Money Matters - Robot Mower Survey

 

Robot lawn mowers may be the future of lawn care, but it turns out many U.S. homeowners currently think buying one of these smart mowers is a dumb idea. To assess the adoption of robot lawn mowers — why people have or don't have them — and the pluses and minuses of these gadgets, Lawn Love surveyed over 700 homeowners with a lawn.   We found that the majority of them do not own a robot mower, and price is the biggest deterrent. 92 of our respondents said they own smart mowers. We found that about 87% of them are satisfied with their robot mowers. Discover more insights below. Key Insights: The top 3 reasons respondents say they haven’t purchased a robot mower are that they’re too expensive (49.84%), have no need to upgrade equipment (17.37%), and their lawn is too bumpy or uneven (11.04%). Over 50% of respondents with smart mowers report spending $2,000 or less on their grass-chomping robot.  Folks making $150,000 or more are most likely to hire a lawn care professional (19.44%) over investing in a new robot mower.   Read the full story here: https://lawnlove.com/blog/robot-lawn-mower-survey/  Where in the U.S. are residents most ready to adopt a robot lawn mower? Explore our ranking of 2025's Best Cities for Robot Lawn Mower Ownership. Hire a local Lawn Love crew to take care of your lawn while you’re saving up to buy a robot mower. More from Lawn Love:   Best States for Animal Lawn Mowing 6 Best Robot Lawn Mowers of 2025 How Much Does a Lawn Mower Cost in 2025? California’s Green Lawn Care Law: What You Need to Know What is a Robot Lawn Mower and How Does it Work? Best States for Hobby Farms