Lawn care in Crofton, Gambrills and Davidsonville.
We mow lawns, aerate and overseed them, and do leaf removal in the fall. Tell us the lot and how often you want it cut.
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Small lots and big ones
0.184 acres
or smaller: half the lots Maryland classes as Residential in Crofton. In Gambrills, half are 0.98 acres or larger.
- 674.1 acres of Collington-Wist-Urban land, the soil unit mapped most in Crofton.
- pH 4.7 typical at the fine sandy loam surface of Collington soil.
Who does lawn care in Crofton, Gambrills and Davidsonville?
We do, in all three: mowing, aeration and overseeding, and fall leaf removal. Lots run small in Crofton, where half the lots Maryland classes as Residential are 0.184 acres or smaller, and much bigger in Gambrills, where half are 0.98 acres or larger. Say how often you want mowing, and the estimate is free.
Sources: Maryland Department of Planning, USDA NRCS Soil Data Access, NOAA and University of Maryland Extension. Checked October 8, 2026.
First frost: about October 22.
The median at Glenn Dale, the nearest NOAA station with frost dates.
April 22
median last spring frost at Glenn Dale.
Mid‑October
seed down by then, says University of Maryland Extension.
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Lawn care
Mowing and leaf removal, each lawn quoted.
Aeration and overseeding
Fall work for a thinning lawn.
Crofton
Gutters, washing and lights here too.
Edgewater lawn care
Lawns by the South River.
Severna Park lawn care
Sandy ground to the northeast.
Questions
Is the ground in Gambrills different from Crofton's?
In places. In Gambrills, the sandy Patapsco-Evesboro-Fort Mott complex is mapped on 483.2 acres and rated somewhat excessively drained, while Collington-Wist-Urban land leads in Crofton.
Do you mow lawns around Davidsonville?
Yes. Points on the USDA soil map around Davidsonville fall on Marr, Dodon and Howell soils in hydrologic group C, two of them on 15 to 25 percent slopes, so mention any steep ground when you ask for a price.
When should Crofton lawns be aerated and seeded?
In late summer and early fall. University of Maryland Extension puts aerating and overseeding a tall fescue lawn in mid-August to mid-October, with seed down by mid-October. We take it on by itself or along with mowing.
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