Lawn Fertilization and Weed Control

It's no surprise that we've encountered some water shortages throughout the year. Usually when that happens, watering your lawn is one of the first things the county requires we cut back on. Without water, how can we maintain our lawns? Using some new treatments, we can help improve the soil structure and increase water retention during those stress periods!

Not to be confused with Grubhub, these grubs live underground and slowly feed on the roots of your grass. They can cause your grass to slowly wither away, leaving unsightly brown patches throughout your lawn. If you think you're susceptible to them, or think you might have them, act quick before they munch on your entire property!

While we think it's really cool to dig a hundreds of holes in your lawn, we promise it's for good reason! These small holes allow the soil to loosen up, increase water, air and other nutrients that will allow them to go deeper in the root system of your lawn. Lawn aeration helps to promote a healthy, root growth and prevent thatch buildup. If you need help breaking up compacted soil, promoting better water and nutrient absorption - lawn aeration is the way to go!

Been struggling with getting that lawn green and healthy? Fertilizing is one the best avenues for providing rich nutrients it needs to promote a healthy lawn. By adding key nutrients, we can ensure your yard stays green and lush throughout the season! It's kind of like taking a multivitamin - your lawn needs it, and so do you!

Did your lawn have a rough summer? Bare in some areas and thin in others? Seeding is the best option to get back on track and an important part in maintaining a healthy beautiful lawn. By filling in these bare or thin spots, we'll ensure that you don't have any bald spots on your lawn unlike my hairline these days!

Let's go back to 7th grade science - who knew that Mrs. Johnson had it all right?! PH balancing your lawn is extremely critical and plays a significant role in the health and growth of your lawn. If it's too high or too low, it will affect the bio-availability of any key nutrients needed to promote healthy growth. By balancing the Ph level of your soil, we can help ensure your grass has the nutrients it needs to thrive. Thanks, Mrs. Johnson!

If your lawn has more crab than a seafood platter, it's time to get it checked out! If left untreated, you'll have more crab than the Bering Sea! We'll address the weeds we find and prevent them from coming back for next season. You can save the real crabs for your next crawfish boil.

Is your lawn not looking right? If you notice, discoloration, thinning or patches of dead grass, it's time to get it looked at. If left untreated, turf disease can quickly spread throughout your lawn and cause serious damage to your grass.