This includes maintaining your lawn at a height between 2 1/4 to 3 1/4 inches dependant on weather conditions. After mowing, all hardscape surfaces (walkways, driveways, retaining walls) are trimmed and blown free from clippings.

All clippings will be removed from the lawn surface and disposed of properly. This will not only improve the health of your lawn by decreasing the layer of thatch that weakens lawns, but also improve the appearance of the lawn.

This application removes between ten and twelve cores of soil per square foot. This helps the lawn roots get the air, water, and nutrients they need. The cores removed are left on the surface to break down naturally and re-incorporate themselves into the soil. Dependant on the site, this service will either be provided in spring or fall.

Grubs are insects that, in their larvae stage feed on turf roots. The damage done can be seen as patchy, extremely weak looking lawn areas, eventually killing grass in the area. A treatment is performed in mid-summer as a curative and preventative, dependant on the site needs.

Lawn needs fertilizer to survive. Turf roots do not grow very deeply, therefore depleting necessary nutrients very quickly. Therefore, we apply fertilizer for times a year. We use a granular slow-release fertilizer to provide nutrients over a longer period of time and decrease fertilizer damage to the lawn surface. We use different fertilizer for each season specially formulated for that time of year.

In addition to granular weed preventer, we also spot spray hard to kill weeds with a non-selective weed killer. This is done as necessary.

Your lawn is a living, ever-changing entity. Included in your proposal is to dress the lawn with topsoil in areas of weak turf and seed these areas. This is done as necessary. Depending on the property and the year, it is done in spring, fall or both. Each site dictates its needs differently.