1. March - April

An application granular fertilizer, high in nitrogen with natural organics to promote early spring green up. Broadleaf weed control as needed.

2. April - May

A second application of pre-emergent plus granular fertilizer to ensure a good barrier against broadleaf weeds, crabgrass, and foxtail. Checking/Treating for sod webworm and billbug. Treating weeds.

3. June - July

A safe granular insecticide for control of white grub and sod webworm. Plus a slow-release, granular fertilizer. Also weed control.

4. July - August

Balanced granular fertilizer with a second treatment of grub control. Formulated with natural organics and slow-release nitrogen. Also weed control.

5. August - September

Granular fertilizer is formulated with natural organics and a slow release of nitrogen. Also weed control.

6. October - November

Heavy rate of granular fertilizer with natural organics to increase root growth and your lawn’s food storage for winter. Broadleaf weed control as needed.

Our 6-step fertilizer program is designed for the turf and weather conditions in the Omaha metro. Four of the six applications contain natural organics to strengthen the grass plant and soil it grows in. The program includes one application of pre-emergent before the end of spring to ensure a good barrier against broadleaf weeds, crabgrass, and foxtail. We use a granular insecticide during applications 3 and 4 to prevent any grub-related problems. Two applications work best in the metro since the grub season changes a little from year to year. All fertilizer applications are GRANULAR and are applied by licensed and trained personnel. Service calls are available and handled as a priority(Charges may apply based on needs). Our reputation is built on satisfied customers.

No one wants ants, crickets, mites & spiders to invade our homes and landscaping. Our 5-Step Perimeter Pest Program treats your home’s exterior. Beginning at the same time as application 1 of the fertilizer program and continuing into fall. This service treats ants, crickets, spiders and mites just to name some.

We apply a commercial-grade spray band around the perimeter of your home and the surrounding foundation. The treatment acts as an insect barrier! It is safe and will not harm flowers, bushes, soil or lawns.

Ideal weather, regular mowing, watering, fertilizing, and if needed insecticide or fungicide applications aren’t enough for a great lawn. We use professional equipment to remove thousands of small plugs from the soil and deposit them on the grass surface. Aeration gives your lawn easy access to rich nutrients to help it flourish. No aeration = stagnant lawn development and growth.

Lawn Aeration helps achieve a plush lawn. Our core removal process allows oxygen & water to reach roots, loosens up soil to promote growth, and breaks up thatch. Thatch is a layer of grass stems, roots, clippings & debris that decompose and over-accumulate over time.

We recommend Lawn Aeration in mid September or October. Over seeding is best in September. With the summer heat passing, this gives the grass seed enough time to germinate as temperatures cool.

Fall is the best time to overseed a lawn. Cool nights and shorter days provide the best conditions for seed germination. Grass seed is better able to retain moisture during the fall, and seedlings will thrive.

A lawn that isn’t overseeded tends to grow old. If regularly mowed, it doesn’t have the opportunity to go to seed and propagate itself. Eventually, an old lawn will have trouble maintaining vigorous growth, competing with weeds, and dealing with other lawn stresses.

It's beneficial to integrate new varieties of grass species that may be resistant to drought, disease, or insect damage into a lawn with older varieties that lack these features.

Overseeding in spring is ok. However, most fertilizer programs will be applying a weed and crabgrass preventer herbicide during spring. Most pre-emergent herbicides prevent all seed germination for up to 12 weeks. Instead, it's best to overseed right after aerating the lawn, which is ideally done in the fall.