Commercial Robotic Lawn Mowers for Large Sites
Reduce repetitive mowing workload while keeping large grass areas consistently maintained with professionally planned, installed and supported robotic mowing systems.
Hero footage filmed by J Todd & Son at Oakwood Business Park, Harrogate.
Let the robots handle the repetitive mowing
Large-site mowing consumes hours of staff or contractor time. A properly designed robotic mowing system can take over routine grass cutting, freeing people to focus on the skilled jobs a robot cannot do.
Continuous presentation
Mow little and often rather than waiting for the next conventional cutting visit, helping grounds stay consistently presentable.
Release mowing hours
Reduce time spent sitting on ride-on mowers and redirect staff or contractor resources towards edging, pruning, beds and higher-value work.
Control from one place
Commercial Husqvarna robotic mowers can be monitored and managed through Husqvarna Fleet Services, including status, schedules and operating areas.
Oakwood Business Park, Harrogate
The hero footage above was filmed at Oakwood Business Park. It is exactly the sort of site where commercial robotic mowing starts to make sense: a very large maintained grass area with real-world features including a pond, solar panels and multiple areas to keep looking tidy.
Two Husqvarna Automower 580 EPOS machines work in tandem across more than seven acres. The result is a site that can be maintained robotically while the machines quietly work their allocated areas on a planned schedule.
Built for sites where grass cutting is a recurring operational job
We assess the site rather than forcing one standard solution. One mower may be enough; larger or more complex properties can be divided between multiple machines and work areas.
Keep entrance lawns, verges and larger green areas maintained with less routine mower time.
Quiet, scheduled mowing can help maintain large grounds while reducing disruption from conventional equipment.
Plan mowing areas and schedules around how outdoor spaces are actually used.
Maintain presentation-focused grass areas consistently throughout the growing season.
Split extensive grounds into practical robotic work areas and automate the repetitive cutting.
Commercial models and systematic mowing options can support demanding turf-maintenance environments.
More than a mower: a managed robotic mowing system
The right commercial setup combines the mower, virtual work areas, scheduling and remote management. We design the installation around the ground, access, obstacles, satellite conditions and the finish you need.
Compatible systems use satellite-based positioning and virtual work areas rather than a traditional perimeter wire.
Monitor mower status and location, manage schedules and working areas, review activity and give your chosen dealer access where required.
Create work areas, transport paths and stay-out zones so mowing is planned around how the property operates.
Exact features and positioning requirements depend on mower model and site conditions. We confirm suitability during the survey.
The installation and backup matter as much as the mower
Commercial robotic mowing is not an off-the-shelf purchase. The value comes from choosing the right machines, designing the work areas properly and having support nearby when the site changes or a machine needs attention.
- Authorised Husqvarna dealer
- Commercial site surveys and system planning
- Professional installation and commissioning
- In-house servicing, diagnostics and repairs
- Ongoing support and seasonal maintenance options
- Dealer support can be linked into Fleet Services where appropriate
Every commercial site is different
Before recommending equipment, we look at the things that determine whether the installation will work reliably and how many machines the site actually needs.
- Total grass area and separate mowing zones
- Slopes, narrow sections and access routes
- Trees, buildings and satellite visibility
- Ponds, car parks, paths and other stay-out areas
- Charging station positions and power supply
- Required mowing schedule and presentation standard
- Whether one mower or a multi-mower fleet is the better solution
A commercial installation planned properly from day one
Site survey
We assess the areas, terrain, access, obstacles, positioning conditions and current mowing setup.
System proposal
We recommend the mower or mower fleet, work areas and installation approach for the site.
Installation
We install, map, configure and test the system, including schedules, work areas and stay-out zones.
Ongoing support
We remain available for servicing, diagnostics, adjustments and support as the site or mowing requirements change.
That is what the survey is for.
Send us the postcode and an approximate idea of the grass area. We can quickly establish whether commercial robotic mowing is worth exploring before you commit to anything.
Useful information to have
- Site postcode or location
- Approximate area if known
- How the grass is currently maintained
- Any difficult slopes, separate lawns or public-access areas
- What you want to improve: labour time, consistency, noise, presentation or operating efficiency
Questions we are commonly asked
It depends on the mower, mowing schedule, terrain and site layout. Commercial Husqvarna models cover different area sizes, and larger properties can be split between multiple machines. We size the system during the survey rather than relying on area alone.
Compatible EPOS systems use satellite-based positioning to create virtual work areas, transport paths and stay-out zones. The exact correction-data setup can vary by site and may use cloud correction data or a reference station.
Yes. Oakwood Business Park is a local example where two 580 EPOS machines work across more than seven acres. Multi-mower installations can be planned so each machine has appropriate work areas and schedules.
Husqvarna Fleet Services is designed for commercial robotic mower management, including remote monitoring, status and location information, schedules, work-area settings, activity history and dealer access permissions.
These are considered during the site design. Virtual boundaries and stay-out zones can be used to plan mowing around areas the mower should not enter. Site-specific risks and access are reviewed during the survey.
J Todd & Son provides local after-sales support, servicing, diagnostics and repairs. We can also discuss planned maintenance and seasonal support for commercial installations.
Could robotic mowing work on your site?
Tell us where the site is, roughly how much grass you maintain and how it is currently cut. We will get in touch to discuss whether a commercial robotic system is worth taking further.