FAQs

We typically find fungal diseases behind brown spots, especially in warm, humid weather. We can identify the issue and provide targeted treatment.

During the growing season, it's recommended to mow weekly. Avoid cutting more than one-third of the grass blade at a time to maintain lawn health. ​

We advise waiting at least 24 hours after a treatment to allow the product to fully dry and settle.

No need to bag them. Grass clippings decompose quickly, returning valuable nutrients to the soil and promoting a healthier lawn.

We recommend waiting 24 hours before mowing, so the treatment has time to be absorbed effectively.

Georgia lawns typically require about one inch of water per week, including rainfall. Watering deeply and infrequently encourages deep root growth.

We apply winter treatments like pre-emergents to prevent weed germination. These applications help set your lawn up for a stronger spring.

An 8-round program ensures your lawn receives timely fertilization and weed control throughout the year, addressing seasonal challenges and promoting consistent growth.

We generally welcome light rain, as it helps the product soak in. If there’s a heavy downpour immediately afterward, we’ll gladly advise whether a reapplication is needed.

Some weeds have a two to three-year life cycle. While initial treatments begin the control process, achieving a weed-free lawn may require multiple applications and ongoing maintenance.

We’ll help you choose based on your lawn’s grass type, condition, and your long-term goals. Whether you have warm-season or cool-season grass, we tailor our programs to your needs.

Yes, after two lawn applications, customers are eligible for service calls to address any concerns between scheduled visits.

Fescue lawns benefit from annual aeration and overseeding to maintain density and health. This practice helps fill in bare spots and improves overall lawn appearance.

We offer core aeration, not liquid. Core aeration physically removes plugs of soil from your lawn, which reduces compaction and allows water, nutrients, and air to reach the root zone more effectively. We find this method delivers more noticeable results, especially in Georgia's dense clay soils.

We recommend aerating your lawn once a year. For cool-season grasses like fescue, fall is ideal. For warm-season grasses like Bermuda, we typically aerate in late spring. Regular aeration helps relieve soil compaction and encourages deeper root growth for a stronger, healthier lawn.

It’s not included by default, but we offer insect and disease control as add-on services. We’re happy to assess your lawn and recommend treatment if necessary.