Turf Care Program

Complete and balanced fertilization. Pre-emergent crabgrass controls and broadleaf weed controls once they become active.

Fertilization containing quick and slow release extends the time of nutrients released. Targeted crabgrass controls and broadleaf weed treatment.

Insect controls targeting surface and ground feeding insects. Grubs, chinch bugs, armyworms and webworms to name a few. Many of these insects will feed on the turf and create brown and bald spots in the lawn. Active summer annual weeds also treated.

Slow release nutrient sources to bolster summer strength. This will help with recovery from heat, drought and traffic. Active summer annual weeds also treated. 

Complete and balanced fertilization to stimulate turf recovery from the hot summer months. Broadleaf weed controls applied. 

This is a heavy winter preparatory fertilizer designed to stimulate root growth and give essential nutrients to ensure the lawn thrives through the colder months ahead. This will also allow the turf to emerge from dormancy faster in the spring. Winter annual weeds treated. 

Lime is used to manage the pH balance by adding calcium and magnesium to the soil. This service can be completed any time throughout the year. 

Aeration is the process of perforating the soil with small holes to improve air, water and nutrient penetration to the root zone. Thick thatch layers (excess dead grass) and compacted soil restricts root growth, which can lead to stunted growth in the lawn. This is highly recommended to distressed lawns with minimal viable turf. 

Seeding is typically done after an aeration, it helps to get the seeds directly into the soil to create the ideal conditions for germination. Seeding the lawn will help fill in thin/ bare areas in the turf all the while introducing improved grass seed varieties.