Professional Lawn Care

To keep your lawn looking the best possible, weekly cuttings are advised.

Mowing creates stress on the grass.  Height varies slightly with the seasons. We follow the rule of thumb not to cut more than a third of the total length of the blade. We like to keep it longer to provide a canopy to prevent weed growth and maintain ground moisture.

Rule of thumb is your lawn should receive an inch of moisture a week.  Whether that is through natural rains or through irrigation.

Generally, the best time is early morning before it gets too warm.  You want to avoid watering during the hottest part of the day. Watering in the evening or a night can lead to mildew, fungus, and disease growth.

For new lawns, early fall is the best time. You need to seed or sod before it gets too cold.

We recommend a four-treatment plan of fertilization, weeding and insecticide.

1. Early Spring – Fertilizer and Crab Grass Preventer
2. Summer – Lawn Fertilizer
3. Late Summer – Weed and Feed
4. Fall – Winterizer