Lawn Care

Our lawn program has been formulated to support a healthy lawn. A healthy lawn will help fend off common lawn challenges such as diseases, fungi, weeds, and most insects.

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Lawn Care

Wither youre dealing with weeds, brown pacthes, or grass eating insects, were here to help. After 20 years of experience we have formulated almost every treatment you need to keep your lawn lush and healthy.

We offer the following lawn care services to keep your lawn lush and healthy:

Fertilization
Weed Control
Fungicide Treatments
Insect Control
Core Aeration

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9-Step Fertilization & Weed Control

Our lawn program has been formulated to support a healthy lawn. A healthy lawn will help fend off common lawn challenges such as diseases, fungi, weeds, and some pests.

The program also allows for that lush green appearance that every homeowner is looking for without jeopardizing the health of the lawn. Our service techs are always inspecting the lawn to head off any challenges before they become a problem.

A healthy green lawn = A happy satisfied customer. One of the things that we’ve done in order to make this happen is create a system that provides your yard with all of the care that it needs, at the time that it needs it.

Warm Season Lawns – Bermuda, Zoysia And Centipede Grasses Services:

Cool Season Lawns – Fescue Grass Services:

1. Late Winter: Pre-emergent herbicide for annual grasses and spring weeds. Post-emergent herbicide for what is already up. 2. Early Spring: Pre-emergent herbicide for annual grasses and spring weeds. Post-emergent herbicide for broadleaf weeds. Balanced fertilizer to get your lawn off to a healthy start. 3. Late Spring: Balanced fertilizer for a lush appearance. Broadleaf weed control as needed. 4. Summer: Balanced fertilizer for a lush appearance and healthy roots. Broadleaf weed control as needed. 5. Late Summer: Balanced fertilizer for a lush appearance. Broadleaf weed control as needed. 6. Early Fall: Pre-emergent for the winter annuals. Post-emergent for broadleaf weeds. 7. Early Winter: Slow-release winter fertilizer to promote root growth for lush grass in the spring. 8. Fall: Pre-emergent for the winter annuals. Post-emergent for broadleaf weeds. 9. Mid-Winter: Lime supplement for balancing the pH levels as needed. Broadleaf weed control as needed.

1. Late Winter: Pre-emergent for annual grasses and spring weeds. Post-emergent for what is already up. Fertilizer with iron to promote a lush appearance. 2. Early Spring: Balanced slow resealing of fertilizer. This helps your lawn prepare for the hot months ahead. Broadleaf weed control as needed. 3. Late Spring: Second round of Pre-emergent for annual grasses and spring weeds. Post-emergent for weeds that made it through the first round. Balanced fertilizer for a lush green appearance and healthy roots. 4. Summer: Lime supplement for balancing the pH levels as needed. Broadleaf weed control as needed. 5. Late Summer: Balanced fertilizer or Transition Blend fescue to fill in and thicken lawn. 6. Early Fall: Balanced fertilizer designed for new plant growth and healthy existing plants. Broadleaf weed control as needed. 7. Fall: Balanced fertilizer designed for new plant growth and healthy existing plants. Broadleaf weed control as needed. 8. Early Winter: Balanced slow and fast reseal for a lush green lawn through the winter and health roots next spring. Broadleaf weed control as needed. 9. Mid-Winter: Lime supplement for balancing the pH levels as needed. Broadleaf weed control as needed.

