Your street mows cheaper together.

Every neighbor who joins lowers the price for everyone on the block, and your pro spends the day mowing instead of driving.

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1 home

One lawn is a $40 mow and a 15-minute drive to the next job.

That drive is the biggest cost in mowing, and you pay for it.

3 homes

Three neighbors on one route: $36 each.

The truck stays parked while the pro walks to the next yard.

6+ homes

Six or more: $33. Stops are three minutes apart.

Two neighbors are still deciding. When they join, nobody's price goes up.

The pro's side

Same lawns, about $73 an hour instead of $53.

Lower prices and better pay come from the same place: less driving.

How it works

We own the bad mow, so you don't have to.

Most lawn apps either leave problems between you and the pro, or take a big cut and hide the pro from you. Yardblock does neither.

Photo-checked visits

Every visit ends with a photo we check against your lawn's satellite outline.

Missed strip, no edging, wrong house: flag it within 72 hours and we send a pro back or refund the visit within 24 hours. We settle with the pro afterward.

72 h to flag · 24 h to fix

One seasonal plan

Mowing, edging, fertilizer, aeration, leaves and snow in one monthly plan, timed to your climate.

Talk to your pro directly

You see who mows your lawn and can message them. No call center in the middle.

For lawn pros

Mow a street, not a city.

Bring your own customers and pay nothing on them. We fill the gaps on your streets so your stops get closer together.

Scattered route45 min a stop incl. drive

$53/hr

Yardblock street30 min mow + 3 min walk

$73/hr

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Gross pay per hour at $40 a lawn, before fuel and equipment. Planning estimates, not measured results.