Keeping a large scale neighborhood looking crisp isn’t easy, but it’s what we do. Lifestyle Outdoor focuses on HOAs and maintenance-provided communities because no one else in the Kansas City area does.
From neighborhood lawns to common grounds shared by all—we do lawn care with concierge-level service you can count on.
Lawn Care Services
Welcome to a beautiful lawn.
We hate turn lines and ruts as much as you do, so you know we will take your lawn care seriously. From on time, prompt service to best-in-class communication with homeowners and property managers alike—we stand out from the crowd when it comes to lawn maintenance in Johnson County. In addition to the following lawn care services, we do a customized care program designed for every property. This includes a yearly comprehensive analysis to evaluate growing conditions, light conditions, soil conditions, pH and nutrient levels, root competition, air movement, and more. Our lawn care services include:
We also perform daily equipment maintenance, including mower blade sharpening, so you can trust that we’re working with the best. You can always request a site visit or contact us for more information on specific services we can offer your HOA or maintenance-provided community.
Lawn Maintenance
Leaf removal in spring and fall
Pruning
Aeration and seeding
Mulching
Seasonal cleanup
Lawn Care Service Areas
Lifestyle Outdoor does grass all over Johnson County and the Kansas City area.
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Lawn Maintenance FAQs
We get a lot of questions about grass; here are some answers.
What time of year do I seed my lawn?
Most Kansas City lawns are cool season grass, so the best time to plant is about a month and a half before the first expected frost. This should help the grass grow throughout the fall and continue to grow come spring.
What time of year do I aerate my lawn?
The best time to aerate your lawn is usually the same time that you want to seed it. In the Kansas City area, that’s typically early autumn since we mostly grow cool season grass. Early spring is also a good time to aerate because spring is a growing season for cool season grass.
What types of fertilizer should I use?
With fertilizing, things can seem complicated. Some fertilizers are for leaf growth, others for flower and fruit growth. Fertilizer can be organic or inorganic, which is another factor to consider. Before knowing what kind of fertilizer to use, you would want to perform a soil test in early spring to assess pH and acidity. Once you have the baseline information of your soil, take into consideration the grasses or plants you’re growing. Fertilizer comprises different values of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. Different ratios of these nutrients provide different results, but for lawns in particular we favor a high nitrogen-to-potassium ratio for boosted leaf growth.
How often should I mow my lawn?
About once a week is a good rule of thumb for how often to mow a lawn. If you try to lengthen the time between mows by cutting it shorter, you’re actively harming your lawn. You shouldn’t cut more than a third of the blade of grass when you mow if you want optimum lushness.