Local father-and-son crew

The Landscaper Nassau County Neighbors Pass Around

Looking for a landscaper in Nassau County who actually shows up? Arnol M.R Landscaping is a father-and-son crew. We cut lawns, fix bare grass, clean up beds and clear snow in East Williston, Garden City, Mineola and the towns around them. Most of our clients found us the same way. A neighbor told them.

Nassau County lawn care

Picking a crew

Who’s the best landscaper near me?

We hear it every spring. “My old guy retired, who’s good around here?” Honest answer: the best Nassau County landscaper for you is the one who knows your town’s rules, answers the phone, and looks at your yard before giving a price.

Every town here plays by different rules, and a good landscaper in Nassau County keeps track of them. A crew working in Garden City on a Sunday morning is fine. The same crew in Albertson gets a complaint. We keep track of that so you dont have to. And since its just a father and son plus our crew, the people who text you back are the ones cutting your grass.

Design, build, maintain

Landscaper

Alot of homes around here were built in the 50s and 60s. The shrubs out front are older then the owners. People call and say “the yard just looks tired.” It usually doesnt need a total redo. It needs a plan, a few new pieces, and steady care after. Here is what we do as a landscaper in Nassau County.

Landscape Installations

New beds, shrubs, borders and plantings put in right the first time, planned around sun, shade, drainage and where the snow gets piled.

Landscape Management

One crew watches the whole property all season: lawn, beds, shrubs and cleanups, all in one text thread.

Landscaping Maintenance

Weekly or every-other-week visits for mowing, edging, weeding, trimming and fall leaf cleanup, inside each town’s work hours like any landscaper in Nassau County should.

Yard Landscaping

Back yards get used the most and planned the least. We fix bare play spots, add beds along the fence and finish the space by the patio.

Stone Landscaping

Natural stone borders, steppers and edging that hold up to Long Island freeze and thaw and give beds a clean line.

Rock Landscaping

Decorative rock for side yards, downspout spots and strips by the driveway where grass keeps dying. Low upkeep, still neat.

Grass that looks good

Lawn Care Service

Every August the texts come in from Levittown to Roslyn Heights. “My lawn turned brown overnight.” Most people blame the heat. Sometimes thats it. But alot of the time its grubs eating the roots, or a mower set way to low. A good lawn care service in Nassau County finds the real cause first. It’s the first thing we check as a landscaper in Nassau County.

What do I do if my lawn turns brown in summer?

Tug on the brown grass. If it peels up like a rug, its probably grubs. If it holds tight, raise the mower to about 3.5 inches, water early in the morning instead of at night, and give it two weeks. Still brown? Text us a photo and a Nassau County landscaper from our crew will take a look.

Lawn Care

Mowing at the right height, sharp edges on the curb and walk, and a schedule that follows the weather, not the calendar.

Lawn Landscaping

Reshaping the lawn itself: cleaner bed lines, fixing low spots that puddle, and pulling grass out where it just wont grow.

Grass Seeding

Overseeding thin spots with a sun or shade blend. Late August thru September is the best time on Long Island.

Hydroseeding

Seed, mulch and starter sprayed on together. It covers big bare areas evenly and costs less than sod.

Sod Installation

A green lawn the same day. We prep and level the soil first so the sod roots down instead of sitting on top.

Beds & plants

Gardener

Most folks who hire a landscaper in Nassau County for mowing ask about the beds next. “Can you just make the front look nice?” A good gardener knows wich plants like the shady side of the house and wich ones want full sun by the driveway.

Gardening Services

Weeding, planting annuals and perennials, deadheading, fresh mulch kept 2 to 3 inches deep and away from trunks, and shaping shrubs at the right time so you dont lose next year’s flowers.

Green Landscaping

Native plants that need less water and feed bees and birds, clippings left on the lawn as natural feed, and fewer chemicals. It also fits the towns that limit gas blowers in summer, and its a big part of how we work as a Nassau County landscaper.

Trees

Tree Service

The old oaks and maples are a big reason these neighborhoods look so good. They also shade out grass and drop branches in every nor’easter. As a Nassau County landscaper, our tree service covers the work that fits a landscaping crew: trimming low limbs, clearing storm branches and pruning back from the roof. For big removals, we’ll send you to a certified arborist.

