Riverview, Florida · only
Your yard, on the same route as your neighbors.
One flat monthly price covers mowing, hedges, mulch and palm trims all year. The more homes on your street that join, the less everyone pays.
42
mows a year, one flat bill
No per-visit bills
Pay the same each month in January as in July. No surprise charges for mulch or hedges.
Neighborhood rates
Once 15 homes in your community join, everyone gets 8% off. 40 homes: 12%. 75: 15%.
Same crew, same day
Dense routes mean one crew knows your street, your gate code and your HOA rules.
What sharp looks like on a Riverview street.
The plan follows the grass, not the calendar.
01
Peak growth
May – October
Weekly · 26 visits
St. Augustine grows fast in the rainy season. We cut high, edge sharp and keep beds clean.
02
Shoulder
March – April · November
Every 10 days · 9 visits
Spring mulch, hedge shaping and pre-storm palm trims. Fall cleanup and the second mulch round.
03
Slow season
December – February
Every 2 weeks · 7 visits
Less mowing, more detail: hard pruning, bed reshaping and tidy-ups before spring.
Communities we're routing
All 10The honest comparison
Stop paying for someone else's commute.
Most outside landscapers drive in from across the county. Their fuel, highway time and empty miles get baked into a $60+ per-cut price — then edging, hedges and weeds get billed on top. We stay inside your neighborhood, so you get more for less, every month.
| Typical outside company | Trim Team membership | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per visit | $60–$75+ per cut, plus extras | One flat monthly price, all year |
| Your bill | Jumps in summer, surprise add-ons | Same amount every month — easy to budget |
| What's included | Mow & blow; edging, hedges, weeds cost extra | Mow, edge, trim, blow, hedges, weeds, seasonal care |
| Travel | Crews driving in from Tampa, Brandon & beyond — you pay for it | Crews already on your street, yard to yard |
| Schedule | Whenever traffic and their route allows | Your neighborhood's set route day |
| Who shows up | Rotating strangers | Riverview locals & neighborhood teens |
| Neighbors joining | No benefit | Price drops 8–15% for everyone |
Outside company, one year
$3,420
- 42 cuts × $60 = $2,520
- Hedge trimming (6×/yr): $330
- Bed weeding (12×/yr): $360
- Trip / fuel surcharges: $210
Trim Team Complete, one year
$2,268
$189/mo × 12, all of the above included. Lower still once your neighbors join.
Outside rates are typical Tampa Bay estimates for a standard Riverview lot; your quotes may vary.
Plans from $139/mo
Before neighborhood discounts. 12-month membership, billed monthly.
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Where your $139 a month actually goes (Essential plan).
No mystery markup. Most of it pays the neighbors who cut your grass. About a sixth keeps the business alive — fair, not greedy.
- Local crew wagesNeighbors & teens paid fairly, per yard$6446%
- Equipment & fuelMowers, trimmers, repairs, gas$1712%
- Materials & disposalLine, blades, green-waste dumping$64%
- Insurance, licensing & softwareLiability, workers' comp, scheduling$1410%
- Card fees & taxesPayment processing, sales tax$118%
- Youth crew fundTraining, safety gear, scholarships$43%
- Business marginKeeps us open, growing and on time$2417%
Estimated monthly split per home. Route density lowers fuel and drive time — that's why your price drops as more neighbors join.
What a year looks like
Essential · the math
$1,668
12-month commitment
$1,002
saved vs. paying per job
$40
per visit, all-in
What you get in a year
| Mow, edge, trim & blow | 42× | ~$45 ea | $1,890 |
| Shrub & hedge shaping | 4× | ~$90 ea | $360 |
| Bed weed pull | 21× | ~$20 ea | $420 |
| Typical cost hiring per job | $2,670 | ||
| Your membership | $1,668 | ||
How often we're there
- May – OctoberWeekly · 26 visits
- March – April · NovemberEvery 10 days · 9 visits
- December – FebruaryEvery 2 weeks · 7 visits
- 42 mow visits a year: weekly May–Oct, every 10 days Mar–Apr & Nov, biweekly Dec–Feb
- Edging, string trim, sidewalk strip & hard-surface blow-off every visit
- Shrub & hedge shaping 4× a year
- Bed weed pull every other visit
Same price every month, all year — even in winter when we mow less. That's how your bill stays flat and our crews stay paid. Per-job prices are typical Riverview estimates.
Teen jobs · ages 14–17
Know a teen in Riverview who wants to earn?
Paid work on their own streets, always next to a trained adult lead. After school and Saturday mornings, never on school nights past 7.
- 💵 25% of every yard — about $13.50 per Complete-plan lawn
- 🦺 Safety gear, training and adult supervision included
- ✍️ Parent signs online — join the waitlist in 3 minutes
Neighbors, not strangers
Your yard, cut by someone who lives down the street.
We hire locally in your neighborhood — adults looking for steady work and teens 14+ wanting their first real job. Every youth works alongside a trained lead, learns equipment safety, and gets paid fairly per yard. Money you spend here stays here.
Help the youth crew
Money
Funds safety gear, training and paid first jobs for local teens.
Equipment
Used mowers, trimmers, blowers, hand tools — we'll service them.
A golf cart
Lets youth crews move yard to yard inside the neighborhood, no car needed.
The neighborhood fund
Give a little. Watch the street get closer.
Every dollar and every donated mower stays in the neighborhood: paying teens for first jobs, feeding crews after hot Saturdays, throwing block parties — and checking on the neighbors who live alone.
Elder check-ins
Our crews already pass every house weekly. We knock, roll the cans to the curb, notice the broken sprinkler, and make sure our older neighbors have what they need. Relationships first, lawns second.
- 01Pick a causeCrew nights, a block party, movies on the green, elder check-ins — or wherever it's needed.
- 02Give money or gearPay by card in a minute, or tell us what equipment you have and we'll pick it up free.
- 03See where it wentEach month we post on the neighborhood board what came in and what it paid for.
Questions first? Call or text (813) 693-1171.
How the fund works →Donate here
1. What should it go toward?
2. How much?
One-time card payment. Minimum $5. Not tax-deductible — we're a local business, not a charity.