Lawn Mowing Pricing CalculatorHow Much Should You Charge?
How much to charge for lawn mowing? See real rates from pros near you. Adjust for your location, costs, and experience level. Typical prices range from $35-$98/lawn.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much should I charge for lawn mowing?
Lawn Mowing prices typically range from $35-$98/lawn, depending on your location, job complexity, and local market conditions. Use our calculator above to get a personalized price based on your specific inputs.
What factors affect lawn mowing pricing?
Key factors include: job size and complexity, local cost of living, your experience level, competition in your area, seasonal demand, and the quality of equipment and supplies you use.
How do I price lawn mowing competitively?
Research local market rates, calculate your true costs (labor, supplies, overhead), add a profit margin (typically 25-40%), and adjust based on demand. Our calculator helps you factor in all these elements.
Should I charge by the hour or by the job for lawn mowing?
Most successful lawn mowing businesses charge by the job, not by the hour. This protects you if a job takes longer than expected and gives customers price certainty. Our calculator provides job-based pricing recommendations.
How do I raise my lawn mowing prices?
Communicate value, not just price. Highlight your experience, insurance, guarantees, and quality. Raise prices gradually (10-15% annually), notify existing customers in advance, and always deliver excellent service to justify premium rates.
Data Sources:
- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
- State Labor Departments
- U.S. Census Bureau
Last updated: January 2026