Whether it is a regular fortnightly cut or a one-off tidy-up of an overgrown lawn, posting your job on OddJobs lets local taskers come to you with offers. Lawn mowing across the Wairarapa is simple when you describe the job, set your budget, and choose the person who feels right, with no ringing around or waiting for someone to call you back.

People across the Wairarapa post all sorts of lawn jobs on OddJobs. Here are some of the most common:
The more detail you include, the better the offers you will receive. Here is what to think about when posting a lawn-mowing job:
A rough area in square metres or a quick description such as "quarter-acre section" or "small front lawn" helps taskers gauge the job.
Let people know if the lawn has been left for a while. Long grass takes longer and may need a slash mower rather than a standard cut.
Say whether you need the clippings taken away or if you have a compost area or green-waste bin on site.
A couple of photos of the lawn help taskers see the condition and give more accurate offers.
Your town or suburb (Masterton, Carterton, Greytown, Featherston or Martinborough) so nearby taskers can find your job.
When you would like it done. Regular bookings can also mention the ongoing frequency.
A rough figure or hourly rate expectation. You can also leave it open and compare offers.
OddJobs is a local marketplace. You post the job, taskers send offers, and you choose who to work with. Here is the process from start to finish.
Describe what needs doing, add photos, set your location and budget. Takes under two minutes.
Local taskers in the Wairarapa send you offers. Read their profiles and message them with questions.
Compare prices, reviews and availability. You pick who does the job - no pressure, no obligation.
Your tasker completes the work. Pay securely in-app and leave a review when it is done.
OddJobs connects you with taskers across the Wairarapa. Whether you are in town or out on a lifestyle block, there are locals ready to help.
Post your job on OddJobs and receive offers from local taskers across the Wairarapa. Free to post, no obligation.