Commercial & Residential Lawn Care
We offer Lawn Maintenance Programs to provide you with a beautiful, healthy and hassle-free lawn. We will maintain your lawn from spring clean-up, through summer growth and into the fall.
Our services include:
LAWN CORE AERATION
Lawn aeration involves the removal of small soil plugs or cores out of the lawn. As lawns age or sustain heavy use from play, sports activities, pets, vehicle traffic and parking, soil compaction can result. Compaction reduces the pore space within the soil, reducing the oxygen needed for grass to grow and absorb nutrients and water. Core aeration can benefit your lawn by:
- Increasing the activity of soil microorganisms
- Increasing water, nutrient and oxygen movement into the soil
- Improving root health
- Enhancing infiltration of rainfall or irrigation
- Preventing fertilizer run-off
LAWN SPRING CLEANUP
Once snow has melted from your yard, we will power rake your lawn, sweep up the thatch and any debris, then blow down walks and patios and haul away debris.
LAWN FERTILIZER AND WEED CONTROL
Our Lawn Maintenance Programs include four rounds of lawn fertilizing and weed control. We will apply a balanced fertilizer formula to encourage root growth and green-up as well as a broad-leaf herbicide to control unwanted plants from growing in your lawn. Applications will be scheduled for late spring, summer, late summer and fall. All our fertilizer products are trout friendly. high tech slow release component.
WEEKLY MOW AND TRIM
Our Lawn Maintenance Programs include a maximum of 23 mows throughout the growing season.
ORGANIC LAWN TREATMENTS – Ask about our Organic lawn care programs and getting your property certified with the Trout Friendly Lawns program.
FALL CLEANUP
After the cool evenings bring the leaves to the ground, we will perform the final mowing (picking up leaves in the process) to leave you an attractive lawn during the dormant months.
Watering Tips
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Wise use of water for garden and lawn waterings not only helps protect the environment, but saves money and provides for optimum growing conditions. Simple ways of reducing the amount of water used for irrigation include mulching, adding water retaining organic matter to the soil, and installing windbreaks and fences to slow winds and reduce evapotranspiration.
Watering in the early morning before the sun is intense or late at night helps reduce the water lost from evaporation.