07/29/2026
Just a little insight, we aren't doing it cause we want more money. Trust me when I say this we dont like mowing in the rain any more than you like us mowing in the rain. But, with that being said, most of us lawn care providers run a very tight schedule with routes that are "time sensitive". When we move one or two yards because of rain, it can potentially move our whole day, if not our whole week! You add that on top of my already tight schedule mowing on my off days at the fire department, I try my hardest to accommodate customers wishes(I want my yard mowed at this height, or I want my yard mowed this day of the week.) Sometimes this might mean that your yard gets skipped until the next week. You add that to all the rain we have been getting.... seems like everyday consecutively.... now we may have to cut your yard twice in one visit to give you those professional results that you expect and are paying for. So, yes sometimes we HAVE to mow in the rain. My rule, I will quit mowing soon as I see lightning, hear thunder, your property has major hills, or there is water physically standing in the yard. Those of us who take pride in our work, know our machines limitations and we kind of have a general knowledge as to when its to wet for us to provide professional results in various weather conditions! So please be patient and work with your lawn care providers when the weather gets the way it has been around here the past few weeks. We are coming... I promise! There was rain envolved in today's yards, but I kept going until it just wasnt smart/safe to anymore. I appreciate all my customers that have been understanding and worked with me to get through these few days to come!