from $45 / visit
Weekly lawn care
Mow, edge, blow on a fixed weekly slot from April through October. Kentucky bluegrass cut height held season-appropriate.
Sandy, UT — South Salt Lake County, since 2000
From spring cleanup to the last snow.
All Terrain has kept Sandy and Draper lawns mowed, sprinklers running, and driveways plowed for twenty-three winters. Same owner. Same trucks. Same standard.
All Terrain Landscapes
All Terrain Landscapes
All Terrain Landscapes
About All Terrain Landscapes
Twenty-three winters of one route, one owner, one standard.
Rob started All Terrain in April of 2000 with a truck, a mower, and a snow plow. The work hasn't changed shape since. From April turn-on through October blowout, we keep Kentucky bluegrass cut and edged on a weekly rotation. From November through March, the same trucks push snow and lay ice melt for the same houses, HOAs, and parking lots we mowed all summer.
A Wasatch property has four seasons. Most landscape outfits in the valley work six months and disappear. We don't. The route is built for twelve.
Most outfits in this valley work six months. We work twelve. Same crew on every yard, every season.
— Rob Flisher, owner
Why people stay on the route
What we're doing for you, by the calendar.
The Wasatch front runs four real seasons. The route runs all four. Nothing gets dropped at the edges.
The All Terrain Landscapes route, twelve months.
- SpringApr — May
Open the yard up.
Sprinkler turn-on, every zone tested. Dethatch, bed lines re-cut, mulch refresh, dormant pruning, first fertilizer.
- SummerJun — Aug
Keep the route.
Weekly mow + edge + blow on a fixed slot. Kentucky bluegrass cut taller through July heat. Sprinkler adjustments mid-season as heads drift.
- FallSep — Oct
Close the yard out.
Leaves bagged and hauled. Winterizer fertilizer down. October blowout before the first hard freeze — no cracked manifolds.
- WinterNov — Mar
Push the snow.
Plow + shovel + ice melt. 2" residential trigger, 1" commercial. Deep-snow response on every storm over 4–6". Same trucks as summer.
Services — south Salt Lake County
What stays on the trucks year-round.
Eight things, on a Sandy-built rotation. No surprises in October, no scrambling in February.
- from $95 service call
Sprinkler installation & repair
New systems, heads, valves, controllers, mainline breaks. We pull the lid, find the leak, and don't guess.
- from $75
April turn-on & October blowout
Compressor on the truck, every zone tested, every head adjusted. October blowout before the first hard freeze — no cracked manifolds.
- from Seasonal contract
Snow removal & ice management
Plow + shovel + ice melt. Standard trigger is 2" residential, 1" commercial. Deep-snow response on every storm over 4–6".
- from $285
Spring cleanup
Dethatch, edge bed lines, mulch refresh, dormant pruning, first fertilizer pass. Yard ready for the route.
- from $285
Fall cleanup & leaf haul
Leaves bagged and hauled, beds cut back, winterizer down, sprinklers drained. The yard is closed out properly.
- from $240
Mulch refresh & pruning
Bark or wood-chip refresh on bed edges. Shrub shaping and dormant pruning when the calendar calls for it.
- from Custom
HOA & commercial contracts
Twelve-month combined lawn + snow contracts for HOAs, condos, and small commercial lots in south Salt Lake County.
How a year on the route looks
Spring open, snow close, and everything between.
- 01
Phone call
Tell us the address, the lot size, and whether you want lawn-only or the full twelve-month rotation.
- 02
Site walk
We come out, look at sprinkler heads, beds, grade, snow staging, and the property line.
- 03
Written estimate
Numbered by service. Weekly lawn, sprinkler service, snow trigger, optional spring + fall. No surprise lines later.
- 04
Scheduled work
Locked into the weekly route. Sprinkler turn-on hits in April, blowout in October. Snow trigger goes live in November.
- 05
Same crew, every visit
The truck that mowed your yard in July is the truck that plows your drive in February.
That’s it. No portals, no logins — a phone call or an email is all it takes.
The snow corridor
Where the plow runs after a hard storm.
South Salt Lake County, foothills to I-15. Sandy is home base; the route covers Draper, Cottonwood Heights, Holladay, Midvale, White City, Granite, and the canyon mouths after a heavy storm. We don't run trucks up to the resort grade.
Sketch only — not to scale. Stops vary by storm.
- Residential route
2-inch trigger. Mowed in summer, plowed in winter — same truck.
- HOA & commercial
1-inch trigger. Pre-storm salt, multiple passes through the event.
Deep-snow response (over 4–6")
We don't ask twice. The trucks roll on every storm over the 4–6 inch threshold — sometimes two and three passes through the event.
Snow line — call to lock in
(801) 571-1516
Where we work
South Salt Lake County, foothills to I-15.
Sandy is the home base. The route covers south Salt Lake County out to the canyon mouths — but not the resort grade. After a heavy storm the trucks naturally pull uphill toward the Bell Canyon and Little Cottonwood foothills.
Home base: Sandy
- Sandyhome base
- Draper
- Cottonwood Heights
- Holladay
- Midvale
- White City
- Granite
- Bluffdale
The ledger
Twenty-three winters. Same crew. Same trucks. Same standard.
Rob has run the same route since April of 2000. Every tick mark is one season of mowing, blowing out, and plowing the same yards.
First winter
2000–01
Completed seasons
23
Same owner
Rob, all of them
"Most outfits in this valley work six months. We work twelve. Same crew on every yard, every season." — Rob Flisher
What clients and crew say
Quiet pride from a quiet route.
- Yelp
I personally know Rob and his family — amazing people. My husband worked for him for a couple of years and still says Rob is the best boss he ever had. Trustworthy and professional.
Same crew has been on our lawn since the kids were in elementary. They're now in college. Sprinkler turn-on in April, blowout in October, never had to call twice.
We have a sloped driveway off 9400 South. After the storm last February, Rob's truck was the first plow on our street by 5 a.m. Salt down, walk shoveled, no scratches.
HOA contract since 2018. The bid wasn't the cheapest. Six winters in, no one on the board has asked us to re-shop it.
Found a soft spot on the front lawn, called Rob, he was in the box that afternoon. Cracked manifold from a freeze the prior winter — he fixed it on the spot and didn't pad the bill.
Around the route
A year of work along the Wasatch.
Sandy — weekly mow stripe 
Draper — sprinkler tune at sunset 
Cottonwood Heights — morning after a storm 
Holladay — fall route 
Fall cleanup before winterizer 
Sandy — home base view 
Midvale — controller swap + head adjust 
Bluffdale — bed-line edge 
Granite — retaining wall, fall pass
Honest pricing
Weekly lawn starts at$45/visit
Standard south Salt Lake County lots run $45 per weekly visit on the lawn rotation. Sprinkler service is $75 turn-on, $75 blowout. Snow contracts are priced per property after a site walk — no flat-rate guess.
Free walkthroughs anywhere in south Salt Lake County. We don't quote sight-unseen on snow.
Call (801) 571-1516Questions
Plain answers, no runaround.
Lawn clients get first call on snow contracts. We do take snow-only properties — usually HOAs and small commercial lots — but the priority list is built around the year-round route first.
Call Rob — owner answers
— All Terrain Landscapes
If we're on the route we'll call back same day. Sandy, UT.