Frankie's Landscaping handles routine yard upkeep and seasonal work for Oklahoma City homeowners, focusing on mowing, edging, mulch installation, and spring cleanup rather than custom design or hardscaping projects. The company operates as a small local crew, positioning itself as a straightforward alternative to larger regional firms and one-person operators scattered across the metro.
This is a maintenance contractor, not a design firm. The business takes on recurring weekly or bi-weekly mowing contracts, one-time spring and fall cleanups, mulch beds, hedge trimming, and basic yard prep work. Frankie's does not advertise landscape design, irrigation system installation, or hardscape construction (patios, retaining walls, drainage). The ideal client is someone who needs consistent upkeep during the growing season or occasional cleanup without wanting to manage multiple contractors for different tasks.
Weekly mowing runs between $35 and $60 per visit depending on lot size, with most Oklahoma City residential properties in the $45 to $50 range for a standard quarter-acre yard. Bi-weekly service costs roughly 40 percent less per cut. Spring cleanup (clearing beds, hauling brush, edging) typically runs $150 to $400 depending on property size and debris volume; fall cleanup falls in a similar range. Mulch installation is priced by the yard of material plus labor, generally $65 to $85 per cubic yard installed, which accounts for both the product and spreading. Hedge trimming and shrub work is quoted per job. Prices should be confirmed directly, as mowing rates occasionally shift with fuel costs and seasonal demand.
Larger outfits like TruGreen operate across the city with wider service menus (fertilization, pest control, design consultation) and higher price floors, typically starting around $65 per mowing visit. They suit homeowners who want one contractor managing lawn health comprehensively. Mid-size local crews like Bison Landscape Management bundle mowing with irrigation maintenance and design work, positioning them for customers planning upgrades. Solo operators or small two-person crews, common throughout OKC, often undercut Frankie's on basic mowing but may be less reliable for consistent scheduling. Frankie's sits between reliability and price: cheaper than regional chains, more dependable than one-person outfits, and narrower in scope than full-service landscape firms.
Frankie's fits homeowners who want regular mowing without signing a contract with a big national company, and who do not need design work or irrigation repairs. It works well for someone managing a rental property remotely or a household where weekly yard work is not feasible. It does not suit someone planning a landscape overhaul, needing irrigation fixes, or wanting fertilization and weed control as part of a bundled plan. Properties larger than one acre or with significant hardscape maintenance needs should look elsewhere.
Contact Frankie's directly to request a mowing quote and discuss frequency. The contractor typically visits the property to assess size and condition, then provides a price per visit. Once agreed, the crew shows up on the scheduled day each week or every other week, handling mowing and basic edging. Additional requests (mulch, cleanup) are quoted separately. There is no lengthy onboarding process; if you are unhappy after a few weeks, terminating the contract is straightforward.
Frankie's operates during Oklahoma City's standard mowing season, typically March or April through November, with most work happening Tuesday through Friday. The crew is mobile and comes to the property; no drop-off or yard visits by you are needed. Saturday service may be available depending on schedule. Confirm current hours and whether they accept new clients before contacting.
Frankie's Landscaping fills a practical gap for Oklahoma City residents who need predictable, no-frills lawn care without committing to a large company or managing spotty solo operators.
