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Franklin'sLawn Care

St. Louis' straight-shooting lawn crew.

Mowing, planting, trimming, aeration, overseeding and stump grinding. Sign up in about a minute and Franklin sends you a real price, usually the same day.

No charge to ask. Nothing gets scheduled until you approve the price.

No runaround.

Here's the whole deal, up front, before you give anybody your address.

  • Asking is free.Signing up is a request, not a purchase. No card, no charge, no obligation.
  • You get a real price.Franklin builds a written proposal for your yard and sends it by text or email, usually the same day.
  • You say go.Approve the proposal and add a card. Nothing goes on the schedule before that.
  • You pick how we talk.Text, call or email. Whichever one you'll actually answer.

What Franklin does

Pick as many as you need when you sign up. They all land on one proposal.

Mowing

On a schedule that fits the yard and the budget, or once when it's gotten away from you.

  • Weekly
  • Every 2 weeks
  • One-time

Aeration

Core aeration pulls plugs of soil out of the lawn so air, water and seed can get down to the roots. Compacted yards, clay, heavy foot traffic: this is the fix.

Overseeding

Thickens a thin lawn and fills the bare spots. In Missouri the seed goes down in fall, right behind the aerator. Spring seedlings usually lose to the summer heat.

Stump grinding

Grinds the stump down below the grass line, so you can mow right over the spot, plant over it, or forget the tree was ever there.

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Commercial lots too. Pick Commercial when you sign up.

What your lawn needs right now

St. Louis lawns run on the calendar. Here's where we are in it.

  1. Spring
    March to May
  2. Summer
    June to August
  3. Fall
    September to November
  4. Winter
    December to February

Prime time.

Fall

Aerate and overseed in September, so new grass has four to six weeks to grow in before the first hard frost.

Timing from University of Missouri Extension.

From signup to striped, in four steps

  1. Sign up

    Address, rough yard size, what you need. Takes about a minute.

  2. Get your proposal

    Franklin prices your yard and texts or emails it, usually the same day.

  3. Approve it

    Say go and add a card. That's when it goes on the schedule.

  4. Crew shows up

    Gate codes, dogs and parking notes are already on file, so nobody has to wait around.

Listing, closing or turning a unit?

Overgrown yard and a showing Saturday? Sign up, pick Emergency, and Franklin moves it to the top of the list. Running a portfolio? Every property gets its own signup, and every one of them gets a straight answer.

  • One-time cutsFor listings, closings, inspections and events.
  • Recurring serviceWeekly or every two weeks, for rentals and owner-occupied.
  • Commercial lotsPick Commercial at signup and Franklin quotes it as one.
  • Stumps before the photosGrind it out so the listing shots show grass.

You'll be dealing with Franklin.

Franklin Garcia runs this crew. Not a call center, not a dispatcher reading a script. When you sign up, Franklin reads it, prices your yard and sends the proposal himself.

If something's off, you text Franklin. Same number that's on this page.

Where Franklin works

St. Louis and around. Not sure you're covered? Text your ZIP and get a straight yes or no.

Franklin Garcia

Franklin's line

(314) 429-7394

Call or text. If he's behind a mower, he'll get back to you.

Questions people ask

Does it cost anything to sign up?
No. Signing up is a request for a price, not a purchase. You don't add a card until you've seen the proposal and decided to go ahead.
How fast do I get a price?
Usually the same day. Franklin sends it by text or email, whichever you picked.
When do I pay?
When you approve the proposal, you add a card. Nothing gets scheduled before that, and the price on the proposal is the price.
Do I need to be home?
Not if the crew can get to the yard. Put gate codes, dogs and parking notes in your signup so they know what they're walking into.
My yard is way overgrown. Can you still do it?
Yes. Pick Emergency on the timing step and Franklin prioritizes it. Same for closings, showings and events.
I don't know how big my yard is.
Best guess is fine. A typical city lot is under a quarter acre. A quarter to a half acre is medium, more than that is large. Franklin confirms it before he prices it.
When should I aerate and overseed?
Fall, with September the best month for cool-season lawns in Missouri. Seed needs four to six weeks of growth before the first hard frost, and spring seeding usually loses to summer heat. Source: University of Missouri IPM.
Do you do commercial properties?
Yes. Pick Commercial as the property type when you sign up.

Let's get you striped.

About a minute to sign up. A real price back, usually the same day.

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