Large property mowing, brush hogging, and right-of-way maintenance for ranches, commercial properties, and vacant land across the Texoma region.
Get a Free Estimate Call (903) 282-5148When you've got more than a couple of acres to maintain, a residential mower won't cut it — literally. Lonestar Land Pros provides large-scale mowing and brush hogging services for ranches, farms, commercial properties, HOA common areas, vacant lots, and any property too big for a lawn crew. Our tractor-mounted equipment handles everything from routine grass maintenance to heavily overgrown properties covered in waist-high weeds and brush.
Brush hogging is what sets us apart from standard mowing services. A brush hog (also called a rotary cutter or bush hog) is a heavy-duty cutting implement designed to handle vegetation that would destroy a regular mower — tall grass, thick weeds, saplings up to 2–3 inches in diameter, and dense brush. It's the right tool for properties that have been neglected for months or years, vacant land that needs periodic maintenance to prevent code violations, and ranches that need seasonal brush control across large acreage. For vegetation heavier than brush-hog grade — larger saplings, established cedar, mature brush — our forestry mulching service picks up where brush hogging leaves off.
Right-of-way maintenance is an important service for both municipalities and private property owners. County roads, pipeline easements, utility corridors, and drainage ditches all require regular mowing to maintain access and prevent brush encroachment. We maintain right-of-way corridors for landowners, utility companies, and HOAs on scheduled contracts, keeping these access routes clear and functional year-round without requiring you to coordinate each mowing.
For HOA common areas, vacant lots, and commercial properties, appearance matters as much as function. Tall weeds and overgrown lots reduce property values, create fire hazards, attract pests, and can result in code violations and fines from the city. We provide scheduled mowing services that keep these properties maintained to a professional standard — clean cut, consistent timing, and reliable service so property managers and HOA boards can focus on other priorities.
Our mowing and brush hogging services are available on both a one-time and recurring basis. One-time service is ideal for properties that need an initial cleanout, land preparation before a sale, or a single annual mowing. Recurring contracts — monthly, bi-monthly, or seasonal — provide consistent maintenance with priority scheduling, locked-in pricing, and the convenience of automatic service without needing to call each time. Most of our ranch and commercial clients operate on recurring contracts that keep their properties looking sharp year-round.
We evaluate your property's current condition, vegetation type and height, terrain, obstacles, and access. For recurring contracts, we assess seasonal mowing needs and recommend the optimal schedule for your specific property.
Based on the assessment, we select the right equipment — standard rotary mower for maintained grass, brush hog for overgrown areas, or a combination for mixed conditions. Equipment is matched to terrain and obstacle conditions.
Our operators systematically mow the designated area, working around fences, structures, trees, ponds, and other features. We maintain consistent cut height and clean passes for a professional appearance.
After mowing, we verify coverage and quality. For recurring clients, the next service is automatically scheduled based on your contract terms. One-time clients receive follow-up contact for future scheduling.
Our tractor-mounted mowers and brush hogs handle vegetation that would stall or damage residential equipment. One pass gets the job done right, even on severely overgrown properties.
Our equipment covers large areas quickly — what might take a lawn crew days, we handle in hours. Less time with equipment on your property means less disruption and lower cost per acre.
Regular mowing reduces fire fuel loads — a critical concern during North Texas dry seasons. Maintaining mowed firebreaks around structures and property perimeters provides essential protection.
Cities across the Texoma area enforce weed and vegetation ordinances. Our scheduled maintenance keeps your property compliant and avoids citation fines — important for vacant lots and investment properties.
Tall grass and brush harbor rodents, snakes, ticks, and other pests. Regular mowing eliminates this habitat, making your property safer and more enjoyable — especially important around homes and livestock areas.
One-time, monthly, bi-monthly, or seasonal service. We build a mowing schedule around your property's growth patterns and your budget. Contract clients get priority scheduling and consistent pricing.
"We manage 12 vacant lots in the Sherman area and Lonestar handles all the mowing on a monthly contract. They're always on time, the lots look great, and we haven't had a single code complaint since we hired them. Saves us a ton of hassle."
"Had 20 acres that hadn't been mowed in over a year — waist-high weeds and brush everywhere. Their brush hog knocked it down in a few hours. Now we're on a seasonal contract and it stays looking sharp. Should have called them sooner."
"Our HOA uses Lonestar for common area and right-of-way mowing. They handle about 30 acres of common areas on a bi-monthly schedule. Professional, consistent, and fairly priced. The board is happy and so are the homeowners."
We typically service properties of 2 acres or more. Our equipment is designed for large-scale work, and our mobilization costs make us less economical than a local lawn service for smaller properties. However, we make exceptions for severely overgrown lots or properties with brush that requires our heavy equipment. Contact us with your property details and we'll let you know if we're the right fit.
Brush hogging in the Texoma area typically runs $75–$200 per acre depending on vegetation height and density, terrain, and accessibility. Light grass on flat ground is at the lower end; tall brush on uneven terrain runs higher. Severely overgrown properties with large saplings may require forestry mulching instead of brush hogging. We provide free estimates with accurate pricing for your specific property condition.
For general property maintenance, 2–4 mowings per year is typical. Spring (May/June) and late summer (August/September) are the most critical periods. A fall mowing before frost helps control weeds going into winter. Properties with heavier vegetation or appearance requirements may need monthly service during the growing season. We'll recommend a schedule based on your property and goals.
Standard mowing uses a rotary mower to maintain grass at a consistent height — suitable for regularly maintained properties. Brush hogging uses a heavier-duty rotary cutter that handles tall weeds, thick grass, and saplings up to 2–3 inches that would damage a standard mower. If your property has been neglected for months or has woody brush, brush hogging is the right service. Once cleared, regular mowing can maintain it.
Yes — we offer one-time, monthly, bi-monthly, and seasonal contracts. Recurring clients receive priority scheduling, consistent pricing, and automatic service without needing to call each time. This is popular with HOAs, property managers, and absentee landowners who need reliable, hassle-free property maintenance.
Yes — our operators are experienced at working around fences, buildings, trees, ponds, and other obstacles. We match equipment size to the conditions and take care to avoid damage. Point out any sensitive areas during the walkthrough and we'll handle them with extra care. For tight areas around structures, we use smaller, more maneuverable equipment.
Lonestar Land Pros provides mowing and brush hogging services throughout the Texoma region from our base in Howe, TX:
Get a free estimate for one-time mowing or set up a recurring maintenance contract. We handle the big stuff so you don't have to.
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