Lawn Care & Landscaping Services in Toronto & GTA
Your Outdoor Space, Taken Care of All Season Long
There is a version of your property that looks exactly the way you want it to. The lawn is green and even, the garden beds are tidy, the hedges are shaped, and the whole outdoor space gives off the kind of first impression that makes you feel good every time you pull into the driveway.
Getting there -- and keeping it that way -- takes consistent effort, the right timing, and an understanding of how lawns and gardens actually behave across Toronto's four very distinct seasons.
At My Property Care, that is exactly what we do. We take care of the outdoor work so you do not have to spend your weekends on it.
Why a Well-Maintained Lawn Matters More Than You Might Think
It is easy to think of lawn care as cosmetic -- something nice to have but not really essential. But the reality for Toronto and GTA homeowners is that a well-maintained lawn and garden does a lot more than just look good.
Your lawn and garden are the first things potential buyers, tenants, or guests see. Research consistently shows that strong curb appeal has a direct impact on how a property is perceived and valued. A tired, overgrown yard pulls down that first impression fast.
Healthy grass holds soil in place, absorbs rainwater, and prevents runoff. A thin, patchy, or neglected lawn means exposed soil, poor drainage, and water heading toward your foundation or driveway instead of soaking into the ground where it belongs.
A lawn that gets regular, appropriate attention is far easier and cheaper to maintain than one that has been neglected for seasons. Weeds spread, thatch builds up, compaction sets in, and what could have been a routine mow-and-trim job turns into a full renovation project.
A garden you are not embarrassed about, a lawn the kids or grandkids can use, an outdoor area where you actually want to spend time -- that is what good lawn care produces. Your outdoor space should work for you, not sit there as something else on the to-do list.
Ready for a Lawn and Garden
You Are Actually Proud Of?
Your outdoor space can look exactly the way you want it to. The lawn your neighbours notice, the garden beds that make your front door look welcoming, the tidy, well-kept property that tells people someone takes care of this place.
We make that happen. Book a free, no-obligation quote with My Property Care today and we will come out, take a look at your property, and give you a clear plan and honest pricing with no pressure and no runaround.
Let us take the outdoor work off your plate. You have got better things to do with your time.
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The Challenge of Maintaining
a Lawn in Toronto's Climate
Toronto sits in climate zone 5b/6a, which means the lawns here are dealing with a genuinely demanding environment. Cold winters, sudden spring thaws, hot and occasionally dry summers, and a compressed shoulder season where all the most important lawn care work needs to happen at exactly the right time.
The cool-season grasses that dominate GTA lawns have two natural peak growth windows: spring and early fall. During the hottest weeks of summer, these grasses slow down and can go partially dormant under drought stress. During winter, growth stops entirely as the ground freezes. The clay-heavy soils common across much of the GTA compact easily under foot traffic and wet conditions, meaning lawns naturally develop drainage and root penetration issues over time without proper annual maintenance.
What We Offer
Our Lawn Care & Landscaping Services
My Property Care offers a complete range of lawn and outdoor maintenance services for residential and commercial properties across the Greater Toronto Area. Here is what we cover.
Regular Lawn Mowing & Maintenance
Consistent mowing is the foundation of a healthy lawn and it is more nuanced than it looks. The cutting height matters. The frequency matters. Whether you bag the clippings or leave them matters. And the timing of each cut through the season affects how the grass grows.
We provide weekly and bi-weekly lawn mowing services throughout the growing season, adjusting our schedule and cutting height based on the time of year and how your lawn is growing. During the peak spring growth period, your lawn may genuinely need cutting every week. During the slower, hotter weeks of mid-summer, we ease back accordingly. In fall, as the lawn picks up again with the cooler temperatures, we bring the frequency back up.
Every visit includes mowing, edging along garden beds and hard surfaces, and cleanup so your property looks finished, not just mowed. We treat your lawn the way a conscientious homeowner would if they had the time and the right equipment, which means we pay attention to the details that make the difference between a lawn that looks maintained and one that looks genuinely great.
Spring Yard Cleanup
After a Toronto winter, your outdoor space needs attention before anything else can happen. Winter debris accumulates. Leaves that were not fully cleared in autumn have been matted down under months of snow and ice. Garden beds are full of dead plant material. The lawn itself has been sitting compressed and dormant and needs to breathe before it can start growing properly.
