Core Aeration

To maintain a healthy lawn following summer's heat and heavy traffic, your soil needs water, air and nutrients. Compacted lawns have no space to hold these components, and root growth is stunted, causing dead spots, patches and thinning.
Core aeration is the removal of plugs of soil from the turf to increases the penetration of water, air and nutrients. This also reduces the amount of fertilizer runoff, leaving more fertilizer for the grass to use.

Power Raking

Power Raking is done in the Spring & Fall. The primary purpose is to remove thatch and dead grass caused by the fungus, insects, heat stress, snow and salt damage, and leaving too many clippings on the grass. Benefits include helping the grass breathe, allowing more Air, Water, Fertilizer and Seed to get to the root system, and allowing grass to become thicker and healthier.

Mowing

Our weekly and timely mowing service ensures your yard is looking its best. We mulch the grass, trim the edges, and blow off all sidewalks and driveways every time we visit.


Lawn Care, Weed Control, Fertilization

Organic Lawn Care

Our organic lawn care program is a pesticide-free alternative to our regular lawn care service. Our Natural Nutrient Program includes all-natural fertilizers that stimulate root and shoot growth as well as turf greening and thickening. This program is safe for children and pets even on the same day as application.

Over Seeding

Over Seeding follows core aeration to help promote turf density by introducing new seed to your lawn. We recommend this service as an annual maintenance practice. It's one of the best ways to maintain a rich, healthy soil base, and helps to ensure maximum effectiveness of your regular lawn care applications.

Grub Control

Adult beetles lay eggs in your lawn that hatch into larvae called grubs. Grubs burrow into the soil to feed on grass roots. If feeding is severe, grubs can kill large areas of lawns.
The grub treatment is preemptive and must be applied during the early stages of the larvae growth to prevent an infestation.
Grubs are controlled most effectively in mid-summer to early fall when they have recently hatched and are feeding closer to the surface. Your Lawn Care Specialist will determine the best time to treat your lawn.