Lawn Care in West Lubbock

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Lawn care quotes for West Lubbock homes and rentals

We connect Lubbock-area homeowners with independent local lawn care, landscaping, sprinkler and tree companies for free, no-obligation quotes. The company you choose does the work and sets its own price. Requests here range from a homeowner's weekly mowing to a landlord's move-out cleanup.

The Census Bureau's American Community Survey (ACS 2024 5-year estimates) puts ZIP 79416 at about 36,442 residents, with a median home-build year of 1994 and about 48.5% owner-occupied homes. ZIP 79407, on the west and southwest side, has about 24,000 residents, a median build year of 1998 and about 47.2% owner-occupied. About half the homes are rented.

Homes from the 1990s are now roughly 25 to 30 years old. That's old enough for original landscaping to be overgrown and for in-ground sprinkler parts installed at build time to be worth a check-up.

Worker seen from behind mowing a Bermuda lawn in a brick-home neighborhood

Recurring mowing for owners and landlords

Regular lawn mowing is the most common request on this side of town. For bermudagrass, Texas A&M AgriLife recommends mowing common bermuda at 1–2 inches (hybrids ½–1½ inches), never removing more than a third of the blade at once and leaving the clippings on the lawn. A lawn maintenance plan can add edging and seasonal visits.

Between tenants, a yard cleanup usually covers overgrown beds, leaves, trash and dead plants in one visit.

Sprinkler tune-ups and the watering schedule

Spring is the windiest season, and wind drift wastes water. A tune-up fixes tilted heads and leaks. The sprinkler repair guide explains what a visit involves. Replacing a controller means adding rain or moisture shut-off (30 TAC §344.62(j)).

In Texas, sprinkler and irrigation installation, repair and maintenance for hire must be done by, or under the supervision of, a TCEQ-licensed Landscape Irrigator, whose LI license number must appear on their advertising. Homeowners may work on their own home's system. Ask for the LI number and verify it with TCEQ. Backflow testing requires a TCEQ-licensed backflow prevention assembly tester. This is general information, not legal advice.

City of Lubbock addresses water two assigned days a week, by the address's last digit:

Address ends inWatering days
0, 3, 4, 9Monday & Thursday
1, 5, 6Tuesday & Friday
2, 7, 8Wednesday & Saturday

There is no Sunday irrigation, and hand watering is allowed any time. From April 1 to September 30, the City's guidance lists watering hours of midnight–10 a.m. or 6 p.m.–midnight and about 1.5 inches per zone per week. From October 1 to March 31 the days stay the same, and you should water only above 35 °F; City Code §22.03.133(b)(2) makes it an offense to irrigate during freezing weather or precipitation. Check the current schedule and any drought stage at mylubbock.us before you set your controller.

Hail on the west side

The Lubbock area's main severe-weather season runs from early April into early July (NOAA Storm Prediction Center). On June 23, 2023, the National Weather Service recorded grapefruit-size (4.5-inch) hail at 98th Street and Upland Avenue in southwest Lubbock. Afterward, ask about debris cleanup and damaged sprinkler heads.

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Typical ranges (estimates, not quotes) are on the Lubbock lawn care prices page; see also the Lubbock watering schedule guide.

West Lubbock lawn care FAQ

I rent out a house in West Lubbock. Can I get lawn care quotes for it?

Yes. About half the occupied homes in 79416 and 79407 are rentals (ACS 2024 5-year), so owners and property managers often request recurring mowing or a one-time cleanup between tenants. Note whether tenants handle any yard work and who to contact for access.

Does West Lubbock follow the City of Lubbock watering schedule?

Addresses on City of Lubbock water follow the City schedule: two assigned days by the last digit of the address, no Sunday irrigation and hand watering any time. Homes on a private well are exempt from the irrigation ordinance. Check the current schedule and any drought stage at mylubbock.us before you set your controller.

What does a sprinkler check-up usually involve for a 1990s system?

A TCEQ-licensed irrigator typically runs each zone, looks for broken or tilted heads, leaks, low pressure and overspray onto pavement, and checks the controller program against the City's watering days. Replacing a controller means adding rain or moisture shut-off. Ask for the LI number and verify it with TCEQ before you hire.

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