We specialize in lawn mowing for residential and commercial properties in Rancho Cordova and Sacramento County.  We provide precision mowing services with high attention to detail. 

We make sure that our lawn mower blades are sharpened in order to provide a clean cut to your grass, no one likes the look of shredded turf. We also adjust and set the correct height of the mower so that the grass when cut will be able to have sunlight reach the crown of the grass.

Our goal is to help your lawn to be healthy and lush with deep roots. Fertilizing your lawn in the proper season is crucial. At Cooper Lawn Care we service Rancho Cordova and all of Sacramento County regularly and are well equipped to be able to help your lawn grow in this climate.  

Fertilizing in early spring can help your lawn get an early jump to root development. Fall feedings help repair damage from the summer months, and help spur growth of the roots to last through the winter.  Light fertilizer feedings in between will help maintain a healthy growing lawn.

At Cooper Lawn Care we believe the best defense against weeds is a thick, healthy lawn. A healthy lawn will stop weeds from receiving adequate sunlight or open space to germinate.

We try our best to attack weeds in the early spring and summer before they will have a chance to develop deep root systems and begin to choke the life out of your lawn turf. Different weeds need to be dealt with using different chemicals and methods. Give us a call today for all your lawn care needs.

Cooper Lawn Care will also seed your lawn. We recommend seeding in the early spring or early fall. Spreading seed will help thicken your lawn further protecting it from potential weeds. Using a seed spreader after the lawn has been aerated and fertilized will help ensure that your seed will get the proper nutrients it needs to grow healthy and strong. Don’t forget to water your lawn!

Generally speaking when your lawn loses its bounce or resiliency, or when it begins to wilts it desperately needs water. We recommend watering until the soil is moist 4 to 5 in down. To find out how much water your sprinkler provides you can set out a cake pan and measure the time it takes for the water to reach a depth of 1 in.

The best time of day to water is in the early morning. Less water will be lost to evaporation and your lawn will have plenty of time to dry out before night time. Lawns that remain wet overnight are more susceptible to disease, mold, and fungus.