Our spring cleanup service covers all of it:
- Full removal of winter debris, dead leaves, and accumulated organic matter from lawns, garden beds, and hard surfaces
- Raking and clearing matted grass and thatch from the lawn surface
- Clearing and tidying garden beds, removing dead annuals, spent perennials, and any material that will impede new growth
- Pruning back winter-damaged branches, shrubs, and perennials
- Edging along garden beds and hard surfaces to create clean defined lines
- Final disposal of all debris. We take it with us.
A thorough spring cleanup sets the entire season up properly. It gives the lawn room to grow, gives your garden beds a clean slate, and makes sure that whatever you plant or maintain through spring and summer has the best possible foundation to thrive from.
Fall Yard Cleanup
Fall cleanup is arguably the most important seasonal service for Toronto homeowners and one that too many people leave too late or skip entirely.
Thick layers of leaves smother the grass beneath, blocking sunlight and air circulation, creating the perfect environment for snow mould, fungal disease, and pest activity. Unpruned dead branches become hazards during winter storms. Uncleared garden beds provide overwintering habitat for insects and disease organisms that come back with a vengeance the following spring.
A proper fall cleanup with My Property Care includes:
- Complete leaf removal from lawns, garden beds, walkways, patios, and curbside areas
- Final lawn mowing at the correct pre-winter height
- Cutback of perennials, ornamental grasses, and spent annuals
- Pruning and shaping of shrubs and hedges before dormancy
- Garden bed tidying and preparation, including mulch application to protect soil over winter
- Branch and debris removal from the full property
- Complete waste removal. Nothing left behind.
Doing this properly in October or early November, before the ground freezes and before the first significant snowfall, makes an enormous difference to how your lawn and garden emerge in spring.
Core Aeration & Overseeding
If you could only invest in one professional lawn care service per year in the GTA, core aeration combined with overseeding would be the one to choose.
Core aeration involves using a mechanical aerator to remove small plugs of soil, typically about 5 to 8 centimetres deep, across the entire lawn surface. This breaks up compacted soil, allows air, water, and nutrients to penetrate down to the root zone, and relieves the compaction that builds up naturally over a growing season. For the clay-heavy soils common across much of Toronto and the GTA, compaction is a persistent issue that directly limits how well grass roots can develop.
The results are real and noticeable. Roots grow deeper. Grass fills in thicker. The lawn handles drought stress better in summer and recovers faster in spring.
Overseeding directly follows aeration because the holes left by the aerator cores provide almost perfect seed-to-soil contact. Overseeding fills in thin or bare patches, introduces newer and more resilient grass varieties, and gradually thickens the entire lawn over successive seasons.
The best window for core aeration and overseeding in Toronto is late summer to early fall, specifically from late August through September. The soil is still warm enough for excellent seed germination, the air temperatures are cooling, and the grass plants are entering their second peak growth window of the year.
Fertilization & Weed Control
Feeding your lawn at the right times and in the right amounts is one of the most impactful things you can do for its long-term health. Get it right and your lawn is thick, green, and resilient. Get it wrong and you can stress the grass, encourage weed growth, or waste money on treatment that does nothing.
For cool-season grasses in the GTA, the timing of fertilizer applications matters enormously. The two most important windows are early spring, to kick off the season once the lawn is actively growing and the ground is no longer saturated, and late summer into early fall, which is actually the single most important fertilization window of the year for GTA lawns. A fall fertilizer application drives root development, helps the grass store energy through the winter, and produces a healthier, denser lawn the following spring.
Weed control goes hand in hand with fertilization. A thick, healthy lawn is naturally more resistant to weed pressure. We handle fertilization and weed control as part of ongoing seasonal lawn care programs, tailored to your lawn's specific condition and what it needs through the year.
Sod Installation & Lawn Renovation
Sometimes a lawn is past the point where routine care will fix it. Large dead patches, severe compaction damage, grub infestation, or simply years of neglect can leave you with a lawn that looks beyond repair, uneven, thin, and full of weeds rather than grass.
Sod installation gives you a fresh start. We prepare the ground properly, grading, soil amendment, and compaction where needed, then lay fresh sod that establishes quickly and gives you a healthy, dense lawn far faster than seeding from scratch. The results are immediate and the difference is dramatic.
For lawns where only portions need work, we can also do targeted patch repairs and spot seeding to fill in damaged areas without replacing the entire surface. We source quality sod and prepare the ground correctly before laying it, because the preparation is what determines whether the sod takes hold and thrives or struggles and patches.
Hedge Trimming & Shrub Pruning
Overgrown hedges and untrimmed shrubs do to your property what a bad haircut does to a person. They distract from everything else and make the whole space look less cared for than it actually is.
