True hard edges
A steel-blade stick edger along concrete and asphalt — not a trimmer flipped sideways — for a line that stays crisp for weeks.
Edging is what separates a mowed lawn from a finished one. We cut hard, straight lines along driveways, sidewalks and curbs, then string trim every fence line, tree ring and bed edge the mower can't reach.
A steel-blade stick edger along concrete and asphalt — not a trimmer flipped sideways — for a line that stays crisp for weeks.
Mailboxes, AC units, light posts, playsets, fence lines and tree rings all get trimmed to match the mow height.
Natural spade-cut edges around mulch beds keep grass out and give the whole yard a defined border.
Straightforward pricing, no surprise add-ons. Every trimming & edging visit in Calvert and St. Mary's County covers the list on the right.
Get a free estimateHard edges along concrete only need a full re-cut every three to four weeks. Between those, a light touch-up on each mowing visit is enough to keep the line sharp all season.
Edging cuts a vertical line where turf meets pavement or a bed. Trimming cuts grass the mower deck can't reach — around fences, trees and foundations — down to the same height as the rest of the lawn.
Yes. Where turf has crept several inches over the concrete we do a one-time reclaim cut, haul the sod strip away, and then hold the new line on regular visits.
We do. A spade-cut trench edge around beds is included in landscape maintenance and can be added to a mowing plan as a spring or mid-season refresh.
Always. Every Patuxent Lawn Services mowing visit includes trimming, edging and a blow-down — there is no separate charge for them.
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