Services

Did you know that grass can grow anywhere from 2-6 inches a week (depending on temperature, humidity, and time of year) well we provide weekly lawn service? We come out and cut your lawn once a week, day of your choice. 

Our crew of professionals deals with many different varieties of bushes and trees. We trim at the beginning of spring and towards the end of fall. Will come out and shape your bushes to the proper height and maintain them so they don’t get out of control.

Its the finishing touch of mowing, kind of like getting a shave after you’ve had a haircut. An edger is used to trim the lawn along a hard surface like a driveway or sidewalk. They cut a nice clean edge. This is included with lawn our lawn service.

Most soils are not able to provide all nutrients needed for your grass to develop thick, green, and weed-free. We fertilize grass in order to promote leaf and root growth, aid in recovery from foot traffic and pest damage. It also reduces and helps control weeds. There are 2 types of fertilizer liquid and granular fertilizers we apply either one depending on customer consent.

Lawn weeds such as crabgrass and dandelions pose one of the most persistent and annoying challenges in the great American quest to grow decent grass. The fertilizer we apply to your lawn is a combination of both fertilizer and weed control. As nutrients are released, the root system of your grass fills in any bare patches, this in itself promotes lawn weed control, depriving weed seeds of a place to germinate. Thus, creating a beautiful, thick, green lawn.

Even with the best care available, lawns can thin out and lose color due to excessive thatch buildup, too much foot traffic or pet traffic through specific areas that create hard or compacted soils, or periods of high temperature, high humidity, or drought. Aerating and overseeding is recognized by turf experts such as golf course superintendents as the best treatment to control thatch, helps reduce those compacted areas, fills in bare spots and revitalize growth 

Thatch is the build-up of plant material between green growth and the grassroots, is essential, but too much can deter healthy lawn growth. We come in and de-thatch your lawn is just before your lawn’s most vigorous growth cycle. Dethatching in the fall is also recommended because at this time the weed seeds are not germinating so that your grass does not have to compete with them.

Mulch is any type of material that is spread or laid over the surface of the soil as a covering. It is used to retain moisture in the soil, suppress weeds, keep the soil cool and make the garden bed look more attractive. Organic mulches also help improve the soil’s fertility, as they decompose. Wood chips are a very popular mulch because of its neat appearance, as well as its hardiness. We carry mulch in Brick Red, Cedar Color, Chestnut, Walnut (Dark Brown), Beer Nuts and even New York Jets Black.

To start new lawns, or even repair damaged lawns, many people wonder which is better: laying sod or sowing grass seed. While seeding is cheaper and offers a wider variety of grass types, many people are won over to laying sod. Laying sod is fast and produces high-quality new lawns. In fact, laying sod is so fast, it’s fair to say it gives you an instant lawn.

Overseeding is an overlooked activity in Canadian home lawn care. Gardeners assume that fertilizer is all that is needed to keep a turf thick and free of weeds. Grass gets tired. It needs to be revitalized every few years. Overseeding is one of the most important lawn care tasks, yet few homeowners ever do it. Overseeding compensates for that natural slow down of the turf’s reproduction.  You ensure your lawn stays thick and dense, or if it has thinned, you will make it thick again. Thick grass has few if any weeds if it is mowed over 2 inches tall. Another benefit is disease resistance. The new varieties of seed you sow this year will have better disease resistance than those varieties already in your lawn.

Grubs are the larval stage of beetles. There are many types of grubs but the ones which live in the dirt under grass are most likely Japanese Beetle, June Beetle, May Beetle, Black Turfgrass, Asiatic Garden or some other regional beetle which lays eggs whose larva feed on plants. Grubs can vary greatly in size Grubs live just under grass, usually 6 inches to a few feet down. Such results will include dead grass, plants and flowers their presence tends to attract all kinds of animals which will readily tear up and pull apart lawns in an effort to find grubs. Grub control will eliminate any potential problems and all the grubs.