Regular trimming and shaping keeps your hedges crisp, your shrubs healthy, and your property looking intentional. It also encourages better growth. Plants that are properly pruned tend to develop more densely and flower more abundantly than those left to sprawl unchecked.
Timing matters with pruning too. The right window for trimming depends on the plant species, its flowering schedule, and what you want it to do through the season. Our team trims and shapes hedges and shrubs at the right times and in the right way to promote healthy, attractive growth rather than just cutting everything back regardless of the impact.
Garden Bed Maintenance & Mulching
Garden beds tie the whole property together, but they are also where maintenance can slip quickly when life gets busy. Weeds move in, plants get leggy, edging deteriorates, and mulch breaks down, and before long, beds that were designed to look great start dragging the whole property down.
Our garden bed maintenance service covers:
- Weeding, removing unwanted plants from beds regularly so they do not establish and spread
- Edging, maintaining clean defined borders between beds and lawn or hard surfaces
- Deadheading and tidying of perennials and flowering plants through the season
- Mulch installation and refreshing to suppress weed growth, retain soil moisture, and regulate soil temperature through the summer heat and winter cold
- Plant health checks and advice on anything that needs attention
A proper 2 to 3 inch layer of quality mulch, cedar, black, or natural bark depending on your preference, holds moisture in during Toronto's dry summer stretches, insulates plant roots from temperature extremes, and suppresses weed germination so your beds stay cleaner longer between maintenance visits.
Garden Design & Planting
Sometimes a property just needs fresh planting, new colour, new structure, new life in beds that have become dull or outdated. Our team can advise on and install planting combinations that suit your property's conditions, sun exposure, soil type, and how much maintenance you want to do between our visits, while looking great through the growing season.
We work with seasonal annuals for colour impact, perennials for long-term structure and returning interest, and shrubs and ornamental grasses for year-round form. Whether you want a low-maintenance planting plan that mostly takes care of itself or a more ambitious garden design with layered interest through all seasons, we can help you think it through and then bring it to life.
Year Round Care
Ongoing Seasonal Maintenance Programs
For homeowners who want their outdoor space to look its best through the entire year without having to think about it. We schedule regular visits throughout the growing season combined with seasonal services at the right times of year. One team, one program, complete peace of mind.
Why a Well-Maintained Lawn Matters More Than You Might Think
It is easy to think of lawn care as cosmetic -- something nice to have but not really essential. But the reality for Toronto and GTA homeowners is that a well-maintained lawn and garden does a lot more than just look good.
Your lawn and garden are the first things potential buyers, tenants, or guests see. Research consistently shows that strong curb appeal has a direct impact on how a property is perceived and valued. A tired, overgrown yard pulls down that first impression fast.
Healthy grass holds soil in place, absorbs rainwater, and prevents runoff. A thin, patchy, or neglected lawn means exposed soil, poor drainage, and water heading toward your foundation or driveway instead of soaking into the ground where it belongs.
A lawn that gets regular, appropriate attention is far easier and cheaper to maintain than one that has been neglected for seasons. Weeds spread, thatch builds up, compaction sets in, and what could have been a routine mow-and-trim job turns into a full renovation project.
A garden you are not embarrassed about, a lawn the kids or grandkids can use, an outdoor area where you actually want to spend time -- that is what good lawn care produces. Your outdoor space should work for you, not sit there as something else on the to-do list.
The Challenge of Maintaining a Lawn in Toronto's Climate
Toronto sits in climate zone 5b/6a, which means the lawns here are dealing with a genuinely demanding environment -- cold winters, sudden spring thaws, hot and occasionally dry summers, and a compressed shoulder season where all the most important lawn care work needs to happen at exactly the right time.
The cool-season grasses that dominate GTA lawns -- Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and fine fescues -- have two natural peak growth windows: spring and early fall. During the hottest weeks of summer, these grasses slow down. During winter, growth stops entirely.
Getting lawn care right in Toronto means understanding the climate, the grass types, and the seasonal rhythms -- and then acting on that knowledge at the right moments. That is exactly what our team does, every season.
Our Lawn Care and Landscaping Services
A complete range of lawn and outdoor maintenance services for residential and commercial properties across the Greater Toronto Area.
