We don't mow lawns anymore. We fix them.
David's Lawns has stepped back from weekly mowing to focus on what a mower can't do — soil, seed, and restoration. But if you are looking for reliable mowing in Orléans or nearby, get in touch anyway. We will gladly point you to a local operator we trust.
Looking for weekly mowing? Ask us who to call.
We know the good local operators, and we would rather hand you to one personally than post a list that goes stale. Tell us your neighbourhood and we will point you to someone we trust.
Ask for a mowing referral →If the lawn needs more than a cut, you're in the right place.
Thin turf, bare patches, and stubborn weeds aren't mowing problems — they are soil problems. That is what we do now: soil restoration, precision seeding, organic maintenance, and the spring and fall cleanups that bookend the mowing season.
The same goes for hedge and shrub trimming — we have stepped back from that too, and the same offer stands: ask, and we will point you to someone good.
Common questions.
Do you offer weekly or bi-weekly mowing?
Not currently. We used to — but we've focused the business on the work a mower can't do: lawn restoration, organic maintenance, interlock restoration, and the spring and fall cleanups that bookend the mowing season.
Can you recommend a mowing company?
Gladly. Tell us your neighbourhood and we'll point you to a local operator we trust — a personal hand-off, not a list that goes stale. No strings attached.
My lawn is mowed regularly and still looks thin or weedy — why?
Because mowing maintains a lawn; it does not fix one. Thin turf, bare patches, moss, and persistent weeds are soil problems — compaction, pH, depleted organic matter — and no cutting schedule cures those. That is the work we kept. We assess the lawn on site and tell you what is actually going on.
Will you offer mowing again?
Possibly — the door is not closed. If that changes, this page is where it will be announced.