Georgia cost guide
Lawn Mowing cost in Georgia
Quick answer
Lawn Mowing in Georgia costs an estimated $41 - $66 per visit, about $53 typical. That is 8% below the national average, because landscaping workers in Georgia earn $18.51 an hour versus $20.33 nationally (BLS May 2025).
- Estimate (per visit)
- $41 - $66
- Typical
- $53
- vs US average
- -8%
- Rank (1 = priciest)
- #41 of 51
Estimates compiled .
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Estimated cost in Georgia: $1,060 - $1,710 (26 visits at per visit)
Planning estimate only. Confirm with written quotes.
What affects lawn mowing prices in Georgia
- Lawn size and how many obstacles (beds, trees, play sets) the crew has to trim around.
- How often you book: weekly and biweekly route customers usually pay less per visit than one-off cuts.
- Grass height and condition. Overgrown or wet lawns take longer.
- Whether edging, trimming and blowing off hard surfaces are included.
- Local labor costs: Georgia landscaping wages are 8% below the national average, and labor is about 85% of this job's price.
How Georgia compares
Lawn Mowing companies in Georgia
Other landscaping costs in Georgia
- Lawn Fertilization$62 - $96
- Yard Cleanup$115 - $370
- Shrub & Hedge Trimming$37 - $69
- Gardener$32 - $60
- Tree Removal$370 - $1,100
- Sod Installation$0.96 - $1.92
- Artificial Turf Installation$9.69 - $24
- Sprinkler System Installation$575 - $1,900
- Landscape Design$645 - $2,750
- Landscaping Installation$2,850 - $15,300
- Paver Patio$9.60 - $16
- Retaining Wall$34 - $62
- French Drain$9.51 - $33
- Landscape Lighting$77 - $290
- Xeriscaping$4.80 - $19
- Snow Removal$28 - $65
- Commercial Lawn Care$745 - $1,500
Lawn Mowing cost in Georgia: common questions
How much does lawn mowing cost in Georgia?
About $41 - $66 per visit, $53 typical. The US range is $44 - $71 (LawnStarter).
Is lawn mowing more expensive in Georgia than average?
Georgia ranks #41 of 51 for landscaping wages, so lawn mowing runs 8% below the national average.
What affects lawn mowing prices in Georgia?
Lawn size and how many obstacles (beds, trees, play sets) the crew has to trim around. How often you book: weekly and biweekly route customers usually pay less per visit than one-off cuts. Grass height and condition. Overgrown or wet lawns take longer. Whether edging, trimming and blowing off hard surfaces are included.
How do I find lawn mowing companies in Georgia?
Local Landscaping lists 204 businesses offering this service in Georgia, including in Valdosta, Columbus, Duluth, Atlanta and 8 more. Ask each for the visit schedule, what each visit includes, and how missed visits for rain are handled.
Planning estimate: US range from LawnStarter (2026) adjusted for Georgia by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS May 2025 landscaping wage. Businesses listed here have not set or confirmed these prices.