Pike County is home base. Iron Oak Landscape Group is a family-run landscaping company headquartered in Bushkill, and the roads we drive to work are the same ones our customers live on — from Milford and Matamoras down the Delaware River corridor, through Dingmans Ferry and the Water Gap recreation country, and into the wooded lake communities around Saw Creek, Hemlock Farms, and Pocono Woodland Lakes. This county asks a lot of a yard: heavy oak canopy and the leaf fall that comes with it, shaded lots that stay damp, slopes and gravel drives, and a mix of year-round homes, cabins, and second homes whose owners can't always be here. We mow from $60 a visit, run cleanups from $200 to $450 (up to 2 acres; larger properties quoted after a walkthrough), install mulch at $150 a cubic yard, and deliver firewood all winter. One call, one crew, one name on every job — that's what "Strength Rooted in Trust" means in the county we live in.
Second Homes, Lake Communities, and Full-Time Neighbors
Pike County runs on two rhythms. Full-time families need a lawn that simply gets handled every week, and second-home owners in communities like Saw Creek, Hemlock Farms, and Pocono Woodland Lakes need something just as important: a crew that shows up on schedule whether they're here or not, so the property looks cared for when they pull in on Friday night. Scheduled mowing plans, spring cleanups that clear a winter's worth of branches and matted leaves, and fall leaf control are built for exactly that. The place looks right, the HOA stays happy, and nobody spends their first weekend in the Poconos doing yard work.
For year-round homes, the routine is the backbone: weekly or bi-weekly mowing with trimming and edging, beds kept clean and mulched, shrubs trimmed back before they swallow the walkway. Steady, unglamorous care, done on schedule and done well — in Milford's borough neighborhoods, out in Shohola and Lackawaxen, and everywhere between.
Firewood, Delivered Across Pike County
Plenty of Pike County homes heat with wood, and a short winter pile is not a problem you want in January. We deliver seasoned mixed hardwood anywhere in the county — a full cord for $350 or a half cord for $225, delivered and dumped, with stacking available at $75 a cord so it's neat by the stove. Delivery is included in our service area, and because we're based right here in Bushkill, we can usually time a drop around your schedule. Call (570) 233-8088 before the cold sets in.
Why Pike County Calls a Local Crew
A national franchise sends whoever is on the route. Iron Oak sends family — the same crew, on every job, from a business that lives in this county and answers its own phone from 7 AM to 7 PM, every day. If something isn't right, we're minutes away, not a ticket in a queue. We're booking Spring 2027 routes now across Pike County, and we'd be proud to add your property to the list. No pushy pitch: we'll walk the yard, give you a straight price, and let the work speak for itself.
Our services across Pike County
- Lawn mowing plans — weekly from $60/visit (under 1/2 acre $60–$80, 1/2–3/4 acre $80–$100, 3/4–1 acre $100–$120, 1–1 1/2 acres $120–$160, 1 1/2–2 acres $160–$200, over 2 acres quoted in person); bi-weekly from $90/visit; prepay the season and save 10%
- First-cut recovery for overgrown lawns — $120–$175+
- Spring & fall cleanups — $200 under 1/2 acre, $300 for 1/2–1 acre, $450 for 1–2 acres
- Mulch installation — $150 per cubic yard, material, delivery & labor included (3+ yards; smaller beds quoted flat)
- Bed edging — $100 per 100 ft to refresh an edge, $200 per 100 ft for a new crisp edge
- Shrub & bush trimming — $45 per plant (under 4 ft)
- Aeration + overseeding — starting at $300; spring fertilization $75–$175
- Topsoil delivery and bed prep
- Firewood — full cord $350 / half cord $225, delivered & dumped; stacking +$75/cord
- Hardscaping, patios & walkways — free estimates
- Commercial properties — custom maintenance plans; storm debris removal by quote
Towns we serve in Pike County
Pike County lawn care questions
How much does lawn mowing cost in Pike County?
Weekly mowing starts at $60 a visit. Most Pike County lawns run $60–$80 under a half acre, $80–$100 for a half to three-quarter acre, $100–$120 up to a full acre, $120–$160 for 1 to 1 1/2 acres, and $160–$200 for 1 1/2 to 2 acres — anything over 2 acres is quoted in person. Trimming, edging, and blow-off are included in every visit. Bi-weekly plans start at $90 a visit, and prepaying the full season saves 10%. Every property gets a free walkthrough and a firm price before we start.
Do you service gated communities like Saw Creek and Hemlock Farms?
Yes — Saw Creek, Hemlock Farms, Pocono Woodland Lakes, and the county's other lake communities are core stops on our Pike County routes. Scheduled plans are a natural fit for second homes: the lawn gets cut and the beds stay clean on a set rhythm whether you're here that week or not.
Can I book my Spring 2027 service now?
Yes — fall leaf blowing is booking now across Pike County, and Spring 2027 cleanup slots plus weekly mowing routes are open too and fill first. Season mowing plans open every February with a 10% prepay discount. Call or text (570) 233-8088 to get your property on the calendar.
Do you deliver firewood throughout Pike County?
We do — seasoned mixed hardwood, $350 for a full cord or $225 for a half cord, delivered and dumped anywhere in our service area, with stacking for $75 a cord. Winter demand pricing applies December through February, so ordering early locks the better rate.
How do I get a quote?
Call or text (570) 233-8088 any day between 7 AM and 7 PM. We'll set up a free walkthrough, look at the property with you, and give you one straight price — the price we quote is the price you pay.
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Family-run lawn care in Pike County, PA — mowing from $60/visit. Now booking fall leaf blowing. Open 7 AM – 7 PM, every day.
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