MowCow Lawn & Landscape

Year after year, our clients sign up for leaf removal service. Our seasoned crews use the best walk behind leaf blowers (see it in action on the video above.) We can vacuum up all of your leaves with our gigantic leaf trucks, or we can blow it all into the woods. Either way, we can have your property clean in a zip so you can enjoy this crisp fall season. If you're looking for a clean, gorgeous patio or walkway that compliments your yard, MowCow's highly skilled hardscapers can slap some taste onto your property!

Since 1986, MowCow has been providing "Udderly Dependable" service to folks in the Northern Virginia area. We are proud to offer neighborly customer care, and execute high-end, professional yard maintenance and services. In our area, storm water drains from local streams into the Potomac River and into the Chesapeake Bay. We offer Save the Bay Options because we're concerned about the Bay, especially nutrients and sediment that may run off your lawn. We want to make your life easier by responsibly handling all of your lawn and landscape maintenance needs.

Lawn mowing is MowCow's bread and butter. You might have seen our spotted cow trucks driving around Fairfax and Prince William County. Our goal is to produce crisp, clean cuts and precise edging every time. Our weekly mowing service runs through early November. We offer a Carefree Mowing Plan with substantial annual savings. Get unlimited cuts whens you need them at no extra cost and receive the same bill every month. Sometimes there are five Fridays in a month (although most of us think there are just four) and its not just Fridays.

You'd be amazed how quickly leaves accumulate. While it's tempting to pretend there's an invisible force field around your roof, let's face facts: those trees are dropping foliage like crazy. And they're somehow penetrating your magical shields. Regular gutter maintenance is key, too. Unless you remove those trapped leaves and spiky seed pods, cascades will start forming from your roof. These waterfalls aren't the kind that attract honeymooners, either. Instead, you'll have drowned grass or- worst case scenario- a soaked foundation.