Weekly lawn maintenance
Mow at the right height for what's in the yard — centipede at 1.5", zoysia at 1 to 2", Bermuda short and tight. Edge, line-trim, and blow every visit. Bagged or mulched, your call.
Pearl, Mississippi — Highway 468 since 1998
You grow it, we mow it. For twenty-seven Pearl summers.
Beasley family lawn maintenance and landscaping, working the same Rankin County routes — Pearl, Brandon, Flowood, Richland — since the year before the new bridge went up over the Pearl River.
Beasley Lawn & Landscape Maintenance
Beasley Lawn & Landscape Maintenance
Beasley Lawn & Landscape Maintenance
1998 — 2026
Twenty-seven years on Pearl lawns.
One family. One Highway 468 phone number. A route that has wound through Pearl, Brandon, Flowood, and Richland for longer than most of the trees we trim around.
1998
The first route
A trailer, a mower, and a handful of Highway 468 neighbors. The phone number we still answer was already on the truck.
2003
On paper
Incorporated as the Beasley Company in February. The route had already grown past what a notebook could keep track of.
2005
After Katrina rolled through
Pearl is inland but the storm still pulled half the canopy down. We spent that fall hauling magnolia limbs and dragging tarps full of leaves out of the Rankin County back yards.
2012
The Rankin County circuit
Pearl, Brandon, Flowood, Richland — Monday through Friday, same yards in roughly the same order each week. Stopped taking jobs past Brandon and past Byram so the schedule stayed honest.
2018
Twenty years on Highway 468
Same family, same base, same phone. A few of the original 1998 clients were still on the weekly list.
2025
Twenty-seven Pearl summers
Still here. Still cutting centipede at 1.5 inches. Still picking up the phone before the third ring.
Call Beasley Lawn & Landscape Maintenance at (601) 932-2501. Same number since 1998.
About Beasley Lawn & Landscape
Same family. Same phone. Same care about cutting it right.
We started in 1998 with a trailer, a mower, and a route up Highway 468. Twenty-seven summers later the trailer is newer and the routes run a little wider, but the work is the same — show up when we said, cut it at the right height for the grass that's actually in the yard, and leave it cleaner than we found it.
We stay close to home. Pearl is the base. Brandon, Flowood, Richland, Florence, Byram, and east Jackson are the rest of the week. We're not chasing tri-state contracts; we're keeping the lawns we already cut looking the way our neighbors expect them to look.
There's no trick to it. Show up, cut the grass at the height it wants, blow the clippings off the walk, take the trimmings with you.
— the Beasley family
What we do — Pearl, MS
Two things, done well.
Lawn maintenance and landscaping. Not pest control. Not pressure washing. Not tree removal. Two services, twenty-seven years.
Pine-straw + mulch beds
Fresh pine straw refresh on beds in spring and fall. Hardwood mulch when you'd rather. Edges cut clean against the centipede.
Seasonal landscaping
Spring bed prep, summer pruning on crape myrtle and magnolia, fall leaf cleanup, dormant-season cleanup before pre-emergent goes down in February.
Bermuda overseed + dormancy care
Fall overseed for clients who want a green lawn through January. Bermuda dormancy mowing and edging Dec through February for those who don't.
Three rules, twenty-seven years
The Beasley standard.
Everything we do for the lawns of Pearl, Brandon, and Flowood lives inside these three sentences. Older than the truck, older than half the trees on the route.
i.
Show up when we said.
Same day of the week. Same time window. If the schedule slips, you hear it from us first — not from a missed cut.
ii.
Cut at the right height.
Centipede at 1.5 inches. Zoysia at 1 to 2. Bermuda short and tight in summer, longer in shade. The grass tells you what it needs if you know what to listen for.
iii.
Leave it cleaner than we found it.
Walks, driveway, and porch blown clean. Clippings off the curb. Trimmings out of the bed lines. Trailer rolls out and the yard looks like a yard, not a worksite.
Three sentences. Twenty-seven Pearl summers. The same family answering the same phone at (601) 932-2501.
Not twelve services — two
Two things. Done well.
A lot of yards in Pearl have been mowed by somebody who also wanted to sell pressure washing, pest control, gutter cleaning, holiday lights, and tree removal. We do two things. They cover almost everything a Rankin County yard actually needs.
One.
Lawn maintenance
Weekly through the growing season, every other week in shoulder months, dormant cleanup in winter. Same day each week.
- Mow at the right height for what is actually in the yard
- Edge driveways, walks, beds, and around the mailbox
- Line-trim around trees, fences, and play sets
- Blow walks, driveway, and porch clean before we leave
- Bag or mulch — your call, no upcharge for the swap
- Leaf cleanup folded into the weekly visit Oct through January
Two.
Landscaping
Project work scheduled in between routes. Smaller jobs in a day, bigger jobs across a week. Flat quote, not subscription.
- Pine-straw mulch refresh, spring and fall
- Hardwood mulch when you would rather
- Bed-line recutting where the centipede has crept in
- Pruning on crape myrtle, dogwood, and magnolia in their right season
- Shrub install and replacement — boxwood, holly, azalea
- Stepping-stone paths and small bed walls
Anything outside those two — pest control, irrigation construction, tree removal, pressure washing, gutter cleaning — we'll point you to somebody we trust. We'd rather you call the right person than the convenient one.
Talk to us at (601) 932-2501.
How working with us goes
Plain and unhurried.
- 01
You call the Highway 468 number
Same number we've had since the late 90s. Tell us the address and what's bothering you about the yard.
- 02
We come out and walk it
Usually within the same week. We look at grass type, slope, drainage, and what the bed lines should be.
- 03
We give you a number on paper
Weekly rate for maintenance, a flat number for landscaping. No subscription, no surprise add-ons.
- 04
We put you on the route
Same day each week. Skip a week if it's dry, we'll catch you on the next pass.
- 05
We bill at the end of the month
One invoice. Pay by check, card, or ACH. That's it.
That’s it. No portals, no logins — a phone call or an email is all it takes.
Recent work — Rankin County
Yards we keep.
Pearl — centipede at 1.5", weekly route 
Brandon — spring bed refresh 
Flowood — dogwood in bloom 
Old oak — leaf cleanup season 
Richland — leaf route 
Pearl — long-time client, weekly 
Pine-straw refresh, spring 
Florence — stepping-stone bed install
What people say
Twenty-seven years of word-of-mouth.
We've had Beasley cutting our yard going back to when our oldest was in elementary. He's in his thirties now. Same day, same crew, same job done right.
They told us the truth about our Bermuda — said to wait for overseed until October, not push it in August. Other guys would've just sold us seed. That's why we stayed.
Beasley keeps showing up. Through two moves inside Flowood, through a roof replacement, through Christmas week leaf cleanup. They're just there.
Asked them once if they did pressure washing too. He laughed and said no, that's somebody else's trade. I appreciated that more than if he'd said yes.
Fair price, never an upsell, and the trim line around the magnolia is always crisp. Twenty-something years and counting.
Questions
What people ask.
Weekly maintenance starts around $40 for a smaller Pearl or Richland lot and goes up from there with size, slope, and bed work. We give you the number in writing after we walk the property — no quote sight-unseen.
Call the Highway 468 number
— Beasley Lawn & Landscape Maintenance
If we're out on a route we'll call back the same day. Pearl, MS — Rankin County.