September
Fescue’s best month
We do
- Core aeration and overseeding for fescue lawns
- Fall pre-emergent for winter weeds like henbit
- Second shrub trim
You do
Water new seed lightly every day for about three weeks.
Northwest Arkansas A yard you’re proud of, all year.
Weekly mowing, lawn treatments, cleanups, mulch, sod, stone paths and more, for homes across Northwest Arkansas. Build your plan in two minutes and we’ll text you an estimate.
- 4.8 from 238 Google reviews
- The same crew every week
- No contracts
- Since 2014
Weekly mowing
from $40 per visit
Mow, trim, edge and blow. Most subdivision lots.
Your plan
Build your yard plan. We’ll text you an estimate.
Pick your yard size and what you want done. Kayla looks it over and texts you an estimate for each service, usually by noon the next business day.
- 1Send your planAbout two minutes, no account.
- 2Get your estimate by textBy noon the next business day.
- 3Reply YES to startFirst mow within a week, on your town’s day.
Example text(479) 555-0136
Hi Jess, it’s Kayla at Fieldstone. Here’s your estimate for your Bentonville yard:
- Weekly mowing$55 per visit
- Lawn treatments$59 per visit
- Leaf cleanup$175 per visit
Your day is Tuesday. Reply YES and we’ll start next week.
YES, see you Tuesday!
No contract. Pause or stop anytime with a week’s notice.
The year in your yard
What your yard needs, month by month.
Most sunny lawns here are Bermuda or zoysia, and shady ones are fescue. Here’s what we do for them through the year, and how a Bermuda lawn looks each month.
Month
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOct nowNovDec
How a Bermuda lawn looks
Mowing
Lawn treatments
Aeration & seed
Cleanups
Mulch & beds
Shrub trimming
New sod
Stone & patios
- On the plan
- As needed
- Treatment visit
- This month
Add to my plan
October This month
The mowing winds down
We do
- Last weekly mows as Bermuda slows after the first cool nights
- Fall feeding for fescue
- Mulch top-off before winter
You do
Keep leaves off new fescue so it doesn’t smother.
November
Leaf season
We do
- Leaf cleanups, usually 2 or 3 visits through December
- Last mow with light leaves mulched in
- Winter weed control on dormant Bermuda
You do
Book spring projects now. The stone crew’s spring fills by March.
December
Last of the leaves
We do
- Final leaf cleanup
- Winter weed control on dormant lawns
- Beds cleared along the house
You do
Nothing. The lawn is resting.
January
Stone and drainage season
We do
- Stone walls, paths and patios
- Dry creek beds for soggy spots
- Pruning small ornamental trees
You do
Stay off frosted grass; footprints leave brown spots.
February
Get ahead of the weeds
We do
- Pre-emergent late in the month
- Ornamental grasses and liriope cut back
- Spring cleanups booked
You do
Send your plan so you’re on a route before April.
March
The lawn wakes up
We do
- Spring cleanup: beds cleared, grasses cut back, first edge
- Pre-emergent before crabgrass sprouts, about when the forsythia blooms
- First mows as the grass needs it
You do
Hold off on fertilizer until the lawn greens up.
April
Weekly mowing starts
We do
- Weekly visits begin on your town’s day
- Second pre-emergent and the first feeding
- Fresh mulch in the beds
You do
Tell us about new beds or sod now, before May fills up.
May
Bermuda turns green
We do
- Feeding and spot weed control
- Bermuda and zoysia sod season opens
- First shrub trim late in the month
You do
Water about an inch per week when it doesn’t rain.
June
Peak growing season
We do
- Core aeration for Bermuda and zoysia
- Grub preventer
- Shrub trimming
You do
Water early in the morning, about an inch per week.
July
Mow high, water deep
We do
- Raise the mower so the grass shades its roots
- Summer feeding
- Spot weed control
You do
Water deeply twice per week instead of a little every day.
August
Heat and dry spells
We do
- Weekly mowing, higher in dry spells
- Last Bermuda feeding
- Plan fall seeding for shady fescue
You do
Brown patch that won’t green up after watering? Text us a photo.
Services and prices
Weekly mowing, seasonal care and bigger projects.
Typical 2026 prices for Northwest Arkansas yards. Your estimate comes by text after we see your plan.
Every week
Weekly mowing
April through October, about 30 visits, on the same day every week.
- Mowed at the right height for your grass
- String-trimmed around beds, fences and trees
- Walks and drives edged
- Clippings blown off, gates latched
Yard sizeTypical price per visit
- Up to ¼ acreMost subdivision lots
- $40–$50
- ¼ to ½ acre
- $50–$70
- ½ to 1 acre
- $70–$110
- Over an acre
- We’ll walk it with you
Every other week: about $10 more per visit, since the grass is taller.
