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    Cleveland, OH – meet custom DIY lawn care

    From Lake Erie breezes to snow belt winters, Cleveland lawns face unique challenges.

    Sunday is a DIY lawn care service that takes the guesswork out of growing grass in Northeast Ohio. We analyze your specific Cleveland, OH lawn using soil data, climate patterns, and satellite imagery to create a plan that works with your yard's conditions—not against them.

    Unlike traditional lawn care companies that rely on harsh chemicals and one-size-fits-all approaches, Sunday delivers exactly what your Cleveland lawn needs, when it needs it. Our products use natural ingredients that work with your soil's biology while being gentler on the environment.

    Cleveland, OH homeowners appreciate our straightforward approach—the Sunday lawn care reviews speak for themselves. We account for Ohio's clay-heavy soils, summer humidity, and those notorious lake effect patterns that make lawn care in Cleveland so different from other regions.

    Ready to see what Sunday can do for your yard? Get your Custom Lawn Plan today.

    How it works

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    Get yard analysis

    Answer a few easy questions about your yard and location to help us create your unique plan.

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    Open your box

    Your first box—including a free soil test—will arrive right when your lawn needs it.

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    Spray it on

    Attach the custom fertilizer to your hose and spray. Then relax and wait for your next box!

    Lawn care for Cleveland, Ohio

    Typical lawn size in Cleveland 1,722 sq. ft.
    Dominant grass type in Cleveland Cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue
    Typical soil pH for Cleveland lawns 6.75, slightly acidic
    Typical organic matter in Cleveland lawns 6.74%
    Cleveland lawn soil composition Data not available
    Key soil nutrients in Cleveland lawns Phosphorus: 96 ppm, Potassium: 132 ppm, Calcium: 2,338 ppm, Iron: 255 ppm

    Cleveland lawn care starts with understanding your soil. Most lawns in Ohio's largest city measure around 1,722 square feet and grow cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass and tall fescue. The slightly acidic soil pH of 6.75 creates good growing conditions for these grass types.

    A custom lawn plan can help you make the most of Cleveland's growing conditions. The rich organic matter content of 6.74% means Cleveland soils naturally support healthy grass growth. Local soils also contain balanced nutrients, particularly calcium and iron, which support strong root development.

    For the best results with lawn care in Cleveland:

    • Test your soil with a soil test kit to check nutrient levels
    • Time your fertilizer applications for spring and fall
    • Choose lawn care products that work with your soil type
    • Follow a regular mowing schedule during peak growing seasons
    • Water deeply but less frequently to encourage deep root growth

    Visit our lawn care guides for more tips on maintaining your Cleveland lawn throughout the year.

    Sunday lawn care reviews near Cleveland, OH

    A lawn in Strongsville, OH
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    Green Lawn

    Sunday is great product and my lawn is doing great.

    Brian

    Strongsville, OH

    A lawn in Cleveland, OHA lawn in Cleveland, OH
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    Our Healthy Lawn

    This is our second year using the Sunday smart lawn program. We can see the difference it has made: our grass started growing before any of our neighbors this spring and stayed healthy through a early summer drought. Bonus: we used Sunday grass seed to add clover to our lawn too.

    Caragh

    Cleveland, OH

    A lawn in Dayton, OH
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    Our Lawn

    Lawn looks great and is able to tolerate the unusually high heat. It's dormant now,waiting for rain.

    William

    Dayton, OH

    A lawn in Highland Heights, OH
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    I really like the convenience

    I really like the convenience and ease of use of the bags.

    Bruce

    Highland Heights, OH

    A lawn in Columbus, OH
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    Bit by bit! <3

    I love the remidners and taking care of our lawn little by little instead of feeling overwhelmed when we get all products at once for the season.

    Julie

    Columbus, OH

    A lawn in Canton, OH
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    Great!

    Love the products

    Andrew

    Canton, OH

    A lawn in Strongsville, OH
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    Green Lawn

    Sunday is great product and my lawn is doing great.

    Brian

    Strongsville, OH

    A lawn in Cleveland, OHA lawn in Cleveland, OH
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    Our Healthy Lawn

    This is our second year using the Sunday smart lawn program. We can see the difference it has made: our grass started growing before any of our neighbors this spring and stayed healthy through a early summer drought. Bonus: we used Sunday grass seed to add clover to our lawn too.

    Caragh

    Cleveland, OH

    A lawn in Dayton, OH
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    Our Lawn

    Lawn looks great and is able to tolerate the unusually high heat. It's dormant now,waiting for rain.

