Services
Each service lists when we do it, what it costs on a typical 6,000 sq ft lawn, and which plans include it.
Same crew, same day, every week. We mow at 3 inches in spring and fall and 3.5 inches in summer, so the grass shades out weeds and holds water.
Six rounds timed to Indiana soil temperatures, with the heaviest feeding in fall, when cool-season grass grows roots for next year.
Indianapolis clay packs down hard. Core aeration pulls thousands of small plugs so water, air and roots get in, and the seed we spread lands in the holes where it can take root.
Winter leaves the lawn matted and the beds full of debris. One visit clears it out and sets up the season.
Wet leaves left on grass over winter smother it and invite snow mold. We clear them twice, once at peak drop and once when the trees are bare.
Our lawn crews run snow routes in winter. After 2 inches or more, your driveway and walks are clear by 7 AM.
About Indianapolis grass. Most lawns here are cool-season grass: Kentucky bluegrass, tall fescue and perennial ryegrass. They green up in spring, slow down in July heat, and do their real growing in fall. That is why our schedule puts aeration, seed and the biggest feeding in September and October.
Every visit on the calendar, one bill, eight even payments.