Regular Lawn Mowing and Maintenance
Consistent mowing is the foundation of a healthy lawn -- and it is more nuanced than it looks. The cutting height matters. The frequency matters. Whether you bag the clippings or leave them matters. We provide weekly and bi-weekly lawn mowing services throughout the growing season, adjusting our schedule and cutting height based on the time of year and how your lawn is growing. Every visit includes mowing, edging along garden beds and hard surfaces, and cleanup -- so your property looks finished, not just mowed.
We treat your lawn the way a conscientious homeowner would if they had the time and the right equipment.
Spring Yard Cleanup
After a Toronto winter, your outdoor space needs attention before anything else can happen. Winter debris accumulates. Leaves that were not fully cleared in autumn have been matted down under months of snow. Garden beds are full of dead plant material. The lawn itself has been sitting compressed and dormant and needs to breathe before it can start growing properly. A thorough spring cleanup sets the entire season up properly -- giving the lawn room to grow and your garden beds a clean slate.
Fall Yard Cleanup
Fall cleanup is arguably the most important seasonal service for Toronto homeowners. Thick layers of leaves smother the grass beneath, blocking sunlight and air circulation, creating the perfect environment for snow mould, fungal disease, and pest activity. Unpruned dead branches become hazards during winter storms. Doing this properly in October or early November, before the ground freezes, makes an enormous difference to how your lawn and garden emerge in spring.
Core Aeration and Overseeding
If you could only invest in one professional lawn care service per year in the GTA, core aeration combined with overseeding would be the one to choose. Core aeration removes small plugs of soil across the entire lawn surface, breaking up compaction and allowing air, water, and nutrients to reach the root zone. For the clay-heavy soils common across much of Toronto and the GTA, compaction is a persistent issue that directly limits how well your lawn performs. Overseeding directly follows aeration because the holes provide almost perfect seed-to-soil contact -- filling in thin patches and gradually thickening the entire lawn. Best window: late August through September.
Best window: late August through September when soil is still warm and air temperatures are cooling.
Fertilization and Weed Control
Feeding your lawn at the right times and in the right amounts is one of the most impactful things you can do for its long-term health. For cool-season grasses in the GTA, the two most important windows are early spring -- to kick off the season once the lawn is actively growing -- and late summer into early fall, which is actually the single most important fertilization window of the year. A fall fertilizer application drives root development, helps the grass store energy through winter, and produces a healthier, denser lawn the following spring. Weed control goes hand in hand -- a thick, healthy lawn is naturally more resistant to weed pressure.
Sod Installation and Lawn Renovation
Sometimes a lawn is past the point where routine care will fix it. Large dead patches, severe compaction damage, grub infestation, or simply years of neglect can leave you with a surface that looks beyond repair. Sod installation gives you a fresh start. We prepare the ground properly -- grading, soil amendment, and compaction where needed -- then lay fresh sod that establishes quickly. The results are immediate, and the difference is dramatic. For lawns where only portions need work, we also do targeted patch repairs without replacing the entire surface.
Done right, newly sodded lawn looks excellent within weeks and becomes a genuine established lawn within one season.
Hedge Trimming and Shrub Pruning
Overgrown hedges and untrimmed shrubs do to your property what a bad haircut does to a person -- they distract from everything else and make the whole space look less cared for than it actually is. Regular trimming and shaping keeps your hedges crisp, your shrubs healthy, and your property looking intentional. It also encourages better growth -- plants that are properly pruned tend to develop more densely and flower more abundantly than those left to sprawl unchecked. Timing matters: the right window for trimming depends on the plant species, its flowering schedule, and what you want it to do through the season.
Garden Bed Maintenance and Mulching
Garden beds tie the whole property together, but they are also where maintenance can slip quickly when life gets busy. Weeds move in, plants get leggy, edging deteriorates, and mulch breaks down. Mulching is particularly important in the GTA climate -- a proper 2 to 3-inch layer of quality mulch holds moisture in during dry summer stretches, insulates plant roots from temperature extremes in both summer and winter, and suppresses weed germination so your beds stay cleaner longer between maintenance visits.
Ongoing Seasonal Maintenance Programs
For homeowners who want their outdoor space to look its best through the entire year without having to think about it, our seasonal maintenance programs are the answer. One team, one program, complete peace of mind.
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Book a free, no-obligation consultation. We visit your property, assess what it needs, and build a program around your outdoor space, your goals, and your budget.
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One of the most common questions we hear is: when should I be doing what? Here is a practical, honest answer for GTA homeowners.
