Published hourly rate
Bush and bed maintenance in Fort Worth
Bush and bed maintenance is $204 per hour for a two-person crew, plus a $35 debris disposal fee per visit. Most home visits run one to three hours.
Shrubs shaped, beds weeded and edged, light debris cleared — the recurring work that keeps the beds from sliding between mows. Monthly through the growing season is the usual home schedule.
How much does bush and bed maintenance cost in Fort Worth?
$204 per hour for a two-person crew, plus a $35 debris disposal fee per visit. A typical front-and-back visit on a standard lot runs one to three crew hours — roughly $240 to $650 all in. Bed square footage, weed pressure, and whether shrub trimming is included set where you land. We confirm hours on the first visit.
What's included
- Weeding
- Edging
- Shrub trimming as scoped
- Light debris
- The plant work written into the route
What moves the number
- Bed square footage and density
- Weed pressure
- Mulch depth
- Visit frequency
- Whether shrub trimming is included
How it works
1
Request an estimate
Tell us the address and what you're after. No card, no obligation.
2
We walk the property
We measure and ask the questions a photo can't answer.
3
You get a written number
Approve it and we schedule. Nothing starts before that.
Common questions
How often should beds be maintained in DFW?
Monthly through the growing season is the usual home schedule. Weeds and edges do not wait for a quarterly visit in Fort Worth heat. Winter can slow down.
What is included in bush and bed maintenance?
Weeding, edging, shrub trimming as scoped, light debris, and the plant work written into the route. Mulch top-up and heavy pruning are separate unless we wrote them into the route.
Do you treat bed weeds the same as lawn weeds?
No. Turf weed control is the fert / weed service, priced on grass area. Bed weeds are hand and bed chemistry — a different invoice so we do not brown a boxwood.
Can bush and bed maintenance ride on the same day as mowing?
Often yes on a west-side route, if the spec says so. Same-day is a scheduling note, not a discount assumed in a web form.