Clear, written expectations so you know how we operate and what you can expect from us.
We want working with The Lawn Mafia to be simple and predictable. The information below explains how we handle scheduling, access to your property, payments, weather delays, damage, safety, and more. If you ever have a question about something here, please ask — we’d rather talk it through than leave you guessing.
Most mowing customers are placed on a weekly or bi-weekly schedule during the growing season. We will assign a service day as closely as possible and aim to keep your visits consistent. Exact times may vary based on route, weather, and other factors.
To service your property safely and efficiently, we must be able to access all areas we are scheduled to maintain.
Please pick up toys, trash, water hoses, pet waste, tools, and other loose items before we arrive. Objects left in the yard are a safety hazard and can cause damage to our equipment and your property.
Weather in East Texas can change quickly. We will not mow when it is unsafe to do so, when the yard is saturated, or when doing so would cause damage to your lawn or our equipment.
How we handle invoices, due dates, late payments, and unpaid balances.
In most cases, payment is due at the time of service or upon receipt of invoice, unless we have made other arrangements in writing.
We understand things happen, but unpaid balances affect our ability to operate and pay our crew. If an invoice is not paid by the due date shown:
If you are having trouble making a payment, please contact us before the invoice becomes seriously past due. We are more open to working with customers who communicate than those who simply disappear.
How we handle accidents, and what we cannot be responsible for.
We do our best to walk properties and watch where we mow and trim, but we cannot see through grass, soil, or mulch. We cannot be responsible for damage caused by objects hidden in the lawn.
Examples of hidden items we are not responsible for include (but are not limited to):
If we become aware that we may have caused damage to your property due to our actions, we want to know about it immediately.
We operate as a legitimate business and carry appropriate insurance coverage. Our goal is always to do the right thing when we are at fault, and to avoid being held responsible for things we had no reasonable way to see or prevent.
Transparency about what we use and how to keep people and pets safe.
When we use herbicides, fertilizers, or other chemicals on your property, we do so in accordance with product labels and recommended rates. We believe you have a right to know what’s being used.
After treatment, we may recommend keeping children and pets off treated areas until the product has dried or as directed by the label. Please follow any instructions we provide for your safety.
How we conduct ourselves on your property and how we use images of our work.
We take safety seriously — for our crew, your family, and your property. Our employees are expected to behave professionally at all times.
We sometimes take before-and-after photos of our work to document conditions, track progress, and use in our portfolio or advertising.
We want long-term customers, not one-time jobs — and communication is the key.
If we miss something, or if a visit does not meet your expectations, we want to know. We would rather come back and fix it than leave a job unfinished.
These policies may be updated from time to time. The most current version will always be posted on this page. Continued use of our services after changes are posted is considered acceptance of the updated policies.
If you have any questions about these policies, please call or text us at 409-240-9595 and we’ll be happy to discuss them with you.