Estimate the area of your lawn
Break the lawn into rectangles you can measure safely. Add those areas, then subtract any beds, paths or other spaces included in your measurements.
A rough area is enough to start.
- Sketch the lawn as separate rectangles. Avoid counting the same area twice.
- Measure the length and width of each rectangle in one set of units.
- If your rectangles include a bed or path, add that rectangle as an area to subtract. Do not subtract it again if you already left it out.
For curves or irregular boundaries, use smaller rectangles and treat the result as approximate. This tool does not measure from your address or a map.
Area alone does not set the price. Ground condition, access, preparation and the agreed work also matter.
For example
A 10 m × 5 m lawn rectangle is 50 m². If it includes a 2 m × 3 m bed, subtract 6 m² to leave approximately 44 m² of lawn.
Your lawn sections
Enter a positive length and width for every section. Changing units converts the measurements you have entered. Excluded rectangles must fit within the area you counted.
Approximate lawn area
Include this summary in your enquiry. We confirm measurements and scope before quoting the work.
Ask about the care your lawn needs.
Share the approximate area and what you would like improved. You can also ask about mowing or sod installation using the service links below.