Crownsville lawns, acre lots and river lots.
Inland and along the Severn in Herald Harbor and Arden on the Severn: lawns mowed, aerated and overseeded, and cleared of leaves in the fall.
- Insured
- Locally owned
- Free estimates
An acre and more inland
1.11 acres
or larger: half the residential parcels in the Crownsville Census place.
- 0.23 acres median residential parcel in Herald Harbor, by the river.
- 0.306 acres median in Arden on the Severn.
Who does landscaping and lawn care in Crownsville?
We do, in Crownsville, Herald Harbor and Arden on the Severn. Our work there is mowing, aeration and overseeding, plus leaf removal each autumn. Half the residential parcels in the Crownsville Census place are 1.11 acres or larger, while the median river lot in Herald Harbor is 0.23 acres. Tell us the lot, and the estimate is free.
Sources: Maryland Department of Planning parcel data, Anne Arundel County and USDA NRCS Soil Data Access. Checked October 8, 2026.
Steep ground inland
1,389.2 acres
of Crownsville's 3,255.8 mapped acres are on soils mapped at 15 to 40 percent slopes.
- 445.6 acres of Annapolis fine sandy loam on 15 to 25 percent slopes, the soil unit mapped most, with a typical surface pH of 5.4.
Lawn care around the Severn.
Lawn care
Mowing and leaf removal, priced lawn by lawn.
Aeration and overseeding
Seed for thin spots in the fall.
Crownsville
Herald Harbor, Arden on the Severn and the inland lots.
Crofton lawn care
Gambrills and Davidsonville, to the west.
Arnold lawn care
Across the Severn, on the Broadneck.
Questions
How steep is the ground in Herald Harbor?
Steep in places. Herald Harbor's largest land soil unit is Collington, Wist, and Westphalia soils on 25 to 40 percent slopes, mapped on 257.4 acres. Mention a bank when you ask for a price.
Is Arden on the Severn any flatter?
Its main soil is. Arden on the Severn's largest soil unit is Sassafras fine sandy loam on 2 to 5 percent slopes, mapped on 157.3 acres.
Where does Crownsville ground stay wet?
On low ground. 338.8 acres of the Crownsville Census place are mapped as frequently flooded, poorly drained Widewater and Issue soils. The largest streams and floodplains in the planning region are Bacon Ridge Branch and Broad Creek.
Do you mow big Crownsville lots?
Yes. The county describes most Crownsville homes as sitting on large lots with a lot of privately held green space, and every lawn is quoted on its own.
Should I mark my septic field before aeration?
Please do. Nearly all of the Crownsville planning region relies on septic systems, so flag the tank and the drain field lines for the crew.
Get a free estimate.
Say whether you are inland, in Herald Harbor or in Arden on the Severn, and how often to mow. We get back to you by text or call.
