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Protect Your Lawn This Season with Professional Grub Control
A healthy, green lawn can quickly turn into a patchy, damaged mess if one of the most destructive lawn pests...
Grub Control Timing in Pennsylvania: When to Treat Your Lawn
When to Treat for Grubs in Pennsylvania The best time to treat grubs in Pennsylvania follows the insect’s life cycle. Preventative...
Best Time to Mulch in Pennsylvania (Spring vs. Fall Guide)
When is the Best Time to Mulch in Pennsylvania?The best time to mulch in Pennsylvania tends to be mid-to-late spring,...
What Is Dethatching? A Complete Guide to Lawn Thatch Removal
You water consistently, fertilize on schedule, and mow regularly, but your lawn still looks thin, patchy, or just not quite...
Your Lawn Is Always Communicating. What Is It Saying?
Your Lawn Is Always Communicating. What Is It Saying? Long before someone steps inside your home or business, they see...
Avoid These 7 Common Spring Lawn Care Mistakes
Spring is the most important time of year for your lawn—but it’s also when many homeowners make mistakes that can...
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, every product we use has been EPA approved. We follow the label on every product we use to ensure the safest results possible.
No, we do not require anyone to be home during applications. Are technicians will leave the invoice on your door with instructions and advice. They will also leave a flag in the yard visibly showing an application has been made.
That depends, dry fertilizer and many of our other products need to be watered in so technically speaking rain is the best thing for that. Our weed control does contain a biding agent to help stick even in the rain. If we get a heavy rain immediately after an application is made there is a possibility some of the product may wash off. The best thing to do is wait 10-15 days and if you don’t see results, we recommend calling into our office.
The best time to fertilize is in the spring and fall when turf is actively growing. We also apply a winterizer that needs to be applied once grass begins to go dormant. Ideally this is November into early December.
We have multiple ways to pay. You can pay by sending your invoice in with a check, cash, or card number. You can also call our office and they will gladly help you with the process, or you can create an account inside our customer portal and pay online.