs with labor, equipment, gas, etc.. Allowing us to come keeps your rate from increasing year to year like many other companies do. We do occasionally have to go up on routine maintenance costs, but allowing us to stay on a routine helps to keep costs lower!

We offer many services to keep us coming through November and single winter cleanup months for December and January. Ask us about addition winter services.

Please keep this in mind throughout the entirety of the season. This helps small businesses operate through the off-season.

If you have any questions, special requests, or updated contact information, please feel free to reach out to us anytime.

Thank you again for trusting S&S Lawncare. We truly appreciate your business and look forward to another great season serving you!

God bless,
Patrick Shivers
T.J. Newman
S&S Lawncare LLC

01/17/2026

It's that time! Please do research!

Ahhhh, The Crape Myrtle, a staple in most any southern landscape. The tree that is adored by many but is often misunderstood. You see somewhere along the way someone decided that to prune this beauty you must give it a military style "flat top". Literally chopping it's trunks off straight across and...