A good mow keeps the lawn at the right height for its grass, without scalping, and leaves the walks and drive clean.

Bermuda and zoysia are the main lawn grasses here, with fescue in shady spots. University of Tennessee turf guidance cuts bermuda and zoysia low, around an inch and a half, and tall fescue higher. Humid summers bring brown patch and dollar spot, so height and timing matter. In Germantown, city code keeps grass on most lots under 6 inches, and many HOAs set their own rules.
Often enough that each cut takes off no more than a third of the blade. In peak summer that can mean every week.
It depends on the grass. Bermuda and zoysia are cut low, around an inch and a half; tall fescue is left higher.
Best not. Wet grass clumps, cuts unevenly and spreads disease.
Bermuda and zoysia go dormant in winter and need little or no mowing until they green up in spring.
Free, with no obligation. Darren Fant walks the site, measures, looks at drainage and access, and gives a written quote. Every quote is written after seeing the yard, because access and grading differ house to house.
A written number after the walk-through - no sales pitch.
Tell us about your yard and Darren will call to set up the visit.