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A brick home with annual flower beds along the front walk -
The entrance and planted beds of a Goddard School kept by LawnValue -
A Cardel Village street with a planted median -
Foundation planting with red begonias in front of a home -
A checkerboard patio with a cedar pergola over the dining set -
A pavilion and fire pit behind a rail fence on a Middle Tennessee property -
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An excavator grading the ground for a new amenity center
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LawnValue
Lawn Care · Franklin, TN
Insured11 areas served10 photos
LawnValue is a lawn care company based in Franklin, Tennessee. Its service area takes in 11 of the directory’s Middle Tennessee markets: Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville and six more. The services it lists include aeration and overseeding, cleanups and mulch, fertilization and weed control, and sod and lawn renovation. The business states that it is insured, so ask to see the paperwork before work starts.
About us
Lawn care, landscaping and hardscapes for Franklin-area homes, quoted and booked through an app
LawnValue mows, treats and maintains lawns and installs landscapes, patios and lighting for homeowners, HOAs and commercial properties from its office on Carothers Parkway in Franklin. Founders Dave Kmita and Todd Baker both live in Franklin. Customers request quotes, schedule visits, pay and leave feedback in the company’s own app, and many bundle several services under one account.
Residential work runs from weekly mowing, aeration and overseeding to sod, mulch, seasonal cleanups, privacy trees and tree removal, plus irrigation start-ups and fall blowouts, landscape lighting, paver patios, retaining walls and outdoor kitchens. The company is fully insured, promises to redo unsatisfactory work or waive the charge, and was named to the Inc. 5000 in both 2024 and 2025.
Larger commercial and community jobs run through its construction division, LV Landscape Construction. At Central Logistics Park in Lebanon that meant a 75-zone irrigation system and five acres of Bermuda sod, while the Somerby Franklin job meant more than 600 new plants after the December 2022 freeze.
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Business details
- Business name
- LawnValue
- Phone number
- (615) 358-0012
- Website
- lawnvalue.com
- Address
- Franklin, TN
- Socials
Services provided
Areas served
Credentials
- Insured
Stated by the business when they listed. We do not hold copies, so ask to see the paperwork before work starts.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get rid of crabgrass?
Prevent it rather than fight it: a pre-emergent applied in early spring, before soil temperatures reach about 55°F for several consecutive days, stops it germinating. Once crabgrass is visible it takes a post-emergent and it will not look tidy quickly. The longer answer is that crabgrass fills thin turf — a dense, properly fertilized lawn mown high crowds it out without chemicals.
Why does my lawn go brown every July?
If it is fescue, that is dormancy rather than death — cool-season grass shuts down in Middle Tennessee summer heat and greens back up in autumn. Bermuda and zoysia thrive in the same heat and go brown in winter instead. Brown patches that spread in a circular pattern during humid weather are brown patch fungus, which is a disease and does need treating.
How often should a lawn be mowed and how short?
Weekly through the growing season, and higher than most people cut. Never remove more than a third of the blade at once. Fescue should be kept around three to four inches — tall grass shades the soil, holds moisture and suppresses weeds, and scalping a lawn in June is the fastest way to lose it to crabgrass and heat.
When should I overseed a lawn in Tennessee?
Early autumn, roughly September into mid-October. Soil is still warm enough to germinate, nights are cooling, and the new grass gets established before winter without competing against summer weeds. Spring seeding works far less well here because the seedlings hit summer heat before their roots are deep enough, and pre-emergent for crabgrass will also stop grass seed germinating.
What does lawn care pricing depend on?
Lot size, terrain and what is included. Mowing is priced on area and obstacles — slopes, trees, beds and gates all slow a crew down. Treatment programs are priced per application and per thousand square feet. The distinction that matters is between mowing alone and a program that includes fertilization, weed control, aeration and overseeding, because the second is what actually changes how the lawn looks.
How do I contact LawnValue?
Send an inquiry through the form on this page and it goes to LawnValue and to nobody else, or call (615) 358-0012 directly. It is free, it is not resold, and it is not shared with their competitors.
What does LawnValue do?
Weekly Lawn Mowing, Fertilization & Weed Control, Aeration & Overseeding, Sod & Lawn Renovation, Cleanups & Mulch. These are the services the business listed itself, not a standard list applied to every lawn care company.
What areas does LawnValue cover?
Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet, Smyrna, Spring Hill, Gallatin, Lebanon, Columbia. They are based in Franklin, TN, and those are the markets they chose to work in rather than every town we list.
Is LawnValue licensed and insured?
LawnValue states that they are insured. That claim comes from the business rather than from us, so ask to see the paperwork before work starts.
Does it cost anything to contact LawnValue through Nashville's Best Pros?
No. Browsing and contacting are free for homeowners, and listing is free for the business. We do not charge for introductions, take a commission, or sell your details on.