# Sixteen Blades Lawn Care

> Weekly and biweekly lawn care across Chattanooga, Hixson, Ooltewah, and East Ridge. Mow, edge, trim, and blow off every hard surface, on a fixed day you can count on, with a crew that texts when they are on the way.

## Services
- **Mowing at the Right Height** — Cut at the height your grass type actually wants, with blades sharpened weekly and the pattern alternated so the turf does not lay over. Bermuda, fescue, and zoysia each get treate
- **Edging and String Trimming** — Hard edge along drives, walks, and curbs, and trimming around beds, trees, fences, and the mailbox post. This is the part most services skip, and it is the part that makes a yard l
- **Blow Down and Cleanup** — Every hard surface blown clean before we leave: driveway, sidewalk, porch, and patio. No clippings tracked into the house and nothing washed into the storm drain.
- **Bed Maintenance and Mulch** — Bed edging, weeding, shrub trimming, and seasonal mulch refresh. Scheduled separately from the mow so it does not slow the weekly route down.
- **Leaf Cleanup** — Fall leaf removal on a set schedule from October through December, with hauling included. Chattanooga's tree canopy makes this a multi-visit job on most properties, and we plan for
- **Seasonal Aeration and Overseeding** — Core aeration and overseeding at the right window for your grass type, which is the one service that changes a struggling fescue lawn more than anything else you can buy.

## Frequently asked questions
### How much does weekly lawn care cost?
Most city lots run $45 to $65 per visit for mow, edge, trim, and blow off. Larger properties and half-acre-plus lots are quoted after we measure. Biweekly service costs slightly more per visit because there is more growth to cut. We bill monthly for the visits actually completed, so a month with four cuts costs more than a month with three.

### Do you cut in the rain?
No. Cutting saturated ground ruts the yard and tears the turf, so rain pushes your yard to the next dry day on the route and you get a text telling you the new day. In a wet stretch that can shift the whole week. In peak growth we would rather cut a day late than leave tire ruts you will be looking at until next spring.

### Do I need to be home?
No. Most of our customers are at work when we come. We need access to the back yard, so if there is a locked gate we will need a code or a key, and if there is a dog we need to know its routine. If anything blocks access on a service day we will text you rather than cutting only what we can reach.

### Do you handle fertilizer and weed control?
Applying fertilizer and weed control requires a Tennessee applicator license, which is a separate credential from mowing. We work with a licensed applicator and can coordinate the schedule so treatments land at the right point in the season rather than the day after we cut. We will tell you plainly what your lawn actually needs and what it does not.

### What happens in winter?
Growth slows in November and most lawns move to every other week or pause entirely until spring, depending on your grass type and the year. Leaf cleanup runs through the fall, and we handle bed work and shrub trimming in the dormant months. Your spot on the route is held over the winter so you are not starting from scratch in March.

## Contact
- Phone: +14235550146
- Email: office@sixteenblades.example
- Address: 3800 Rossville Blvd, Chattanooga, TN, 37407
- Service area: Chattanooga · East Ridge · Red Bank · Hixson · Signal Mountain · Ooltewah · Greater Hamilton County
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