Mason Worx Property Maintenance
Fresh black mulch and stone edging along the front porch beds of a home in West Georgia, laid by Mason Worx

Lawn care and landscaping, kept on a schedule.

Residential and commercial. Mowing, weed eating and edging on a weekly or bi-weekly route, plus the bed work that makes the front of a property look finished: mulch, pine straw, borders and cleanouts.

What is included

What the job covers.

  • Residential and commercial: homes, rentals, storefronts, offices and HOA common areas
  • Mowing, weed eating and edging on a set weekly or bi-weekly day
  • Mulch and pine straw installation
  • Bed cleanouts and reshaping
  • Shrub and plant removal
  • Landscape borders and stone edging
  • One-off cuts when a yard has got away from you
  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Mowing
  • Weed eating
  • Edging
  • Mulch
  • Pine straw
  • Bed cleanouts
  • Landscape borders
  • Weekly & bi-weekly routes

Get a quote

Photos first, then a number.

Send a couple of photos of the yard and you will get a straight answer on the job, the price and the day.

Send photos & get a quote Text (404) 641-9357 Call (404) 641-9357

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The work

Before and after. Drag the line.

Front beds, after
Front beds, before
Front beds: overgrown, then cleared, mulched and replanted
Pine straw going down across a front lawn in Haralson County
Pine straw going down across a front lawn in Haralson County
Red mulch and stone edging following the curve of a driveway
Red mulch and stone edging following the curve of a driveway
A mailbox bed finished in black mulch with a stone border
A mailbox bed finished in black mulch with a stone border
The walk-behind mower working a steep bank
The walk-behind mower working a steep bank

Good to know

Questions people ask.

Do you mow on a set schedule?

Yes. Weekly or bi-weekly through the growing season, with a message if weather moves the day.

Mulch or pine straw?

Either. Pine straw is the West Georgia standard and goes down fast; mulch holds colour longer in beds with a border. We install both.

Can you fix beds that have gone wild?

That is most of the landscape work we do: clear the overgrowth, reshape the bed, put down fresh mulch or straw, and edge it.

Next step

Ready when you are.

Call or text, or send photos through the form. You will hear back the same day.

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