Our Robotic Mowing Program
A robotic mower (or automower) does what traditional mowing can’t: it runs continuously, cutting small amounts of grass at a time rather than waiting a week between visits. The result is a more consistent cut, healthier turf, and a quieter yard.
What’s included in our program:
- Robotic mower deployment, setup, and custom programming for your property
- A mowing schedule that adapts to seasonal growth and weather throughout the year
- Regular visits from our edge, trim, and blow crew to keep everything looking sharp
- Full program management by our team—you don’t lift a finger
North County launched our first robotic mower in 2019 and has been refining the program ever since. These machines take experience to optimize, and our team has it.
How to Get Started
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Meet Tara Brockett
Sales Administrator
Since 2021, Tara has been an invaluable member of our team. As our Sales Administrator, she manages our estimators’ schedules, ensuring they are prepared for their appointments and running on time. Her organization and coordination help create a smooth and professional experience for both our team and our clients.
As the first point of contact for many new clients, Tara’s warm and cheerful approach ensures every interaction starts on the right note. Whether booking estimates or answering questions about our services, she provides prompt, helpful information and helps make each client’s first experience with our company a five-star one.
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