The Grass Guy

Hours vary 4/6 details checkedNot yet claimed

What they do.

Small family-owned residential lawn service offering weekly or bi-weekly mowing, edging, weed-eating and blowing, with add-on mulch, sod and cleanups.

Lawn mowingLawn care plansLandscaping & designSod installationMulch & bed maintenanceYard cleanup

They offer

Recurring plans
Satisfaction guarantee

Services and offers are published by the business. Confirm they cover your address and get a written quote.

Trust check.

What we could confirm before you hire them: 4 of 6. This is not a rating — it shows what you can verify for yourself.

Real, sourced businessContact details and services from 4 official sources.
FDACS license shownNot needed for the services they list (no fertilizer or weed-control work).
Insured, as statedThe business states it carries insurance. Ask for the certificate.
Written service agreementThe business publishes its agreement or guarantee terms.
Published plan pricesNo prices published. Ask for a written quote.
Florida-Friendly or certifiedNo Florida-Friendly or industry certification published.

Licensing & insurance.

FDACS pest-control license: Not needed for the services they list
Insurance: Guarantees it will repair or replace property it accidentally damages (e.g. sprinklers, lights).
Service agreement: Guarantees to fix or replace, in a timely manner, any property it accidentally damages, such as sprinklers or lights.
Certifications & memberships: None published

In Florida, commercial fertilizer, pesticide and weed-control work on lawns needs an FDACS pest-control business license. FDACS pest control licensing ↗ License, insurance, agreement and certification wording as published by the business — source ↗, checked 2026-11-06. Always ask for a certificate of insurance before work starts.

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Before you sign up, ask.

Four questions that tell you a lot about a lawn or landscape company. A good one will answer them plainly.

Are you licensed for fertilizer and weed control?In Florida, commercial fertilizer, pesticide and weed-control work on lawns is licensed by FDACS. Ask for the license number and look it up yourself.
Are you insured?Ask for a certificate of insurance (general liability, and workers’ comp if they have employees) before a crew works on your property.
What’s in the plan, and how do I cancel?Get the visit frequency, what each visit includes, price changes and cancellation terms in writing.
What happens if a visit is missed?Ask how rain-outs and missed visits are rescheduled or credited, and how you’ll hear about it.