📍 Georgetown, TX

Lawn Care in Georgetown, TX

Wolf Ranch to Cimarron Hills — east of Ronald Reagan, west of 130.

Local lawn care

Georgetown’s Veteran-Owned Lawn Care Team

Troops Mowing is your boots-on-the-ground lawn care unit in Georgetown, TX. Georgetown lawns are primarily Bermuda, with some properties hosting St. Augustine, on the same alkaline clay and limestone base as the rest of our service area. We’ve mowed our way through neighborhoods like Wolf Ranch and Cimarron Hills, and we know your yard almost as well as we know the walk around Historic Georgetown Square.

We service Georgetown inside a specific footprint: east of Ronald Reagan Blvd, west of SH-130, south of Lake Georgetown, and north of Westinghouse Road. That’s deliberate. A tight route is how a crew shows up on its scheduled day instead of being stretched across the county — and Georgetown customers pay the same per-visit pricing as our Hutto neighbors.

Georgetown, TX
Built for local conditions

What Georgetown Lawns Are Up Against

Clay that dries out and cracks fast

Georgetown’s clay-heavy soil dries out and cracks fast in summer, compounding the stress on St. Augustine and Bermuda lawns that are already fighting chinch bugs. A deep, infrequent watering on your allowed days does more for that soil than a daily sprinkle, and a sharp cut at the right height keeps a stressed lawn from being scalped.

Bermuda first, St. Augustine in the shade

Bermuda is the default here — it wants sun and a regular schedule. St. Augustine shows up in shadier yards and older parts of town, and it’s the one that shows chinch bug damage first. Our crews treat the two differently, and our weed & feed program is built around both.

Wolf Ranch and Cimarron Hills

Both neighborhoods have the manicured-lawn expectations that come with a master-planned community — regular mowing, clean edges and beds kept up. Fixed weekly or bi-weekly routes and a bed-maintenance crew are exactly what that takes; we run both in Georgetown.

Timing matters

Getting the Timing Right in Georgetown

July and August

Come July and August in Georgetown, watering restrictions and low rainfall put your lawn under serious heat stress. We help it hold the line: sharp blades, no scalping, and a heads-up when a yellow patch looks like bugs rather than drought.

Fall fungus, winter weeds

As temperatures drop, root damage from summer grubs becomes visible and brown patch fungus spreads in shaded, moist areas of Georgetown lawns. Then December through February the turf goes dormant and winter weeds like burweed and poa annua fill the open space — which is why the September pre-emergent matters, and why our Troops stay busy on weed removal, bush trimming and winter prep while the grass sleeps.

Where we work

Georgetown Neighborhoods We Serve

Georgetown neighborhoods we’ve mowed our way through:

Wolf Ranch — master-planned community on the west side of our Georgetown footprint
Cimarron Hills — golf-community lawns with high expectations for the cut
Historic Georgetown Square — the walk we know almost as well as your yard
What neighbors say

Reviews from Around Georgetown

G Rated 4.8 out of 5 on Google ★★★★★ · 326 reviews
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Saral Prathap Srinivasan
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★★★★★

Had pavers done for the pathway from the yard door leading upto our back yard and also carved out a corner of my backyard to make a play area with rubber mulch for my son - my son loves walking on them, and they pavers looks so good! The folks were very professional and communicative every step of the way. Very reasonably priced too. Seriously amazing job - they would be my go-to for any yard work!

8 months ago
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Samuel Gamez
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★★★★★

Troops mowing has been absolutely amazing for the past 2 and a half years. The service has been impeccable plus I am ALWAYS proud to support a fellow Veteran! I have and always will recommend their services to anybody I know!

6 months ago
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Ktryn V
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★★★★★

This is an update to my previous 3 star review. Dylan reached out and apologized and wanted to know how to make things right. Today he came out and spread the compost I ordered over my front yard and also some cedar mulch that I wanted on top of that. I am very happy/satisfied with his wanting to makes things right and making it happen. I have changed my review to 5 stars. Dylan and the two young guys that came out and did my yard are very pleasant and professional. How to do yard was talked about in great detail - the what to do and the what not to do. There seems to have been no communication. The guys were to take away a bunch of the leaves but not all so that the remaining leaves could be mowed at the highest level so that the leaves could be "mulched" and stay in my yard. They were unaware that they were to leave enough leaves to mow over so I would act as mulch. We specifically talked about me not wanting my yard to be all dirt after they mowed. That they should use the highest setting to mow. The website says that the 1st mowing of grass should not be more than one third of the height. Instead the setting was at the lowest possible leaving very short sparse grass and my front yard looks like a lot of dirt. I'm having to have a whole lot of compost delivered so it can be spread over my front yard. Then the monkey grass liriope that has lilac blooms that were around one of the trees was all mowed down to the ground. This cost me a lot of money. I told Dylan I didn't mind the price if the work was done as it should be. Was sad about this because they all seem so great, so nice, so professional. Am needing my back yard done now. Will see if they will come out and will hope there is better communication.

4 months ago
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Frequently asked questions

Georgetown Lawn Care FAQs

Does Troops Mowing service all of Georgetown, TX?
We service Georgetown within these boundaries: east of Ronald Reagan Blvd, west of SH-130, south of Lake Georgetown, and north of Westinghouse Road. Enter your address in the instant quote and we’ll confirm.
What’s the biggest lawn problem in Georgetown in each season?
Spring: weeds — clover, dandelion and henbit take over fast while St. Augustine and Bermuda are still waking up from winter. Summer: heat stress and chinch bugs — Georgetown’s clay-heavy soil dries out and cracks fast, compounding stress on lawns already fighting bug damage. Fall: grub damage and brown patch fungus — root damage from grubs becomes visible, and fungus spreads in shaded, moist areas as temps drop. Winter: winter weeds like burweed and poa annua, which dormant turf can’t compete with.
How much does lawn care cost in Georgetown, TX?
Mowing in Georgetown starts at $45 per visit. Fertilizer and weed control starts at $69 per application. Prices are the same across Hutto, Georgetown, Round Rock and Pflugerville — no extra charge for the drive.
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