Skip to main content
Foster's Lawn Care

Services

Everything we do —in plain English.

We’ll quote any of these on-site. The price you get is the price you pay — no surprise add-ons, no upsells.

  • Lawn Service

    Weekly maintenance on a fixed schedule — mow, edge, blow, gate latched, gone before lunch. The quiet kind of care.

    Weekly or bi-weekly visits with sharp blades and a cut height tuned to Bermuda or rye for the season. Edged borders every visit, walks and hardscape blown clean, gates latched on the way out. We work the same morning each week so the property looks settled, not freshly cut.

    Starts at $45 · per visit

    Ask about this service →
  • Edging & Trimming

    Clean lines along beds, drives, and walks — and careful trim work around saguaro, ocotillo, and decorative stone.

    Power-edged borders that hold a sharp line for a full week, hand-trim around irrigation heads and accent boulders, and a final blow so granite drives stay swept and pool decks stay clear.

    Starts at $30 · per visit

    Ask about this service →
  • Desert Bed Care

    Decomposed granite refresh, weed-pull by hand, and seasonal pruning timed to each plant — agave, lantana, sage, bougainvillea.

    Hand-pulled weeds (no glyphosate near pools or play areas unless you ask), DG topped up to a level finish, and species-specific pruning — bougainvillea after spring bloom, citrus before bud break, agave only when the pup says it is time. We touch each plant on its calendar, not ours.

    Starts at $95 · per visit

    Ask about this service →
  • Seasonal Reset

    Two big resets a year — overseed-prep in October, scalp-and-remove in April — plus the bougainvillea drop nobody enjoys.

    October: scalp the Bermuda, overseed with rye, top-dress, and start the watering window so the lawn comes in even by Thanksgiving. April: cut the rye out, transition the Bermuda back, refresh DG, prune frost-sensitive material. The bougainvillea bracts and palm fronds get cleaned up year-round.

    Starts at $220 · per visit

    Ask about this service →
  • Irrigation Service

    Spencer is a licensed irrigator — drip lines, broken heads, controller programming, and the leak you keep meaning to call about.

    Full-system audits, drip-emitter and bubbler replacements, valve repair, smart-controller programming with seasonal schedules, and pressure-regulation fixes. Spencer holds an active Arizona irrigator credential and the work is done to code, not patched.

    Starts at $125 · per visit

    Ask about this service →
  • Tree & Palm Care

    Certified-arborist pruning for mesquite, palo verde, citrus, and palms — done at the right time of year, by hand.

    Spencer is an ISA-style certified arborist. Mesquite and palo verde are pruned in late winter; palms are skinned and trimmed once a year, not "hurricane cut." Citrus gets a light shape after harvest. Climbing saddles for tall work, no spikes on living wood.

    Starts at $180 · per visit

    Ask about this service →
  • Hardscape & Pavers

    Travertine patios, flagstone walks, dry-stack walls — set on proper base so the surface still sits flat in ten summers.

    Travertine, flagstone, and concrete pavers, set on compacted base with geotextile underlayment and polymeric sand. Spencer holds an Arizona hardscape license — the boring foundational work is done right, which is why these patios stay level under heat and monsoon.

    Starts at $2200 · per visit

    Ask about this service →
  • Granite & Mulch Refresh

    Decomposed granite delivery and spread, dyed-bark refresh on shade beds, and the right product for each plant zone.

    Bulk-delivered DG (gold, brown, or apache) hand-spread to a clean 2-inch finish, and hardwood mulch on shade-bed plantings where DG would bake out. We pull last year’s clumped mulch first and edge the bed line before the new layer goes down.

    Starts at $110 · per visit

    Ask about this service →

Multiple services? Ask about a bundle.

Most weekly customers add cleanups, mulch, and the odd hardscape job — there’s usually a flat-rate way to handle that.