OUR SERVICES
We offer a variety of services for residential and commercial clients located throughout Delaware. Free consultations and estimates are provided upon request to determine your lawn care needs.
Weed Control & Fertilization
Our recommended treatment plan includes 7 applications between Early Spring and Late Fall to provide your lawn with the nutrients they need to grow while getting rid of those pesky weeds.
Don't worry if you don't start your plan with us in Early Spring. We can begin any time during the season, and our services automatically renew for the next season for your convenience.​
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Aeration & Overseeding
Aeration involves perforating the soil with small holes to improve air, water, and nutrient penetration to the grass-roots, alleviating soil compaction and promoting healthier turf growth. Overseeding, on the other hand, is the process of spreading grass seed over an existing lawn to fill in bare patches, increase grass density, and introduce new grass varieties, enhancing the overall resilience and appearance of the lawn. These practices are essential for maintaining a lush and vigorous lawn, especially in areas with compacted soil or thinning grass coverage.
Mosquito, Flea, & Tick
Mosquito, flea, and tick treatments for lawns typically involve applying pesticides or insecticides to target and control populations of these pests. These treatments aim to reduce the presence of mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks in outdoor spaces where people and pets frequent, thereby lowering the risk of bites and potential disease transmission. Regular treatments may be necessary, especially during peak pest seasons, to maintain control and protect outdoor spaces.
Soil Sampling
Soil sampling helps to make informed decisions about fertilization, soil amendments, and other practices to improve soil health and productivity. Soil sampling is the process of collecting small, representative portions of soil from a specific area for analysis and testing. This procedure is crucial when assessing the soil's fertility, composition, pH levels, nutrient content, and potential contaminants to help get the best results!