The ground is thawing, the first green shoots are appearing, and your lawn is waking up from a long winter. This is the time for spring cleanup: clearing winter debris and matted leaves, raking the lawn surface, pruning winter-damaged growth, and getting your beds ready for the season. Resist the urge to start heavy lawn care treatments while the soil is still wet and soft -- walking on a saturated lawn with equipment causes compaction damage.
This is the first peak growth window of the year. Weekly mowing starts in earnest. Early season fertilization goes down once the lawn is actively growing and the ground has dried out enough. Garden beds get their first proper weed control and mulching of the year. This is also a good window for sod installation if you are replacing a lawn or filling large bare areas.
The heat of Toronto summer slows cool-season grasses down. Raise your mowing height slightly to shade roots and reduce moisture loss. Avoid heavy fertilization during heat waves. Focus on keeping beds weeded and watered. Late August is the window to apply summer fertilizer to start fuelling the fall growth period, and late August into September is when nematode treatments for grub control are most effective.
This is genuinely the most important window for lawn care in the GTA, and the one most homeowners underestimate. Early September is the prime time for core aeration and overseeding -- soil is warm, air temperatures are cooling, and the grass is entering its second peak growth period. Fall fertilization in September and October is the most impactful fertilizer application of the year. Garden bed tidying, perennial cutback, and pre-winter mulching happen through October. Fall cleanup is completed before the first significant snowfall.
Final lawn mowing at the correct height -- not too short, not too long. Last check of hedges and shrubs, completion of fall cleanup if any work remains, and mulch application to garden beds to protect plant roots through the winter. Once the ground freezes, the season is over.
How Much Does Lawn Care Cost in Toronto?
We believe in being upfront about pricing. Here is a realistic overview of what lawn care and landscaping services cost in the Toronto and GTA market.
Weekly or bi-weekly schedule. Depends on lot size, trimming, and edging required.
Depends on lot size, debris accumulation, and scope of work involved.
Depends on lawn size and whether overseeding is included in the service.
Varies based on area, soil preparation requirements, and sod type selected.
Smaller areas from $180 to $350. Larger multi-bed projects from $450 to $750.
Mid-range projects involving multiple improvements run from $5,000 upward.
Every quote from My Property Care is transparent, detailed, and free -- with no pressure and no surprise costs added later. Ongoing seasonal program pricing is tailored to your property and discussed at the free quote stage.
Signs Your Lawn Needs Professional Attention
Not sure whether your lawn actually needs help or whether it will sort itself out? Here are the signs to take seriously.
Whether from heavy foot traffic, shade, pet activity, grub damage, or neglect -- thin patches rarely fill in on their own without targeted treatment. Overseeding or sod renovation is usually needed.
Discolouration is often a sign of compaction preventing nutrient uptake, a pH imbalance, or an underlying pest or disease issue. Aeration and a soil assessment usually get to the root of the problem quickly.
Once weeds establish in a lawn, they spread. A thick, healthy lawn naturally suppresses weed growth. A thin one is an open invitation. Aeration, overseeding, and consistent fertilization are the long-term answer.
This is a compaction and drainage issue that aeration helps address. In more significant cases, regrading or drainage correction may be needed.
Some summer dormancy is normal, but a lawn browning heavily every summer is likely not storing enough water in the root zone. Deeper root development through aeration and appropriate watering practices makes a real difference.
Neglected beds look bad and create ongoing problems as weeds self-seed and spread. Regular maintenance visits through the season are far more effective than periodic rescue efforts.
If your lawn or garden is showing any of these signs, a professional assessment and targeted treatment plan will put it back on track faster and more effectively than any amount of weekend work on your own.
Lawn Care FAQs Toronto and GTA Homeowners Ask
Everything you need to know about lawn care, timing, treatments, and working with My Property Care -- answered honestly.
During the peak growing periods of spring and early fall, most Toronto lawns benefit from weekly mowing. Through the slower summer months, bi-weekly is often sufficient. The exact frequency depends on your grass type, sun exposure, watering, and how quickly your particular lawn grows. We adjust our visit schedule to match what your lawn actually needs rather than sticking rigidly to one interval regardless of conditions.
Weekly in spring and fall -- bi-weekly in summerFor the cool-season grasses that dominate Toronto and GTA lawns, fall is the optimal aeration window -- specifically late August through September. At this time, the soil is still warm enough to support root recovery and new seedling germination, the air temperature is cooling into the grass's second growth window, and the lawn has the full pre-winter season to recover and thicken before going dormant. Spring aeration is also beneficial but should wait until the soil has dried out enough that heavy equipment will not cause compaction damage.
