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5 Mistakes That Keep People’s Yards Thin, Dull, and Full of Weeds.
By avoiding these mistakes and implementing proper lawn care practices, you can help your yard remain lush, healthy, and free of weeds.
Aeration and Overseeding
Aeration and overseeding can significantly improve the health of your lawn.
DIY Replacing Sprinkler Heads
Faulty sprinkler heads mean that water isn’t being evenly distributed to your lawn. Most often this means that areas of your yard aren’t getting an adequate water supply, and you may start to notice some patches of struggling turf.
June Bugs: Where did they come from?
June bugs are often a nuisance during the late spring and summer months, particularly at night when they become the most active and are drawn toward light sources in people’s homes and gardens.
Spring Landscape Tips:
Getting your lawn ready for the Spring and Summer seasons doesn’t have to be a difficult job. Do you want a healthy lawn? Do you want to avoid killing and pulling weeds all summer long?
These three things to do this Spring are a good way to get ahead of the game.
Dandelions Are Coming
They are coming!!! The Bright, Yellow, Vibrant, Pesky, Undesirable Dandelions Are Coming. Fortunately, they can be prevented before they sprout and controlled even after they develop.
Lawn Care Prices
As most of us know, appropriate and consistent lawn care is essential if you want a beautiful lawn.
If your lawn doesn’t get the care and maintenance it needs, you will end up with a variety of problems, such as pests, browning, ugly thin patches, and even lawn diseases.
*****The lawn care pricing chart below is intended to serve as a baseline for the cost of common lawn care services. *****
You Deserve a Pest-Free Home
Covered Pests Includes cockroaches, silverfish, “house” ants (excluding carpenter ants, fire ants, pharaoh ants, and tawny crazy ants), clothes moths, spiders (excluding black widow and brown recluse spiders), scorpions, centipedes, millipedes, earwigs, house crickets and paper wasps. Other pests not specified as Standard Covered Pests may be covered for an additional charge or under other plans.
Pet Love: Fleas, Ticks & Mosquitos
Fleas are the most common parasite found on dogs and cats and can be a significant problem if your pet becomes infested. Fleas can carry serious diseases, and some can even be life-threatening. The flea lifecycle is long, and monthly or weekly treatments may be needed if infestations are heavy. It can take several months to rid your pet of fleas. Ticks also pose risks to pets and can be stressful to pet owners
