Choosing the Best Commercial Lawn Mower

When selecting a commercial lawn mower, the most important factor to consider is how much grass you'll be cutting. Push mowers are useful for cutting less than an acre of land, whereas ride-on mowers are ideal for cutting an acre or more.

Here is some additional information about each type of popular mower that is widely available for purchase:

Push mowers:

Push mowers are the most common type of lawnmower and can be powered by gas, electric, or batteries. They can also be self-propelled, which is ideal for hilly terrain.

Gas mowers

Gas mowers require the most upkeep but typically cover more ground than corded or battery-powered models.

If you have less than half an acre to mow and don't want to deal with the fumes or maintenance of a gas mower, battery-powered cordless mowers are ideal. You can also be carefree with cordless mowers because you won't have to worry about running over a cord.

Ride-on mowers

Aside from robotic designs, ride-on mowers require the least amount of elbow grease because you simply get on and let the machine do all the work—all you have to do is steer. These machines also have zero-turn capabilities, which allow the driver to turn 360° for improved maneuverability around landscaped lawns.

If you also need a mulcher and a leaf shredder, there are many options, such as 4-in-1 mowers that include all of these features.