Services

Includes cleaning up prior year’s foliage in the flower beds and on the turf areas. (Usually done in April)

To clean up leaf debris and dead heading are performed (Usually 2 visits, mid to late October/early to mid-November)

Fertilizer 28-0-8 with crabgrass Preventer 

 (Usually done in April)

 Fertilizer with liquid weed control 

 (Usually done in the month of June)

 Fertilizer with liquid weed control  

(Usually done in the month of July)

 Fertilizer with liquid weed control  

(Usually done in August)

 Fall Fertilizer 75% Slow Release  

(Usually late September or early October)

Spot Spraying sidewalks, driveways and landscaping beds for weeds and grass.  Usually done 5 times a year.

Starting up the irrigation system and checking for any problems and repairs that need to be taken care of.  (Repairs and parts would be in addition to this rate.)

Shutting down the system for the season. 

Checking the system to see if there is any  repairs and/or adjustments to be made.  (Parts and labor for repairs not included in this cost.)

Technically speaking, aeration is the naturally occurring process of air exchange between the soil and its surrounding atmosphere. Practically speaking, aeration is the process of mechanically removing small plugs of thatch and soil from the lawn to improve natural soil aeration. It’s commonly called “core aeration” in the lawn service industry, and you may have heard of it as soil cultivation (coring, spiking and slicing). Most homeowners simply call it aeration. 

Detatch is simply the layer of dead grass, roots, and debris that accumulates between the soil surface and the green grass blades above. Over time, it forms a thick mat, hindering water and air from reaching the soil and providing an environment that can encourage pests and diseases.