9-Step Fertilization & Weed Control FAQ:

Common asked questions we receive with our 9-Step program: What is the small sign that is put in my lawn after my service? These signs MUST be put out by any weed control company. When dealing with chemicals there are many government-regulated policies that we must comply with and this is one of them. These signs are not used for advertisement purposes. These signs are used to let people in the surrounding areas know that there are chemicals in the lawn. Unlike some other companies, Total Lawn Care ONLY uses chemicals that are kid and pet-friendly, however, there still must be a sign put in place. When will my lawn be treated with this 9-Step Program? Each service is spaced 4-6 weeks apart for optimal health of the lawn. Will the rain affect the effectiveness of weed control or fertilization? Rain or watering your lawn after service will HELP the treatment. In order for the treatment to be fully effective the chemicals must reach the soil, the rain will help this process. Unless there is a flood, the treatment will be effective. Is it better to mow my lawn before or after the 9-step service? Typically it is better to mow the lawn before treatment, however, it shouldn't make much of a difference. The chemicals being used are most effective during the first hour or two after being applied. Meaning, that if you mow the lawn the day after or even a few hours after service it shouldn't affect the service. If you don't want to deal with conflicting schedules, we have professionals who can take care of mowing the lawn for you. We have many customers that have us take care of their weeds and lawn mowing. They find this easier than working with two separate companies. When can I let my pets or kids on the lawn after service? All the chemicals we use here at Total Lawn Care are kid and pet-friendly. The chemicals will not affect your pets or children in any harmful way. However, we do ask that you keep them off the yard for the first hour or two so that the chemicals will be evenly distributed while it is the most active, especially during a spot spray treatment. When do I pay for the 9-Step Program? This program is paid monthly. This program is not a contract by any means, however, we do ask for a 30-day notice of your cancellation. Even though this program is not a contract, it is important to note that weeds are not a one-time service job. Weeds need to be maintained and will need continuous treatment.

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Fungicide Treatments

One of the only things worse than weeds in the lawn is fungus! Like weeds, funguses are difficult to treat. There are many different varieties of fungi that can damage the lawn. Without properly treating the lawn fungus can spread and could cause permit damage to the lawn.

Picture of a common lawn fungus shown as a brown spots in green grass

Real Customer's Lawn Before Treatment.

What Is Fungus And Why Is It An Issue For My Lawn?

Fungus is a common issue many people can have with their lawns. With an unhealthy lawn and unfavorable weather conditions, fungus can easily inhabit a lawn. The appearance of fungus can differ, however, in most cases, the grass will appear discolored and thin. Many times people will mistake fungus as an area of the lawn that's been scalped while mowing or dying from a chemical burn, etc. By misidentifying this issue, many people do not treat the grass correctly which can even worsen the issue.

Poor drainage and warm/ wet weather are the main causes of fungus growth. The best way to prevent fungus from inhabiting the lawn is by maintaining a healthy lawn. However, if you are currently experiencing fungus growth in your lawn, the best way for a sure and fast recovery is by having the fungus treated for. By having the fungus treated professionally, you are ensuring the fungus is taken care of and can recover much faster.

Insect Control

At Total Lawn Care we proudly provide almost every service you need to take care of your lawn, including insect control! If you're having issues with insects in the lawn, this service is for you.

We understand that insects can be a challenging issue, which is why we treat for the following insects:

Japanese Beetles crawling around in the grass.

Ants
Fleas
Ticks
Grub
Bettles
Armyworms
AND MORE

Real Customer's Lawn Before Treatment.

What Are The Benifits Of Insect Control?

Stopping grub and beetles from damaging the lawn and other plants.
Stopping ants from invading the home.
Ridding your lawn of ants that can harm children or pets.
Decrease the risk of fleas for your pets.
Keeping your family and pets safe from ticks and other harmful insects.

What Are Grub And Why Are They An Issue?

Grubs are a form of larvae that come out of hibernation in the spring and eat at the root system of your grass. Rodents LOVE eating grub and may dig throughout the lawn to reach them. This is typically when people begin to notice this issue. Getting rid of grub is a little more tricky to treat than other common insects. When a large number of grubs are not treated they will transform into beetles in early summer. At this point, they will begin to come out from underground and increase the damage to your lawn at a faster rate than before. The damage from grub and beetles typically looks like a fungus or dying grass. A grub or beetle infestation should be taken care of as soon as possible to allow the grass to begin to recover and eliminate the risk of a larger infestation later on.

If you think you may be dealing with grub, don't wait! Call us today and get a professional to rid of the issue.

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