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EwersLawn & Landscape

Brian Ewers · Owner

The yard, finished. Every visit.

Mowing, mulch, bush trimming, leaf cleanup, and aeration. Quality and customer service, the way the Facebook page puts it.

Aeration is on the schedule for early October. Call Brian at (314) 971-1100.

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A red mower on a freshly striped lawn in front of the houses
Stripes still on the yard. Mower still on it.

  • Rhythm

    Weekly or biweekly. You pick. No contract.

  • The edge

    Walks and drives cut clean, not just trimmed.

  • The blow

    Hard surfaces cleared before the truck leaves.

  • The look

    A walk of the yard before a number is locked.

Services

What a visit actually covers.

  • 01

    Mow, trim, blow

    The grass cut, the edges trimmed where the mower can’t reach, and the walks blown off before the truck leaves.

  • 02

    Mulch

    Beds edged and cleaned, then mulch loaded by the yard and hauled in so the planting looks finished.

  • 03

    Bush trimming

    Shrubs and hedges cut back so they stay in scale with the house and the beds can breathe.

  • 04

    Leaf cleanup

    Leaves off the lawn and out of the beds before they mat down and smother the grass.

  • 05

    Lawn aeration

    Core aeration so compacted soil can take water and nutrients. Brian is booking the early October round now.

  • 06

    The rest of the yard

    A lawn and landscape company. If it is part of keeping the property cared for, call and ask. The price comes after a look.

A loader dumping dark mulch into the Ewers trailer

Mulch

Hauled in by the yard.

Beds get edged and cleaned first. Then the loader fills the trailer, and that mulch goes down so the planting looks finished, not sprinkled from a bag. Call Brian for a look and a number.

Call (314) 971-1100

A look first

The price comes after Brian sees the yard.

Pick the size, how often you want it cut, and anything extra. He’ll give you a number once he’s looked. No contract.

Yard size
Mowing rhythm
Add if you need it

Weekly · Typical yard

Call for the number.

Slope, fences, and how overgrown the first visit is all change it. Nothing here is a bid.

No extras selected. Aeration, mulch, and cleanups are priced on their own, after a look.

Ask for a look.

Name, a way to reach you, and the city. We’ll match it to what you picked.

The finish

What “done” looks like.

Job photos from Ewers. New ones show up on the Facebook page first.

  • Fresh stripes, mower still on the yard.
    The cutFresh stripes, mower still on the yard.
  • Loaded by the yard, then spread on the beds.
    MulchLoaded by the yard, then spread on the beds.
  • Oak leaves pulled off the lawn and piled along the drive.
    The pileOak leaves pulled off the lawn and piled along the drive.
  • A full yard, cut so the lines still show from the street.
    The stripesA full yard, cut so the lines still show from the street.

About

Brian Ewers. Owner and operator.

Ewers Lawn and Landscape logo. Brian Ewers, owner and operator, (314) 971-1100.

Ewers Lawn & Landscape is the crew on the Facebook page: lawn and landscaping, focused on quality and customer service. Every review posted there recommends them.

The work in the photos is the work: mowing, mulch, bush trimming, leaf cleanup, and aeration. Call (314) 971-1100 for an estimate. The price comes after Brian sees the yard.

(314) 971-1100Facebook
  1. 01Tell us the yardCity, size, and what you actually want handled.
  2. 02We look, then priceA walk beats a guess from a satellite photo.
  3. 03Same standard, every visitMow, edge, blow — then the seasonal work on top.

Questions

  • No. Most yards stay on a weekly or biweekly rhythm because the result holds. You can pause for a trip or a dry spell without a cancellation fee.