Ryno Lawn Care, LLC

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Reviews

• Anthony PruchniewskiGoogleSeptember 2025

  I hired Ryno Lawn Care to help me fight the battle with Texas weeds, especially crab grass or Dallas grass, whatever you call it. Mauricio was my technician this time, one of the rare times I was home and able to talk to him. I have one patch of grass where weeds are thriving. He told me all the stuff he was using trying to win the battle. I failed miserably when I was trying so I hope he has better weapons. He was super friendly, very thorough, and I was happy with his explanation on his efforts. I’m glad I was home and had the opportunity to talk to him. I’m looking forward to seeing that area become weed free and look as good as the rest of my yard The photos are horrible, I wanted to show the area with the weeds. You can see how nice the rest of my yard looks

• Kayla WatersGoogleAugust 2026

  Ryno Lawn Care did a great job on my sod installation and hardscape install. Alfredo and team were top-notch, and Heath was great to work with as well. I highly recommend Ryno for any/all lawn services you may need.

• Lauren BakerGoogleAugust 2026

  I used Ryno Lawn Care for my yard, and I was really happy with the service. The team did a great job with the lawn and made sure everything was cleaned up afterward. They were reliable, professional, and paid attention to the details. Overall, I had a good experience and would use them again.

• Blaec SchulteGoogleJuly 2026

  They were able to diagnose the problem I was having with my sprinklers, which was a bad solenoid at the main valve. The tech was great and very helpful. In all, he was maybe here for 20 mins total and the work was complete. After researching a sprinkler solenoid at Home Depot, they cost $14. So for 20 mins of work, and a $14 solenoid it cost $486 after a veteran discount. A quick YouTube search will show you replacing the solenoid takes about 4 mins to do. Shut off the water, disconnect two wires, unscrew the solenoid. Put new solenoid in, connect 2 wires and turn water on and you’re done. For lawn sense, this costs $486 if you’re a veteran and ~$560 if you’re not. Hope someone finds this useful in the future. Let them diagnose the problem for $86 and if it’s a solenoid, save the other $400 and do it yourself

• Karen MisenheimerGoogleJune 2026

  Duran did an excellent job maintaining our property. The yard looks great and we are constantly receiving complements. We are so impressed with the dedication of Ryno employees we even leave the Ryno company sign up in our flower bed so that folks know who is responsible for our beauriful yard..

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