We ask first
We text or call before we come, and only after you've said yes. You can tell us to stop or leave at any time.
Tomball · Magnolia · Pinehurst · Stagecoach
We're a group of young adults who mow lawns and do yard work — completely free — for people who've fallen behind because life happened. No cost. No catch. Nothing to sign.
Three steps
Tap or call Troy at (832) 422-5926. We need a name, an address, and a sentence about what's going on. That's it.
A real person calls or texts you back, usually within a couple of days. We'll agree on a Saturday that works and ask where the gate is.
A crew arrives in marked shirts with our own equipment, does the work, and leaves. Nothing to pay. Nothing to sign.

Who you're talking to
I started The Wayside Project because I kept noticing the same thing driving around Tomball and Magnolia — yards that had clearly gotten away from someone. Usually that's not laziness. It's a bad back, a hospital stay, or a husband who used to handle it.
I'm in my twenties, I live and work here in North Houston, and I do marketing for my family's business. This isn't a company and it isn't a fundraiser. It's a few of us with mowers and a Saturday morning.
We don't sell anything, and we're not going to ask you to come to church. We just want to cut your grass.
The other half of this is the people who show up. A lot of us want our faith to be something we actually do, not just something we say we believe — and there's no obvious place to start. This is a place to start. Somebody gets their yard back, and a handful of twenty-somethings get a morning that meant something and a few people to spend it with. I think it helps both sides.
If you want to talk to a real person before you decide anything, call or text me. I'll answer.
No proof required
You don't have to prove anything to us. There's no income check and no paperwork. If a yard has gotten away from you, that's enough.
You can also request help for someone else. Most of our requests come from a daughter, a neighbor, or a caseworker — not the person whose yard it is.
Our promise to you
We text or call before we come, and only after you've said yes. You can tell us to stop or leave at any time.
We arrive in marked shirts with a named crew lead, and we'll tell you who's coming before we get there.
Just a name, an address, and what's going on. No Social Security number, no date of birth, no account information.
If someone contacts you claiming to be from The Wayside Project and asks you for money, it is not us — call Troy at (832) 422-5926.
Where we go
We stay local on purpose.
Not sure if you're in our area? Ask anyway — if we can't reach you, we'll try to point you to someone who can.
For caseworkers, churches & home health
If you work with elderly or homebound clients, you're right to be careful about who you pass along. Here's everything you'd want to know, in one place.
Why this exists
There are young adults who want to put their faith to work and don't know where to start. And there are people two streets over who need a hand right now. This puts them in the same yard on a Saturday morning.
The work gets done. No cost, no obligation, and nobody asking anything of them afterward.
A real way to live out what you say you believe — with people your own age, in your own town, on a Saturday schedule that fits an actual life.
Nobody leaves empty-handed.
Start here
Ask for help, come mow with us, or just tell us what you need. Every one of these takes about two minutes.
Or call Troy directly at (832) 422-5926.