By Trimly
Robot mower winter storage in Upstate SC
Trimly provides winter storage for leasing and mower maintenance plans. Arrange your storage date with us as mowing slows down. The timing depends on your grass and the weather.
Do not leave a mower outside and charging through freezing weather based on a general claim that it can handle winter. Storage, charging, and operating limits are different, and they vary by model.
Arrange the handoff
Contact Trimly with your property address and plan. Confirm the collection date, what equipment will be collected, and any access instructions. Ask about storage terms and spring return when you book.
- Tell us about error messages, damage, or charging problems.
- Clear access to the mower and charging station.
- Keep pets away during collection.
- Do not dismantle the station or remove its wiring unless instructed.
Until the mower goes into storage
Follow the exact mower manual for battery charge, cleaning, storage temperature, and station care. Shut it down as instructed before cleaning or handling it. Do not spray a pressure washer into the mower or charger.
For example, the Navimow i2 AWD manual gives an operating and charging range of 32–104°F. That range applies to that model; check your own manual before charging in cold conditions. Never charge a frozen or damaged battery.
Match mowing to the grass
Dormant Bermuda usually needs fewer mowing visits than actively growing fescue. Stop routine mowing when there is no growth to cut. Continue checking leaves and moisture. Keep equipment off frosted or saturated turf.
Our winter lawn guide covers turf care. Our winter preparation checklist covers the work to finish before cold weather.
Before spring mowing resumes
Arrange the return with Trimly. Check for new beds, fences, play equipment, or other yard changes that need a map update. The first mowing schedule should fit current growth and ground conditions.