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Landscaping & Lawn Care in Savannah, GA
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We connect Savannah-area homeowners with independent local lawn care, landscaping and tree companies for free, no-obligation quotes. The company you choose quotes, contracts and does the work directly with you. Describe the job once, from weekly lawn care in Savannah to a dead pine leaning toward the house, and local companies that offer that work can follow up with quotes.
Compare prices and scope, and hire only if a quote makes sense. Read how the quote process works or go straight to the free quote form.
Lawn, landscape and tree services in Savannah
Typical prices, local tips and what to ask before you hire.
Lawn Mowing & Maintenance
Weekly or every-other-week mowing, edging and blowing, set to the right height for your grass.
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Tree Trimming
Pruning for live oaks, pines and palms, deadwood removal and clearance over roofs and drives.
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Tree Removal
Dead, leaning or storm-damaged trees taken down, plus stump grinding and debris hauling.
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Weed Control & Fertilization
Pre-emergent, weed treatments and feeding programs matched to centipede, St. Augustine or zoysia.
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Sod Installation
New lawns, patch repair and full replacements, with soil prep for sandy coastal ground.
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Pine Straw & Mulch
Fresh pine straw or mulch for beds, tree rings and natural areas, usually refreshed once or twice a year.
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Irrigation Repair
Broken heads, leaks, zone and controller problems, rain sensors and schedule set-up for your watering days.
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Yard Cleanup
Leaf and limb pickup, storm debris, overgrown beds and one-time seasonal cleanups.
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Tell us about the yard
Share your ZIP code, the service you need and details like yard size or tree height.
Hear from local companies
Independent companies that offer that service nearby follow up with questions or a visit.
Compare and choose
Compare written quotes. The company you choose contracts and does the work directly with you.
What makes lawn care in Savannah different
Savannah has a humid subtropical climate. NOAA's 1991–2020 normals for the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport show about 48 inches of rain a year, with June, July and August the wettest months, and roughly 80 days a year at or above 90 °F. July afternoons average 92.3 °F. Heat and summer rain mean weekly mowing in the warm months and fungus after wet spells.
Most local yards sit on sandy, acidic Lower Coastal Plain soils, and much of Chatham County is poorly drained with a seasonal high water table. A soil test is the honest first step before lime or fertilizer; centipede prefers acidic soil and usually should not be limed.
Then there are the trees. Moss-draped live oaks shade many older neighborhoods, which affects which grass grows and how often limbs need clearing. Centipede and St. Augustine are the familiar lawns here, with zoysia and bermuda in sunnier yards. Read our guide to the best grass for Savannah lawns.
Savannah watering days and storm season
City of Savannah water customers: no outdoor irrigation from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and no watering on Fridays. Even-numbered addresses water Monday, Wednesday and Saturday; odd-numbered addresses water Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. The year-round schedule followed EPD's 2006 “Red Zone” designation over saltwater intrusion into the Floridan Aquifer. Questions: 912-651-2221.
Georgia's statewide rule allows outdoor watering only between 4 p.m. and 10 a.m., with exemptions for new sod and plants during installation and for 30 days after, drip or soaker hoses, and hand watering with an auto-shutoff nozzle. As of our last check, EPD declared a statewide Drought Response Level 1 on April 27, 2026; check epd.georgia.gov for the current level. Our Savannah watering schedule guide covers the details, and an irrigation repair visit can set a controller to your days.
Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30, and searches for tree service in Savannah peak from July through October. Have trees near the house inspected and deadwood removed before the August–October peak. See our hurricane-season tree prep guide.
What landscaping costs in Savannah
Published cost guides for 2026 list weekly lawn maintenance at about $48–$143 per visit, core aeration at $71–$190, tree trimming at about $356 on average and front-yard landscaping projects at $1,425–$4,750. These are estimates, not quotes. See the table and a quick calculator on our Savannah landscaping prices page, then compare real quotes for your yard.
Areas we cover around Savannah
Free quotes across Chatham County and nearby towns. See all service areas.
About this site
Savannah GA Lawn Care is an independent quote service and is not affiliated with any lawn care company of a similar name. Savannah GA Lawn Care does not apply pesticides or perform any work, and holds no contractor, pesticide or trade license.
Savannah lawn care questions
Do you do the lawn care or tree work yourselves?
No. Savannah GA Lawn Care is a free quote service. We connect Savannah-area homeowners with independent local lawn care, landscaping and tree companies. The company you choose gives you its own quote, signs its own agreement with you and does the work directly. We do not mow, trim, treat or install anything, and we never set the price.
How much does lawn care cost in Savannah?
Published cost guides for 2026 put weekly lawn maintenance in Savannah at about $48 to $143 per visit, with an average near $96. Yard size, grass type, edging, bed work and how often you want service all change the number. These are estimates, not quotes, so comparing two or three written quotes is the reliable way to see your price.
What days can I water my lawn in Savannah?
City of Savannah water customers may not water lawns from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. or on Fridays. Even-numbered addresses water Monday, Wednesday and Saturday; odd-numbered addresses water Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. New sod, drip lines and hand watering have exemptions under state law. Other towns may differ, so check with your own water provider.
Is there any cost or obligation to request quotes?
No. Requesting quotes through Savannah GA Lawn Care is free and there is no obligation to hire anyone. Fill out the short form with your address and what you need, and we usually reply the same day. You can compare the quotes you receive, ask questions and decide on your own schedule, or decide not to go ahead at all.
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