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Our Maintenance Programs
Complete lawn care and landscaping solutions you can rely on
Features
Essential
Curb Appeal
Weekly lawn maintenance
Spring cleanup
Fall cleanup
Bed preparation
Bed Edging
Mulching
Hedge Trimming
LAWN MAINTENANCE
Our lawn maintenance services keep your property neat and well-maintained throughout the season. We provide dependable weekly and bi-weekly service with a focus on proper cutting, clean edges, and consistent results for residential and commercial properties.
Weekly and bi-weekly mowing schedules
Trimming and edging services
Clean, professional finish
Reliable and on-time service
LANDSCAPING
Our landscaping services enhance curb appeal and create outdoor spaces you can enjoy. We deliver clean, professional results through careful planning and attention to detail for residential and commercial properties.
Mulch installation
Planting and enhancements
Hedge trimming services
Custom landscape solutions
Frequently asked questions
What areas do you serve?
We serve Laconia, Gilford and Meredith. Contact us to confirm service availability in your area!
Are you insured?
Yes. Regal Lawn & Landscape is fully insured to protect both our clients and our team.
How do payments work?
We offer convenient 8-month equal billing from April through November. All services in your selected plan are averaged into predictable monthly payments.
Do you limit the number of clients you take each season?
Yes. To maintain service quality and response times, we cap the number of properties we service in each area. Once routes are full, we begin a waitlist.
How much does lawn care cost in Laconia, NH?
Lawn care pricing depends on property size, complexity, and service level. Most of our weekly maintenance clients in the Lakes Region invest between $200–$500 per month during the season depending on their selected plan. We provide custom quotes to ensure each property is priced correctly.
When is the best time to aerate and overseed in New Hampshire?
In New Hampshire, the best time to aerate and overseed is late summer to early fall, typically the first few weeks of September. This allows grass seed to establish before winter while avoiding peak weed pressure.
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