Lawn Care in Galveston, TX: Companies, Prices and When to Book
We list 9 companies serving Galveston that offer lawn care. Lawn mowing here typically runs $37 to $57 per visit.
What lawn care costs in Galveston
| Service | Typical price | Unit | What drives the price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lawn mowing | $37 to $57 | per visit | Weekly through the growing season on an average quarter-acre lot. |
| Edging and trimming | $11 to $17 | per visit | Usually bundled into a mowing visit rather than billed alone. |
| Fertilizer application | $12 to $19 | per 1,000 sq ft | Slow-release blend, three to five rounds a year. |
| Weed control | $8 to $12 | per 1,000 sq ft | Pre-emergent in spring, post-emergent as broadleaf weeds show. |
| Core aeration | $11 to $17 | per 1,000 sq ft | Once a year, priced higher on compacted clay soil. |
| Overseeding | $19 to $29 | per 1,000 sq ft | Nearly always quoted together with aeration. |
| Grub and insect control | $10 to $15 | per 1,000 sq ft | One preventive round covers most of the season. |
| Dethatching | $10 to $15 | per 1,000 sq ft | Only needed when thatch is over half an inch thick. |
Priced for a city of 53,695 in Galveston County, outside the major metros.
Compare against national lawn care costs or price your own lawn on the lawn cost estimator.
Lawn care companies in Galveston
Cantu Landscaping & Home Services
5.0on Google (4)Galveston, TX
Cantu Landscaping & Home Services is a lawn care company in Galveston, Texas, offering lawn care and landscaping, with Google reviews going back to 2023, and a published phone number.
Lawn care(409) 996-6854Diaz Lawn services
5.0on Google (1)Galveston, TX
Diaz Lawn services is a lawn care company in Galveston, Texas, offering lawn care, with Google reviews going back to 2026, Saturday hours listed, and a published phone number and website.
Evergreen Landscape
5.0on Google (3)Galveston, TX
Evergreen Landscape serves Galveston and the surrounding Texas area with lawn care and landscaping, with Google reviews going back to 2020, and a published phone number and website.
Hummingbird Landscapes
5.0on Google (56)Galveston, TX
Hummingbird Landscapes works on properties in Galveston, Texas, handling lawn care and landscaping, rated 5.0 by 56 Google reviewers, with Google reviews going back to 2024, Saturday hours listed, and a published phone number and website.
Obregon's Lawn & Tree Services
5.0on Google (5)Galveston, TX
Obregon's Lawn & Tree Services serves Galveston and the surrounding Texas area with lawn care and tree service, with Google reviews going back to 2017, Saturday hours listed, and a published phone number.
Lawn care(409) 740-4237BTLS Galveston - Lawn Service
4.8on Google (13)Galveston, TX
BTLS Galveston - Lawn Service is a lawn care company in Galveston, Texas, offering lawn care, rated 4.8 by 13 Google reviewers, with Google reviews going back to 2025, Saturday hours listed, and a published phone number and website.
Vasquez Lawn Services
4.0on Google (4)Galveston, TX
Listed in Galveston, Texas, Vasquez Lawn Services offers lawn care, with Google reviews going back to 2020, Saturday hours listed, and a published phone number.
Lawn care(409) 443-9086Esparza's Landscaping
3.1on Google (10)Galveston, TX
Esparza's Landscaping serves Galveston and the surrounding Texas area with lawn care and landscaping, rated 3.1 by 10 Google reviewers, with Google reviews going back to 2021, and a published phone number.
Lawn care(409) 683-7071DrewGreen Landscaping
Galveston, TX
Listed in Galveston, Texas, DrewGreen Landscaping offers lawn care and landscaping, with a published phone number and website.
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Where these companies are
When to book lawn care in Galveston
Galveston sits in the South Central climate region, which runs warm-season lawns. Last frost usually falls February 1-March 1 and first frost November 15-December 15, and that pair sets every date below.
Grasses that do well here
- Bermudagrass
- St. Augustinegrass
- Zoysiagrass
- Buffalograss
- Bahiagrass
| Task | Local window | Why then |
|---|---|---|
| Seed, sod, or sprig | Late May through July | Warm-season grass needs soil above 65 degrees to take hold. |
| Fertilize | April through August | Stop feeding roughly a month before the first expected frost. |
| Core aerate | May through July | Aerate while the lawn is actively growing so it fills the holes back in. |
| Pre-emergent for crabgrass | February 1 - March 1 | Go by soil temperature: apply before it holds 55 degrees. |
Problems local crews deal with most: Extreme heat, drought, fire ants.
Want the exact soil temperature before you book pre-emergent? Check your ZIP on the soil temperature tracker.
How we verify these companies
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- Hours, ratings, and photos come from public listings and can go stale
Lawn care in Galveston: common questions
How many lawn care companies are there in Galveston?
We list 9 companies serving Galveston that offer lawn care. Compare the attributed Google ratings rather than any single score, check the company actually lists lawn care rather than assuming it, and get two quotes for the same scope.
How much does lawn care cost in Galveston?
Typical Galveston bands: lawn mowing $37 to $57 per visit, edging and trimming $11 to $17 per visit, fertilizer application $12 to $19 per 1,000 sq ft. These are bands rather than averages because a real quote depends on lot size, slope and how far the crew drives, and a full-season contract almost always beats per-visit pricing.
Does a lawn care company need a licence in Texas?
Yes. Applying herbicides, insecticides or fungicides on someone else's property for payment requires a commercial pesticide applicator licence issued by Texas. Ask the company for its licence number directly: we have no public register for this state to check it against for you.
When should I book lawn care in Galveston?
Book two to three weeks ahead of the window, not inside it. In Galveston that means seed, sod, or sprig late may through july; fertilize april through august; core aerate may through july; pre-emergent for crabgrass february 1 - march 1. Those dates come from the South Central climate record, and the weeks before them are the busiest stretch of the year for local crews.