    William

    Dayton, OH

    A lawn in Highland Heights, OH
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    I really like the convenience

    I really like the convenience and ease of use of the bags.

    Bruce

    Highland Heights, OH

    A lawn in Columbus, OH
    starstarstarstarstar

    Bit by bit! <3

    I love the remidners and taking care of our lawn little by little instead of feeling overwhelmed when we get all products at once for the season.

    Julie

    Columbus, OH

    A lawn in Canton, OH
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    Great!

    Love the products

    Andrew

    Canton, OH

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      Cleveland, Ohio FAQs

      Professional lawn care services in Cleveland typically cost $45-75 per visit or $150-200 monthly. Sunday's custom lawn plans start at $55 per season and include fertilizer, soil testing, and expert support - making it a more affordable alternative to traditional services while giving you control of your lawn care.

      When choosing lawn care in Cleveland, consider:

      • Your lawn size and condition
      • Climate challenges like harsh winters and wet springs
      • Time commitment for DIY vs professional service
      • Fertilizer needs for cool-season grasses common in Cleveland
      • Local regulations on fertilizer and pesticide use
      • Budget and payment structure
      • Environmental impact of products used

      Focus on services that provide customized plans based on your specific lawn needs and Cleveland's climate patterns.

      For Cleveland lawns, mow when grass reaches 3-4 inches, typically every 5-7 days during peak growing season (spring/fall) and every 7-10 days in summer. Maintain grass height between 2.5-3 inches and never remove more than 1/3 of the blade length in a single mowing.

      The best time for lawn treatments in Cleveland starts in early spring (March-April) when soil temperatures reach 50°F. Continue treatments through fall (September-October). Focus on fertilizing during key growth periods: early spring for initial green-up, late spring for strong growth, late summer for recovery, and fall for winter preparation.

      Here are key maintenance tips for a healthy Cleveland lawn:

      1. Water deeply but infrequently (1-1.5 inches per week) in early morning
      2. Test soil annually to check nutrient levels
      3. Overseed thin areas in late summer/early fall
      4. Control weeds through spot treatment
      5. Aerate compacted soil in fall
      6. Leave grass clippings to return nutrients
      7. Keep mower blades sharp

      Focus on building healthy soil and strong root systems rather than quick fixes. This creates a more resilient lawn that requires less maintenance over time.

      Common lawn pests in Cleveland include grubs, chinch bugs, and sod webworms. To manage these pests:

      1. Monitor for signs of damage like brown patches or wilting grass
      2. Maintain proper mowing height and watering practices
      3. Use targeted pest control products only when needed
      4. Address issues quickly before damage spreads
      5. Build healthy soil to help grass resist pest pressure

      Cleveland's climate features hot summers, cold winters, and variable precipitation. The growing season typically runs from April to October. Cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass and fescue thrive here but need extra care during summer heat stress and winter dormancy. Spring and fall provide ideal conditions for lawn growth and recovery.

      Here are eco-friendly lawn care practices for Cleveland:

      1. Mow high (3 inches) to promote deeper roots and natural weed suppression
      2. Leave grass clippings as natural fertilizer
      3. Water deeply but infrequently in early morning
      4. Use fertilizers without pesticides
      5. Spot treat weeds instead of blanket applications
      6. Test soil to avoid over-fertilizing
      7. Overseed bare spots to prevent weed growth
      8. Choose drought-resistant grass varieties

      How to grow grass in Cleveland, Ohio

      Most common grass type in Cleveland Cool-season grasses
      Best way to grow grass in Cleveland Seeding
      Recommended grass species for Cleveland lawns Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, tall fescue
      When to start growing grass in Cleveland Spring from April 26 to June 4, Fall from August 27 to October 8

      Lawn care in Cleveland, Ohio follows a cool-season grass schedule. The best times for grass seeding are spring and fall, with specific windows from April 26 to June 4 and August 27 to October 8. These dates line up with the region's climate patterns for optimal grass growth.

      For Cleveland lawn care success:

      1. Choose cool-season grass varieties like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, or tall fescue
      2. Plan your seeding project during the recommended spring or fall windows
      3. Water new grass seed daily until established
      4. Avoid mowing until new grass reaches 3 inches tall

      The climate and soil conditions in Cleveland support these grass types well. While you can start a new lawn through various methods, seeding is the most common and cost-effective approach for cool-season grasses. Getting a custom lawn plan that factors in your specific yard conditions can help your new grass thrive.

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