Weekly lawn maintenance
Mowing, edging, line trimming and a full blow-off of drives and walks. We cut St. Augustine, Bahia and Zoysia at the height each one actually wants — not one blade setting for every yard on the route.
Weekly & bi-weekly
Family-owned · Lee County
Lawn care that shows up. Every week.
Weekly mowing, hedge trimming, mulch and lawn treatment for homes in Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Lehigh Acres and North Fort Myers. Same crew every visit. Honest pricing, no contracts you can’t read.
Serving: Cape Coral · Fort Myers · Lehigh Acres · North Fort Myers · and the surrounding Lee County communities
Free estimate
Tell us where the property is and we’ll get you a price. Usually same day.
Thanks — we’ll call you back today.
No spam. No pressure. We only call about your estimate.
Locally ownedThe owner is on the truck, not in an office out of state.
Licensed & insuredFlorida LLC with general liability coverage. Certificate on request.
Same crew, every visitYou get people who already know your yard.
Free estimatesUsually priced the same day you call.
What we do
Lawn and landscape services in Lee County
Everything a Southwest Florida yard needs to stay sharp year-round — through the summer growth season and the dry months.
Shrub & hedge trimming
Clusia, podocarpus, hibiscus, arboricola and ficus shaped on a schedule so they never get away from you. Clippings hauled off, beds left clean.
Monthly or quarterlyMulch & bed refresh
Beds edged, weeded and topped with pine bark, eucalyptus or red mulch. Two refreshes a year keeps moisture in and weeds down through the dry season.
Spring & fallFertilization & weed control
A treatment program built for Florida turf and Florida pests — chinch bugs, sod webworm, dollarweed. Scheduled around Lee County’s fertilizer ordinance and its rainy-season restrictions.
6–8 week programIrrigation checks & repair
Zone-by-zone inspection, broken and blocked heads replaced, timers set to your watering day. A dry stripe across the yard is almost always a $20 part, not a dead lawn.
Quarterly checkCleanups & storm prep
Palm fronds, overgrowth, debris haul-off, and pre-season trimming so there’s less to pick up after a storm. One-time jobs welcome — you don’t have to be a regular.
One-time or seasonal
Why people stay
Most yards in Lee County get a different crew every few weeks.
That’s the real problem with lawn service around here. The big outfits rotate crews, the small ones disappear mid-season, and nobody remembers that your sprinkler head on zone three has been leaking since March.
Cuts for Christ is Mike Haight and a small crew, serving more than 50 homes across Cape Coral and Fort Myers. We know which yards flood, which hedges grow fastest, and which gate sticks.
We named the company after who we answer to. In practice, that just means you get straight pricing and work we’d put our name on — because we did.
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We show up on the day we saidSame day of the week, every week. If weather moves us, you get a text — not silence.
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The price we quoted is the priceNo surprise line items, no fuel surcharge that appears in July.
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We leave it cleaner than we found itDrives blown off, clippings gone, gate closed behind us.
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You can reach a personCall or text the same number every time. A real one answers it.
Where we work
Service areas across Lee County
We run tight routes so we’re in your neighborhood on the same day each week. If you’re on this list, we can usually start within a week.
Lawn care in Cape Coral, FL
From Pelican and Cape Harbour out to the northwest Cape and Burnt Store corridor. Canal-front yards get a close eye on seawall edges and salt-stressed turf, and we keep bahia in the newer northwest sections cut at the right height instead of scalped.
ZIP codes served33904 · 33909 · 33914 · 33990 · 33991 · 33993
Lawn care in Fort Myers, FL
McGregor, Whiskey Creek, Iona, San Carlos Park, Gateway and the Daniels corridor. Older McGregor properties come with mature oaks and heavy shade — we adjust cut height and treatment there instead of running the same program as a wide-open new build.
ZIP codes served33901 · 33905 · 33907 · 33908 · 33912 · 33913 · 33916 · 33919 · 33966
Lawn care in Lehigh Acres, FL
Lehigh lots are big, and most of them are bahia on sand. That needs a different mower height and a different fertilization schedule than a St. Augustine yard in the Cape. We price acre-plus lots honestly instead of walking away from them.
ZIP codes served33936 · 33971 · 33972 · 33973 · 33974 · 33976
Lawn care in North Fort Myers, FL
Bayshore, Pine Island Road and the communities off Hancock Bridge. A lot of seasonal residents here — we keep the property sharp while you’re north and send photos so you know it’s being done.
ZIP codes served33903 · 33917 · 33918
What to expect
The same three things, every visit
We are a small operation, so we compete on being reliable rather than being big. That comes down to three habits.
We come on your day
Same day of the week, every week. Florida afternoons being what they are, if rain pushes us you get a text — not silence.
We cut it right for the grass you have
St. Augustine, Bahia and Zoysia all want different heights. Scalping a lawn in July is how you end up with brown patches in August.
We clean up behind us
Drives and walks blown off, clippings gone, gate shut. You should be able to tell we were there by the yard, not the mess.
Common questions
Straight answers before you call
How much does lawn service cost in Cape Coral or Fort Myers?
It depends on the yard, and we would rather quote you than guess in public. Price depends on lot size, how much edging there is and whether the yard is fenced. Larger Lehigh Acres lots are quoted separately. We give you a firm number before we start — no “starting at” pricing.
Do I have to sign a long contract?
No. Service is month to month, billed monthly. Most customers stay because the work is good, not because they’re locked in. If you want to stop, tell us and we stop.
How often should a Florida lawn be mowed?
Through the summer growth season — roughly May through October — St. Augustine needs weekly cutting to stay healthy. Stretching to every other week in that stretch removes too much blade at once and stresses the turf. In the dry season, every other week is usually fine, and we’ll tell you when it’s time to switch rather than billing you for cuts the lawn doesn’t need.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Cuts for Christ, LLC is a registered Florida limited liability company carrying general liability insurance, and we will send you the certificate on request before we ever set foot on your property.
Do you service my neighborhood?
We run routes through Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Lehigh Acres and North Fort Myers. If your ZIP is on the service-area list above, yes. If it isn’t, call anyway — if you’re near an existing route we can usually make it work.
What happens if it rains on my service day?
In the summer it rains most afternoons, and we work around it. If the yard is too wet to cut without rutting it, we move you to the next dry day and text you — you won’t be left wondering.
Let’s get your yard on the route.
Free estimate, usually the same day you call. No pressure, no sales pitch.