Annual Prepay Renewal FAQs
Why did my price increase?
A Cut Above has a standard annual 5% price increase that is automatically generated at the beginning of the new auto-billing cycle. This slight change is due to the ever-increasing cost and annual inflation of items such as gasoline prices, labor rate, and landscaping materials.
(See Terms Article for more info...)Can I switch to monthly payments?
What if I want to add/upgrade my services?
Please
Email Us details and a support member will help you shortly.
What if I want to cancel instead of renewing?
If you wish to terminate services please see our
Cancellation Policy. If you still wish to cancel,
Email Us and we'll get back to you shortly.
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