In the Piedmont Triad area, common weeds include crabgrass, dandelions, clover, and nutsedge. Our control method involves applying pre-emergent treatments at specific times of the year, complemented by targeted post-emergent applications. This approach effectively manages these invasive plants while preserving the health of your lawn.

For cool-season grasses such as fescue, which are prevalent in this region, the optimal time for overseeding is early autumn, typically from September to early October. This timing allows new grass to establish roots before winter and flourish in the spring months.

In the Piedmont Triad, lawns generally require fertilization 3 to 5 times annually, depending on the grass variety. For cool-season grasses, we advise a fertilization schedule of early spring, late spring, early fall, and late fall to promote optimal growth and maintain vibrant color.

Our services are designed to address bare and thinning areas in your lawn. We employ overseeding and fertilization programs to enhance turf density and fill in sparse patches. Additionally, we conduct soil health assessments to ensure your lawn receives the necessary nutrients for recovery and robust growth.

We utilize EPA-approved products that are safe when applied according to guidelines. After each treatment, we provide specific instructions, including recommended waiting periods for children and pets to re-enter the treated areas, typically until the product has dried completely.