We offer a 6-Step Lawn Fertilizer Nutrition Program based on your needs. You choose what works best for you and your lawn! You will have 30 days to pay for your service after completion. Thereafter you will be required to pay a 2% late fee recurring every 30 days. Applications continue automatically from year to year or until you notify us of changes. No Contract Necessary. You may cancel your service with us at any time. If you are not completely satisfied with any treatment, please do not hesitate to give us a call.

Round #1 - Early Spring
This application is applied early spring from the middle of February to late March.
This round consists of a pre- emergent for crab grass and foxtail control. Fertilization enriched with nutrients for an early spring green-up.

Round #2 - Late Spring
This application (includes weed control) is applied from late March to the middle of June.
This round consists of a pre-emergent for crab grass and foxtail control. A wide variety of broadleaf control including : dandelion, chickweed, clover, henbit, etc. Fertilization enriched with nutrients for a spring green-up.

Round #3 - Summer
Applied from the middle of June to late July. This gives your lawn added protection for the summer stress.
This round contains a fertilizer to keep your lawn green through the dry months. Helps get rid of insects (such as fleas, ticks, ants, mosquitoes, sod, and cut worms.)

Round #4 - Late Summer/ Early Fall
Applied from late July to the middle of August. This round is a Nutrient Round to help recover ftom summer stress & gives a fall green-up. This round helps give soil nutrients for fall seeding.

Round #5 - Fall
Applied from the middle of August to late October. This helps your lawn recover from the summer stress.
This round has a heavy rate of fertilizer to help thicken your lawn and encourage new root growth. Broadleaf control for your summer and winter annuals.

Round #6 - Winter
This application is applied from November to late December.
This round has a heavy rate of fertilizer for an early spring green- up. Contains nutrients for the winter ahead.