Tree Landscaping

Picking a tree that fits your lot, planting it at the right depth, and setting a proper mulch ring. No mulch volcanos piled up on the trunk.

Winter

Snow Removal Service

When a storm hits, everybody on the block wants to be first. That’s why we set up our snow removal service routes in the fall, not the morning of the storm. Not every Nassau County landscaper does snow, so spots fill up.

Snow Removal

We clear driveways, walks and steps, and we mark lawn edges early so nobody tears up the grass in the dark. Text us in October or November to get on the list.

Where we work

Nassau County towns we serve

Here is what every landscaper in Nassau County has to follow, town by town: does it need its own landscaper license, and when can crews work? Rules change, so check with the town if you’re planning something big. Tap East Williston, Garden City or Mineola for the full town page.

Home with a cut front lawn and shrubs

East Williston

License
Yes, village license
Hours
Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–5 p.m. · Sat 9 a.m.–2 p.m. · no Sundays or holidays
See the East Williston page →
Garden path lined with trimmed hedges

Garden City

License
Yes, village license
Hours
Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–8 p.m. · Sat–Sun 9 a.m.–8 p.m.
See the Garden City page →
Shady garden with ground cover and flowers

Mineola

License
Yes, village permit
Hours
Every day 8 a.m.–8 p.m.
See the Mineola page →
Garden path with lawn and flowering trees

East Meadow

Hours
No set town hours found · general noise rules apply
Home with a cut lawn and full flower beds

Levittown

Hours
No set town hours found · Oyster Bay addresses follow Oyster Bay hours
Home with a cut front lawn and shrubs

Bethpage

License
Yes, Town of Oyster Bay
Hours
Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–7:30 p.m. · Sat 9 a.m.–7 p.m. · no Sundays
Shady garden with ground cover and flowers

Plainview

License
Yes, Town of Oyster Bay
Hours
Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–7:30 p.m. · Sat 9 a.m.–7 p.m. · no Sundays
Garden path with lawn and flowering trees

Hicksville

License
Yes, Town of Oyster Bay
Hours
Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–7:30 p.m. · Sat 9 a.m.–7 p.m. · no Sundays
Garden path lined with trimmed hedges

Albertson

License
Yes, Town of North Hempstead
Hours
Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–7 p.m. · Sat 10 a.m.–5 p.m. · no Sundays or holidays
Home with a cut lawn and full flower beds

Roslyn Heights

License
Yes, Town of North Hempstead
Hours
Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–7 p.m. · Sat 10 a.m.–5 p.m. · no Sundays or holidays
Home with a cut front lawn and shrubs

Carle Place

License
Yes, Town of North Hempstead
Hours
Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–7 p.m. · Sat 10 a.m.–5 p.m. · no Sundays or holidays
Garden path with lawn and flowering trees

Westbury

Local timing matters

A lawn-care year on Long Island

Spring

Clean up winter mess, edge the beds, fresh mulch and the first mow once the grass wakes up. No lawn fertilizer before April 1 in New York.

Summer

Mow higher, water early in the morning, and watch for grubs and brown patch. Several towns ban gas blowers part of the summer.

Fall

The best time to seed and aerate. Then leaf cleanup, week after week, until the oaks finally let go.

Winter

Snow removal, go easy on salt near the lawn, and plan next year’s beds or stone work.

Questions homeowners ask

Hiring a landscaper in Nassau County

Do landscapers need a town license?

Depends on the town. East Williston, Garden City, Mineola, Oyster Bay and North Hempstead all require one. See the town list above.

How much does a landscaper in Nassau County cost?

It depends on lawn size, access and what you need. Weekly mowing on a small lot costs alot less then sod or a new install. Text us photos for a free quote.

Can one crew do the lawn and the beds?

Yes. We handle lawn care, gardening, stone and rock work, tree trimming, cleanups and snow, so you only deal with one Nassau County landscaper.

Do you serve towns not on the list?

Often, yes. As a Nassau County landscaper we cover most of central Nassau. Text us the town and the work. If it fits the route, we’ll set it up.

No long form. No sales call.

Text the landscaper Nassau County neighbors recommend.

Send your town, the service you need, and a few photos for a free quote.