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Cost guide · Updated Aug 14, 2026

Lawn care cost in Tulsa in 2026

Weekly in-season lawn care in Tulsa runs $35 to $78 per visit in 2026 — median around $48 for a standard quarter-acre lot. Ice storms are the local wildcard: the region has had events severe enough to take down a third of the urban canopy, and the cleanup that follows is its own budget line.

Typical range

$35 – $78 per visit

~$48 per visit · standard ~1/4-acre lot

By scope

ScopePriceNotes
Weekly (in-season, ~28 visits)$40 – $58 / visit~$1,120 – $1,620 / season
Bi-weekly$50 – $78 / visit
Storm limb cleanup (per visit)$150 – $600
Full program (mow + edge + blow + treatments)$1,600 – $2,900 / yr

What swings the price

Tulsa specifics

Tulsa sits in an ice storm corridor, and the region has taken events severe enough to destroy a large share of the urban tree canopy in a single night. The lawn consequence arrives afterward: months of limb cleanup, then years of turf recovering in areas that suddenly get full sun after decades of shade — different grass, different watering, different mowing height. If your yard lost canopy in a storm, the shade-tolerant fescue that grew there will not survive in full sun, and reseeding with the same mix is money spent twice.

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FAQs

How much does weekly lawn care cost in Tulsa?

$40–$58 per visit for a standard quarter-acre lot, median around $48. This is among the most affordable lawn markets among large US metros.

What does storm limb cleanup cost?

$150–$600 per visit depending on volume, and considerably more after a major ice event when hauling capacity is scarce. Large limbs and anything near power lines are arborist work rather than lawn crew work.

My yard lost its shade — do I need different grass?

Yes. Shade-tolerant mixes fail in full sun, and reseeding with the same blend wastes the money. Bermuda and zoysia handle full Oklahoma sun; the previously shaded area is effectively a different site now.

When does Bermuda green up in Tulsa?

Late April in a typical year. Before that it is dormant and does not need mowing, so an annual contract that starts weekly visits in March is billing for work the grass does not need.

What does a full lawn program cost annually in Tulsa?

$1,600–$2,900 for a standard lot including recurring mowing and five to seven treatments. Storm cleanup is unpredictable and worth treating as a separate contingency rather than assuming it is covered.

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Prices refresh quarterly. Last review: Aug 14, 2026.