Our organic-based lawn care program delivers the quality results you expect while relying less on synthetic fertilizers. From early spring to late fall, we provide five applications utilizing a mix of organic-based fertilizers and microbial organisms to help release beneficial nutrients to your lawn. Aeration, overseeding, and granular compost topdressing are also recommended for healthy, long-term, weed-free growth.
Your lawn is more than just a place to enjoy; it’s one of the first impressions you give to guests. A green lawn that is free of weeds and brown spots creates a welcoming environment for friends and family to enjoy. With a green, manicured lawn, your dedication to a warm welcome will be evident to every visitor who wants to enjoy your outdoor space. Let the pros help you create a lawn that will be the envy of the neighborhood.
Lawn care shouldn’t be a guessing game. Our team of experts takes into consideration your soil type, amount of rain, and surrounding features to determine the perfect lawn care routine for your space. With our years of experience, we can take your lawn from patchy and underwhelming to lush and ready for entertaining.
Our dedication to your lawn care is demonstrated through a variety of essential services. Aeration services ensure that nutrients make it to the root system, creating a strong foundation for future growth. Overseeding allows for even more growth, filling in any bare spots and creating a lawn that looks and feels luxurious. With topdressing, we apply topsoil and compost to help your lawn store nutrients and thrive even during the hottest months.
Regular core aeration is critical in maintaining a healthy organic based lawn. Aerating loosens compacted soil, increases oxygen to the roots, improves water and nutrient infiltration, encourages strong root growth, and breaks up thatch build-up.
The beauty you’ll see in your greenscape will be due to your soil having the right nutrients. For thick, healthy grass blades, we’ll apply a mix of topsoil and compost so that your soil will effectively hold in water and those important nutrients—making it prepared to sustain whatever Mother Nature throws our way, whether it’s a dry or wet year.
