GRAPEVINE, TX — 76051
Lawn Service in Grapevine, TX
Same Owner · Same Crew · Every Week.
Looking for a lawn care company in Grapevine, TX? Jhernandez Lawn Service is a family-owned business proudly serving the area with weekly lawn mowing, fertilization, landscaping, tree service and yard cleanup. Jose Hernandez has worked North Texas lawns for more than 20 years. Free estimate, written price, no contract.
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GRAPEVINE LAWN CARE
Your Lawn Care Company in Grapevine, Texas
Looking for a lawn care company in Grapevine, TX? Jhernandez Lawn Service is a family-owned business proudly serving the area. Jose has worked North Texas lawns for more than 20 years and today looks after more than 100 properties across Grapevine and the surrounding cities.
Grapevine covers 76051, from the historic streets around Main Street out to Silver Lake, Western Oaks and the neighborhoods along the lake. Route days are set by area, so your yard gets serviced on the same day each week rather than whenever a truck happens to be nearby.
Everything is quoted in writing before we start, and there is no contract to sign. You call or text Jose directly, he prices the work himself, and he is on the properties with his own crew.
✓ 20+ years working North Texas lawns
✓ 100+ properties on the route
✓ All of Grapevine 76051
✓ Same crew, same day each week
✓ Written pricing, no contract
✓ You deal with Jose directly
WHAT WE DO
Lawn Care Services in Grapevine, TX
One crew for the whole property, from the weekly cut to fertilization, trimming and full landscape installs.
Lawn Mowing in Grapevine, TX
Weekly or biweekly mowing at the right height for your grass type, plus weed-eating, edging along every walk and drive, and hard surfaces blown clean.
Lawn Fertilization in Grapevine, TX
Five to six applications a year with pre-emergent timed to soil temperature, lighter feeding suited to sandier Cross Timbers soil, and broadleaf weed control.
Landscaping in Grapevine, TX
Bed design and installation, plantings, edging, stone borders and full yard renovations, priced by the job with a written plant list.
Tree & Shrub Trimming in Grapevine, TX
Hedges shaped, crape myrtles pruned properly, deadwood and low limbs cleared, and every branch hauled off. Post oaks handled with care around oak wilt season.
Yard Cleanup in Grapevine, TX
Spring and fall cleanups, overgrown and vacant lots, rental turnovers, bed weeding and re-edging, with everything hauled off.
Leaf Removal in Grapevine, TX
One-time or season-long clearing of lawn, beds, fence lines and reachable gutters, from the October pecan drop through the February live oak drop.
Sod Installation in Grapevine, TX
New bermuda, St. Augustine or zoysia laid on graded, prepped ground, tight-seamed and rolled, with a watering schedule for the first month.
Mulch Installation in Grapevine, TX
Beds weeded and re-edged, old crusted mulch broken up, then fresh hardwood, cedar or black mulch at the right depth and kept off the trunks.
Planting Services in Grapevine, TX
Trees, shrubs, flower beds, perennials and seasonal color, planted in soil suited to Cross Timbers ground with a written plant list and watering schedule.
OUR STARTING PRICE
Starting at
$40 PER CUT
This is a starting price per cut — not a flat rate.
Our minimum is $40 per cut — but YOUR FINAL PRICE DEPENDS ENTIRELY ON YOUR PROPERTY. Size, condition, terrain, obstacles — every yard is different. The only way to get an accurate number is a FREE QUOTE BASED ON YOUR ACTUAL LAWN.
What Affects Your Final Price
Lot Size
More square footage = more time on site
Grass Condition
Overgrown lawns take more time and effort
Terrain & Slope
Uneven or sloped yards require extra work
Obstacles
Trees, beds & tight spaces add trimming time
Service Frequency
Weekly customers get our best recurring rates
Your Location
We serve 11 cities across North Texas
Mon–Sat, 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
WHY GRAPEVINE HOMEOWNERS CALL US
What You Get With a Local Owner-Operator
01
One Person Accountable
Jose quotes the job, works the properties and answers the phone. No call center, no rotating subcontractor, no explaining your yard to someone new every month.
02
Set Route Days
Grapevine is split into route days by area, so your yard gets serviced on the same day each week. Rain pushes the route, and you hear about it rather than wondering.
03
Written Prices, No Contract
Every job is priced in writing before it starts and the mowing rate holds for the season. Nothing gets added to a bill that wasn’t quoted first.
04
Everything From One Crew
Mowing, feeding, trimming, beds, sod and cleanups handled by the same people. Nobody has to coordinate three vendors to get a yard looking right.
LOCAL CONDITIONS
What Grapevine Soil and Heat Do to a Lawn
Grapevine sits in the Eastern Cross Timbers, and that is the thing most crews coming from Dallas get wrong here. The soil runs sandier and shallower than the heavy Blackland clay east of the airport, often over a hard subsoil, and it is native post oak country. It drains faster, dries out faster, and holds fertilizer for less time.
SOIL
Cross Timbers Sandy Loam
Lighter, faster-draining soil that leaches nutrients between rains. The fix is lighter, more frequent feeding rather than one heavy application, and compost worked into beds.
GRASS
The Best Grass for North Texas
Bermuda for full sun, St. Augustine under Grapevine’s post oaks and cedar elms, zoysia where you want density. Each takes a different cutting height, feeding rate and herbicide.
TREES
Post Oaks and Oak Wilt
Native post oaks resent disturbance, extra irrigation and fill dirt over their roots. Oaks should not be pruned from February through June, and cuts get sealed the same day if needed.
