Preparing Your New England Lawn for a Robotic Mower

New England yards are beautiful — and challenging. Stone walls, slopes, woodland edges, and clay-heavy soil all shape how a robotic mower performs. A few simple steps make the transition smooth. Clear persistent debris like fallen branches before installation. Mark any soft, boggy spots so we can set no-go zones. And if you have a steep section, let us know — slope rating matters when choosing the right model. Most importantly: you don't have to figure this out alone. During the on-site assessment we measure terrain, check WiFi and signal, and tune the robot to your specific yard — slopes, walls, roots and all. Spring is the ideal time to start. Get on the schedule before the grass takes off.