FAQs
Can I walk on my lawn after your visit?
State law requires you keep animals and people off treated areas for 24 hours.
What do I do with the lawn signs your service leaves after your visit?
State law requires lawn signs to stay on your property for at least 72 hours.
Should my lawn be seeded in the Spring?
When we come for our scheduled service, you can discuss this with one of our staff members and they can evaluate your property to see if it's needed.
How long will it take my lawn to improve?
You will notice an improvement in your lawn's condition within the first few applications.
How long before the weeds are under control?
Although weeds germinate every day, the goal is to gradually eliminate most of them. Weed seeds are both in the soil and are transported by the wind and animals.
Does pre-emergent in the Spring prevent weeds?
Yes and no. It cuts down the number of grassy weeds such as crabgrass. Unfortunately, broad leaf weeds and dandellions can't be prevented. They need to be sprayed every time we come out to your home because they germinate daily.
Why don't I see much fertilizer?
Fertilizers have changed quite a bit over the last 20 years. They used to be larger particles which were bright colors like yellow and orange. Now the particle size is much smaller and darker color.
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