Projects
from $1.10 per square foot
from $1,800
from $22 per square foot
from $1,400
We don’t take down trees, fix sprinklers or build fences. We’re glad to pass along names of local companies that do.
Our work
Recent jobs around Northwest Arkansas.
Bella Vista
Flagstone path and a new back lawn
- 340 sq ft of flagstone set in gravel and sand
- 2,400 sq ft of Bermuda sod
4 days
Rogers
Retaining wall and front beds
- 62 ft of block wall, 3 ft at the tallest, drain rock behind
- 28 shrubs and 9 yards of mulch
5 days
Centerton
New-build backyard
- Builder fill graded to drain away from the house
- 4,800 sq ft of Bermuda sod, watered in
1 day, checked again at 2 weeks
Pea Ridge
Fire pit corner
- Gravel border and edging around the patio
- Planters and 12 perennials
2 days
Bentonville
A shady yard brought back
- Beds cut around two big oaks
- Fescue overseeded in the shade, Bermuda left in the sun
2 days, then weekly mowing
“Same two guys every Tuesday for three years. They latch the gate every time, which matters with our dog.”
“I sent the plan on a Sunday night and had prices for mowing and treatments by 10 the next morning. They started that Thursday.”
“Our backyard was builder clay and rocks. They graded it, laid Bermuda, and showed us exactly how to water it. Six weeks later the kids were out there every day.”
“The flagstone path looks like it’s been there for twenty years, in a good way.”
“They texted the night before a rainout and came Saturday instead. I never had to call anyone.”
“Crabgrass took over every summer. Second year on their treatments and it’s gone.”
“Kayla explained what my shady fescue needed and what it didn’t. No upselling.”
Who we are
Owned and run by the Ortega family since 2014.
Luis Ortega grew up in Springdale and started mowing on his uncle’s crew at 15. After 20 years building stone walls for landscape companies around the region, he started Fieldstone in 2014 with one truck, one trailer and 22 yards in Centerton.
His daughter Kayla joined in 2017 to run the office. She answers the texts, puts together every plan and sends every estimate herself.
“Most of our customers have been with us five years or more. We keep the same crew on the same streets, so they know your yard.”
- 11 of us: three mowing crews, a landscape and stone crew, and Kayla in the office
- Licensed by the Arkansas State Plant Board for lawn treatments
- Insured to $1M, with workers’ comp on every crew member
- Missed a spot? Text a photo and we’re back within 2 working days, free
- 12
- years in Northwest Arkansas
- 340
- weekly yards this season
- 1,000+
- beds, walls and new lawns
Every season we mow the youth ball fields in Centerton for free.
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- Wed
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Where we work
Which day we mow in your town.
Each town on our routes has its own mowing day, so your crew comes the same day every week. Landscape and stone projects go anywhere in Northwest Arkansas.
- MondayCenterton, Highfill, Decatur, Gentry, Siloam Springs
- TuesdayBentonville
- WednesdayBella Vista, Gravette, Pea Ridge
- ThursdayRogers, Little Flock, Lowell
- FridaySpringdale, Cave Springs
- SaturdayRain makeup day
Not on the list? Text us your address. If you’re close to a route, we can usually fit you in.
Questions
Common questions about plans, weather and billing.
Plans and billing
Do I have to sign a contract?
No. Pause or stop anytime with a week’s notice by text.
How does billing work?
Once a month by email, for the visits we made that month. Card, bank draft or check. For projects, 30% puts you on the calendar and the rest is due when it’s done.
Why don’t you show my price right away?
Two yards the same size can take very different time: slopes, fences, beds and gates. Kayla looks at your plan and texts an estimate for each service, usually by noon the next business day.
Weather and scheduling
What happens when it rains?
We move your visit to the next dry day, usually within a day or two, and text you when it changes. Saturday is our makeup day.
Do I need to be home?
No. Leave the gate unlocked and tell us about pets. We text the evening before every visit.
When does mowing start and stop?
Weekly from April through October, about 30 visits. In March and November we come when the grass needs it.
Lawn care
Are treatments safe for kids and pets?
We put out a small flag after each visit. Keep kids and pets off until it dries, usually an hour or two. Every treatment goes down under our State Plant Board license.
Which grass do I have?
Most sunny yards here are Bermuda or zoysia, which turn tan in winter. Shady yards are usually fescue, which stays green. Not sure? Pick “Not sure” and we’ll check on the first visit.
Projects
Do you call before you dig?
Yes. We call 811 before every bed, wall or path and wait until the lines are marked.
What don’t you do?
Tree removal, sprinkler systems and fences. We’ll pass along names of local companies that do.