Best window: late August through SeptemberLeaving short clippings on the lawn after mowing -- a practice called grasscycling -- returns nitrogen and organic matter to the soil, acting as a free, slow-release fertilizer. It is genuinely beneficial for most lawns when done with the right mowing frequency, because small clippings break down quickly and feed the soil. Long clippings from infrequent cuts are a different matter -- these can clump and smother rather than decompose cleanly.
Short clippings: leave them. Long clippings: bag them.Grub damage typically shows up as irregular brown patches that feel soft and spongy underfoot because the roots have been eaten. You may also notice increased bird activity -- crows and starlings digging into your lawn are a strong indicator. If you can pull up a section of turf that rolls back easily like a loose carpet, grubs are almost certainly the cause. The most effective treatment window for nematodes -- a safe biological control -- is late August through September in the GTA.
Nematode treatment: late August through SeptemberAbsolutely -- and this is one of the genuine advantages of working with a property care company rather than a specialist. We offer nine services under one roof, meaning your lawn mowing can be scheduled alongside window cleaning, your spring cleanup can be paired with a pressure wash of the driveway and patio, and your new driveway paving can feed directly into lawn and bed restoration. One team, one contact, everything coordinated without the hassle of managing multiple companies.
Nine services. One team. One call.Many homeowners successfully manage basic mowing and watering themselves. Where professional service genuinely makes a difference is in the technical treatments -- core aeration, overseeding at the right time, fertilization on the right schedule, and diagnosing and treating underlying issues like grubs, disease, or compaction. Getting these right requires the right equipment and timing, and getting them wrong can set a lawn back significantly. For the ongoing routine work -- particularly if time is the constraint -- professional maintenance simply means your lawn looks consistently better with far less of your own time and energy invested.
DIY basics work. Technical treatments need the right equipment and timing.The GTA's climate is best suited to cool-season grass varieties. Kentucky bluegrass is the most common choice for Toronto lawns -- it is dense, attractive, and recovers well from wear. Perennial ryegrass establishes quickly and handles moderate traffic well. Fine fescues perform well in shadier spots and require less water than bluegrass. Most residential lawns in the GTA are a blend of these varieties, which provides a good balance of appearance, durability, and climate resilience.
Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and fine fescuesNew sod typically roots into the soil within 2 to 3 weeks under normal conditions, at which point light foot traffic is usually acceptable. Full establishment -- where the sod is genuinely rooted deeply and behaving like a mature lawn -- generally takes a full growing season. Proper watering in the first few weeks after installation is critical to successful establishment.
Roots in 2 to 3 weeks. Full establishment within one season.
Why Toronto and GTA
Homeowners Choose
My Property Care
There are plenty of lawn care and landscaping companies serving the Greater Toronto Area. Here is why homeowners and businesses across the GTA keep coming back to us.
We Show Up Every Time
Reliability is the thing most homeowners tell us they struggled to find before working with us. We book a job when we can commit to it, and we show up on schedule. If we say we are coming Thursday, we are there Thursday.
We Treat Your Property Like Our Own
That is not a tagline. It is how our team actually approaches every visit. We notice things. We do not just mow around an obvious problem and leave. If something is not right with how a job has come out, we fix it.
Transparent Pricing, Always
You get a clear quote before any work starts. No vague estimates that balloon once we are on site. No add-ons that appear on the invoice for things you did not ask for. Straightforward, honest pricing from the start.
Fully Insured
Every job, every visit, fully covered. Working with a fully insured team means you are protected from the first day to the last, with complete peace of mind throughout.
One Team for Everything
Nine services under one roof. Lawn care alongside window cleaning, pressure washing, duct cleaning, bin cleaning, snow removal and more. One relationship, one point of contact, everything handled.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
If something is not right, we come back and we make it right. No arguments, no small print. That commitment applies to every job, every time, without exception.
Lawn Care Across
Toronto and the GTA
My Property Care provides professional lawn care and landscaping to residential and commercial clients across the Greater Toronto Area.
Ready for a Lawn and Garden
You Are Actually Proud Of?
Your outdoor space can look exactly the way you want it to. The lawn your neighbours notice, the garden beds that make your front door look welcoming, the tidy, well-kept property that tells people someone takes care of this place.
We make that happen. Book a free, no-obligation quote with My Property Care today and we will come out, take a look at your property, and give you a clear plan and honest pricing with no pressure and no runaround.
Let us take the outdoor work off your plate. You have got better things to do with your time.
Get Your Free Quote
Quick, no-obligation. We respond fast.