TIMING
When to Fertilize in Texas
Pre-emergent has to be down and watered in before soil temperatures reach the mid-fifties in late winter, or you fight crabgrass all summer. Feeding runs April through September.
Watering follows the soil. Where a clay lawn wants a long soak two or three times a week, sandier Grapevine ground takes water readily but loses it fast, so shorter cycles run a little more often hold color better through August.
GRAPEVINE COVERAGE
Neighborhoods & Areas We Serve
We service all of Grapevine, TX 76051. Lots vary a lot by area: mature shade and older foundation plantings in the Historic Main Street district, established full-sun bermuda through Silver Lake and Timberline, wooded post oak lots toward the Lake Grapevine shoreline, and newer builds with thin topsoil along the Dove Loop and Hall-Johnson corridors.
◆ Historic Main Street
◆ Silver Lake
◆ Western Oaks
◆ Timberline
◆ Dove Loop corridor
◆ Hall-Johnson
◆ Lake Grapevine area
◆ Grapevine Mills area
◆ 76051
Just outside Grapevine, we also serve Colleyville, Coppell, Flower Mound, Lewisville, Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Addison, Plano, Highland Village and Corinth.
GOOD TO KNOW
Grapevine Lawn Care Questions
Weekly and biweekly mowing is priced by lawn size and access, and fertilization is priced per application by turf area — we measure the actual grass rather than the lot. Everything is quoted in writing and the mowing rate holds for the season. Landscaping, tree work, sod and cleanups are quoted by the job after a free walkthrough.
All of Grapevine, TX 76051, from the Historic Main Street district and the older streets around Dove and Hall-Johnson to Silver Lake, Western Oaks, Timberline, the Dove Loop corridor and the neighborhoods along the Lake Grapevine shoreline. Just outside the city we also serve Colleyville, Coppell, Flower Mound, Lewisville, Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Addison, Plano, Highland Village and Corinth.
Bermuda for full-sun lots, St. Augustine under Grapevine’s mature post oak and cedar elm cover, and zoysia where you want density and can water consistently. Grapevine sits in the Eastern Cross Timbers, so the soil runs sandier than the clay east of the airport and drains faster — which changes both the grass that thrives and how often it needs water.
Weekly from April through September while warm-season grass is growing fast, and every other week in the shoulder months. Cutting on a schedule rather than waiting for height keeps clippings light enough to leave on the lawn, and we raise the deck in summer so the canopy shades its own soil instead of scalping in the heat.
Five or six applications a year: pre-emergent in late winter before soil temperatures reach the mid-fifties, a spring green-up feeding, a summer feeding, a late-summer application, and a fall pre-emergent with a winterizer. Grapevine’s sandier Cross Timbers soil holds nutrients less tightly than heavy clay, so lighter and more frequent feeding beats one heavy application.
Yes. Hedges shaped, crape myrtles pruned properly, deadwood and low limbs cleared, and every branch hauled off. Grapevine has a lot of mature post oak and cedar elm, and oaks should not be pruned from February through June because of oak wilt — if a limb has to come off for safety in that window, the cut gets sealed the same day.
Both, and there is no contract either way. Most Grapevine customers are on weekly or biweekly mowing, but one-time yard cleanups, trimming visits, single fertilizer applications and installs are all available on their own.
Jose Hernandez and his own crew. He quotes the work himself, is on the properties, and is who you call or text with a question. No call center, no rotating subcontractor, and no explaining your yard to somebody new every month.
REVIEWS
What Grapevine Customers Say
★★★★★
5.0
rating on Google
ABOUT GRAPEVINE, TEXAS
The City We Work In
Grapevine sits in northeast Tarrant County under the 76051 zip code, wrapped around the south shore of Lake Grapevine with DFW Airport at its southern edge. It is one of the oldest settlements in the area, and the history is still the center of town: Historic Main Street runs several blocks of restored storefronts, tasting rooms and the Grapevine Vintage Railroad depot.
The housing stock is why lawns here vary so much. The streets around Main Street and Dove are older, shaded by mature post oaks and cedar elms, with St. Augustine turf and foundation shrubs that have long outgrown their spots. Silver Lake, Timberline and Western Oaks are largely open, full-sun bermuda lots. The neighborhoods running toward the lake are wooded and often sit on native post oak ground that was never meant to hold a manicured lawn.
Grapevine also keeps an unusual amount of foot traffic year-round — GrapeFest and Main Street Fest, the wineries, Grapevine Mills, the Gaylord Texan and the town’s run as the Christmas Capital of Texas. Properties near all of it get looked at constantly, through exactly the months when North Texas heat is hardest on turf.
Underneath is Eastern Cross Timbers ground: sandier and shallower than the Blackland clay east of the airport, taking the same late freezes, wet springs and 100-degree stretches. Jose Hernandez has worked North Texas lawns for more than 20 years and now maintains over 100 properties across the area. That experience is what this page comes down to — knowing that a Grapevine yard is not a Dallas yard, and should not be fed or watered like one.
Grapevine at a Glance
Zip code: 76051
County: Tarrant
Soil: Eastern Cross Timbers sandy loam
Common turf: Bermuda, St. Augustine, zoysia
Native trees: Post oak, cedar elm
Landmarks: Historic Main Street, Lake Grapevine
Our route: 100+ properties, 20+ years
SERVICE AREAS
Proudly Serving Grapevine & the DFW Metroplex
Jhernandez Lawn Service provides lawn care, landscaping and lawn maintenance to homeowners, rental owners, HOAs and businesses throughout Grapevine and the surrounding north and mid-cities corridor. Don’t see your city? Give us a call — our route grows every year.
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