Landscaping & Lawn Care in Atlanta
Landscaping in Atlanta for HOAs, property managers and homeowners: lawn care, common-area grounds, yard work and seasonal yard cleanup. Specialized crews with 20+ years of experience in Atlanta do the work; general contractor Shay Das prices and schedules it.
- For
- HOAs, community associations, property managers and homeowners
- Where
- Metro Atlanta: Cobb, Fulton, DeKalb, Gwinnett counties. Areas
- General contractor
- Shay Das, Smyrna
- Crews
- Specialized, with 20+ years in Atlanta
What's included
Priced one by one, so you can take what you need or add other trades to the same proposal.
- Lawn careMowing, edging, string trimming and blowing on a set schedule.
- Common-area groundsEntrances, medians, amenity areas and the strips nobody owns.
- Yard cleanupLeaves, storm debris, overgrowth and haul-away.
- Beds, mulch and pine strawBed edging, weeding and fresh mulch or pine straw.
- Shrub and hedge trimmingKeeping sightlines, walkways and signage clear.
For HOAs and property managers
- Recurring grounds contracts for common areas, entrances and amenities
- A written visit schedule your board and residents can see
- Seasonal cleanups bid separately or folded into the contract
For homeowners
- Regular lawn care
- One-time yard cleanup before a sale or move-in
- Bed refresh with mulch or pine straw
Atlanta timing notes
Pre-emergent weed control
UGA's Georgia lawn calendars list February and March as the best months for spring pre-emergent (April is possible), and September for the fall application that stops winter weeds.
Sources: University of Georgia, GeorgiaTurf (2024 edition), “Bermudagrass Lawn Calendar”; University of Georgia, GeorgiaTurf (2024 edition), “Turf-Type Tall Fescue Lawn Calendar”
Seeding tall fescue
Interseeding established fescue is a fall job, in UGA's September to November window. UGA also warns not to put down pre-emergent within 3 to 4 months before you seed, so plan the two together.
Source: University of Georgia, GeorgiaTurf (2024 edition), “Turf-Type Tall Fescue Lawn Calendar”
Feeding Bermuda grass
Hold nitrogen until soil at 4 inches is consistently 65°F and rising, per UGA. Core aeration belongs in the active growing season.
Source: University of Georgia, GeorgiaTurf (2024 edition), “Bermudagrass Lawn Calendar”
Project photos
Photos from Atlanta Home & Yard landscaping & lawn care jobs will go here as work is finished.
Free for boards: plan the year, then send bidders one clear scope.
Landscaping & Lawn Care questions
UGA's Georgia lawn calendars list February and March as the best months for spring pre-emergent, with April possible, and September for the fall application against winter weeds. If you plan to seed fescue, don't apply pre-emergent in the 3 to 4 months before seeding.
In the fall. UGA's tall fescue calendar puts interseeding established lawns in a September to November window. Build the seeding date into the year's plan so the fall pre-emergent doesn't block it. The HOA maintenance planner flags that conflict for you.
Yes. Common areas, entrances and amenity grounds for HOAs and community associations are a main focus, on a recurring schedule or as one-time cleanups. Send a bid request with the areas and how often you want service.
Yes. Leaves, storm debris, overgrown beds and haul-away can be quoted as a single visit. Request a quote with a few photos.
Tell us what the property needs.
Send the scope, the property and your timeline. Requests go to Shay Das, the owner and general contractor.