One person.
One standard.
One phone.
Laid off in 2020.
Tired of sitting around.
Rob Pychel started Robbs Lawncare during Covid — laid off from a steady job and not built for sitting on a couch. He started cutting a few lawns for neighbours, then for friends of neighbours, and the list kept getting longer.
By 2024 he was full-time. By 2026 the schedule is full enough that new properties get a waitlist in the back half of the season. That growth is entirely word-of-mouth — no paid ads, no flyers, no door-knocking. People liked the work and told someone.
The operating principle hasn’t changed in four years: do the job the way it should be done, even when nobody’s watching. Show up the same day every week. Don’t cut wet grass. Steel-blade the edges. Come back if something got missed.
From one lawn
to the route.
Five things
we won’t do.
Most of being good at this is what you refuse to do. The list is short, public, and not negotiable per property.
Cut wet grass.
It tears, mats, and damages root structure. Rob will come back the next dry day instead.
Scalp the lawn.
Cut height is set on your property and held. Never lowered to save a return visit.
Skip edging.
Steel-blade edging happens every visit. Never substituted with a string trimmer.
Send someone else.
Rob is the business. The face on the quote is the face on the lawn.
Charge for re-dos.
Missed a strip? Forgot a tree ring? Rob comes back same-day or next-day, no question, no charge.
“I treat your lawn like I treat my own.”— Rob Pychel, Owner-Operator
Want Rob on
your property?
Quotes go out the same day. First cut usually within a week.