Cutting & edge trimming, the modern way.
Mulching mowers — no grass to bag or haul away
We cut your grass and trim your edges using Husqvarna self-propelled mulching mowers. We’re lawn care specialists — not gardeners. No weeding, no hand-trimming beds; we keep lawns cut, edges sharp and properties looking their best.
Finely cut clippings are returned to the lawn as natural fertiliser. Healthier regrowth, no grass bales, no tip runs.
Clean, sharp edges along paths, driveways and garden beds for a tidy, finished look.
Mulching helps retain moisture and feeds the soil — keeping lawns healthy through the dry summer months.
If grass has been left too long, the first cut is a weed-eat followed by a mow with a catcher to take the bulk away. After that, regular cuts use the mulching method. Keeping lawns on a schedule means mulching can do its job properly.
Customers often have contempt prior to investigation when it comes to mulching mowers — until they see them work. Matt reassures clients of the benefits of mulching and recommends they give it a go and see the remarkable results.
Mulching mowers only truly work when the grass is kept at a maintainable height. For lawns that are overgrown, wet, or sitting on a watery base, the first cut needs to be weed-eaten and caught. Matt can provide this on a one-off basis, but the cost increases because the waste has to be taken to the local green-waste tip and disposed of — and that has to be reflected in the pricing.
One-off cuts can get quite expensive, especially for lawns that have been left to grow into jungles.
We run full Husqvarna gear — two self-mulching mowers and two commercial Husqvarna line trimmers. Husqvarna’s BioClip technology uses specially shaped blades and a rounded cutting deck to suck the grass up into the mower, cut it, finely mulches it and push it back down into the soil. Instead of bagging and hauling clippings away, they break down in the turf and feed it.
That natural fertilisation keeps the soil healthy and, over the hot summer months, helps the lawn hold moisture and not dry out — the clippings regenerate the soil base as they break down. Mulching can return up to 25% of a lawn’s yearly nutrient needs naturally, cutting the need for extra fertiliser.
It’s also a lot faster to cut a lawn this way, and it removes the cost of bagging clippings and paying green-waste tip fees on top of the job.
Matt services all his equipment locally at Coastal Mowers, building a close working relationship with Vince and Jamie over the past few years — he can’t speak of them highly enough.
When Matt’s too busy to take on new lawns, he hands his leads to Jamie — who’s highly recommended to anyone looking for a reliable option to cut their grass.
Jamie’s mobile: 027 249 2280
