Rock Hill, SC
U.S. Lawns of Rock Hill (Team 428) provides year-round full-service commercial landscape management including lawn maintenance, hardscaping renovations, and licensed commercial irrigation services.
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Local Landscaping lists 1 business offering commercial landscaping in Rock Hill, SC, including U.S. Lawns - Rock Hill. Each one lists Rock Hill, SC as a service area.
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Grounds maintenance and landscape services for offices, retail, HOAs, and institutions. Usually delivered under scheduled contracts with defined scopes.
Rock Hill, SC
U.S. Lawns of Rock Hill (Team 428) provides year-round full-service commercial landscape management including lawn maintenance, hardscaping renovations, and licensed commercial irrigation services.
South Carolina state-level estimates. Landscaping labor in South Carolina pays $18.04/hour on average, 11% below the national average ($20.33), so prices below are national ranges adjusted for that difference. Use them to sanity-check quotes, not as a quote.
| Job | Estimate in South Carolina | Unit | US range | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full-service commercial lawn care | $730 - $1,450 | per acre per month | $800 - $1,600 | HomeGuide2026 |
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Estimated cost in South Carolina: $730 - $1,460 (1 acres at per acre per month)
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Grounds maintenance and landscape services for offices, retail, HOAs, and institutions. Usually delivered under scheduled contracts with defined scopes.
Estimated $730 - $1,450 per acre per month in South Carolina, based on HomeGuide national pricing adjusted for South Carolina landscaping wages (11% below the national average). Get written quotes for an exact price.
Local Landscaping lists 1 business offering commercial landscaping in Rock Hill, SC.
Compare at least two or three written quotes for the same scope. Check that each business lists your area as a service area, ask about licensing and insurance where your state requires it, and confirm what is included (materials, cleanup, warranty) before you sign. Use the free quote request on Local Landscaping: describe the project once and it is matched only to businesses that list your area as a service area. You can also contact any listed business directly using the phone number or website on its profile.