
Legacy Landscape Lawn Care and Christmas Lights
Broken Arrow, OK
4.90 (587 reviews)
View ProfileComplete Lawn Care Tulsa provides lawn care and pest control for residential and commercial properties in the Tulsa area. Based in Broken Arrow, it is a locally owned and operated lawn and landscape maintenance business run by Tom Gillespie.
Last Updated October 9, 2026.
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Broken Arrow, OK
4.90 (587 reviews)
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Complete Lawn Care Tulsa is one of 11 landscapers ProsGrade lists in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
8 services listed, including Lawn care programs, Lawn mowing and Pest control programs. Open Monday to Saturday. 504 reviews.
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Customers praise the communication around lawn treatments, including explanations of the plan, email and text updates, and technicians who answer questions. One customer recalls a technician returning to take care of a small clover patch.
Would highly recommend! They do everything to make sure you know what their plan is and why. They go in depth to explain what’s going on with your hard and how they will better it.
Great communication with the techs before and after applications. Always willing to answer questions and/or offer advice. Been a customer for a couple of years.
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The lawn care program is treated approximately every six to eight weeks, depending on the treatment round.
They should stay off the lawn until the application is dry, typically two hours or less.
The company says a contract is not required for its lawn care and landscape services.
After checking the system, the technician provides a written list of needed repairs. The customer can then authorize any or all of the work.
Mowing is scheduled for the same day each week when weather permits; after a delay, service moves to the first available dry day.