It is suggested to pursue a weekly schedule of maintaining your lawn. No more than a 1/4 inch should be trimmed off of your yard to keep a healthy, eye catching lawn. Our weekly lawn care will help you achieve this goal without you even breaking a sweat. Our weekly lawn care includes us mowing, weed eating, edging, blowing away debris and trimming bushes 4 times a year. Pricing varies mostly on lot size, and the abundance of landscaping designs.
Why Ryno Lawn Care?
At Ryno Lawn Care, we bring years of hands-on experience working with the unique soil and climate conditions of North Texas. From the region’s clay-heavy soil to the hot, dry summers and unpredictable spring weather, we understand what it takes to keep local lawns thriving.
Our team tailors every service—whether it’s mowing, fertilization, or weed control—based on what works best in this environment.
Because we’re local, we know exactly when to aerate, what type of grass performs best in your area, and how to adapt lawn care strategies during droughts or excessive rainfall.
This deep local knowledge translates into healthier, greener lawns and more satisfied homeowners.
Common Lawn Problems in North Texas
Keeping a healthy lawn in North Texas isn’t always easy. The combination of scorching summers, heavy clay soils, and unpredictable weather can create some real challenges for homeowners.
Knowing what problems to look out for is half the battle—and being proactive can save you a lot of time (and money) down the line. Here are a few common lawn issues we see in this region:
- Drought Stress – Long stretches of dry, hot weather can leave your grass dry, brittle, and discolored. Read this article about heat stress.
- Soil Compaction – North Texas clay soil can become packed down, making it tough for grass roots to get air, water, and nutrients.
- Weeds – Pesky invaders like crabgrass, dallisgrass, and nutsedge love our climate and can quickly take over if not controlled.
- Lawn Diseases – Fungal diseases tend to pop up when the weather is humid or when lawns are overwatered.
- Poor Drainage – Low spots in your yard can collect water, leading to soggy soil and potential root rot.
- Insects & Pests – Chinch bugs, grubs, and armyworms are common in North Texas and can cause major turf damage.
With the right care and local expertise, you can tackle these issues head-on and enjoy a lush, green lawn all year long.
Our Process
At Ryno Lawn Care, we believe that every lawn is unique—just like our customers. That’s why our process starts with a thorough evaluation of your yard’s specific needs. Whether it’s routine mowing, seasonal fertilization, or targeted weed control, we tailor every service to match your grass type, soil condition, and the local North Texas climate.
Customization
Once we understand your lawn’s health and challenges, we’ll discuss treatment plans that fit your goals and budget. Our trained technicians use professional-grade equipment and environmentally responsible products to ensure consistent, high-quality results.
Communication is key, so we keep you informed every step of the way. We’re always happy to answer questions or adjust your service plan as your lawn’s needs change. Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we’re not happy until your lawn looks its best.
Our full service lawn care increases your lawn’s elegance by including our weekly lawn care, fertilizing your lawn, and trimming shrubs around your property. Prices and details will be discussed with your free estimate.
Services
*We specialize in many other lawn services. Please submit a request form of the project you need, even if it’s not listed above.
