Our Services

What's Included

• Professional Mowing: We cut your grass to the optimal height (2.5-3 inches) to encourage healthy growth, prevent weeds, and maintain a lush appearance.
• Precision Trimming: Every edge around sidewalks, driveways, flower beds, fences, and obstacles is carefully trimmed for a neat, finished look.
• Sharp Edging: Clean, defined borders along paths and garden beds give your lawn a polished, professional appearance that stands out.

Flexible Scheduling Options

• Weekly (Every 7 Days): Ideal for fast-growing lawns during peak season or if you want premium upkeep.
• Bi-weekly (Every 14 Days): Perfect for average growth lawns and the most popular choice.
• Every 10 Days: Your lawn is trimmed every 9th or 10th day, balancing growth management with affordability.
• Monthly (Every 30 Days): Great for low-maintenance lawns, vacation properties, or during slower growth periods.

How It Works

After your introductory first mow, subscribe to our yearly plan for ongoing maintenance. You choose your preferred frequency, and we handle the rest. Pay only after each service is completed—no upfront costs, no surprises.

What It Does

Fertilization provides essential nutrients that your lawn needs to thrive. Our seasonal fertilizer applications promote deep green color, strengthen root systems, and help your grass resist environmental stress.

Benefits

• Healthier, Greener Grass: Nitrogen-rich fertilizer gives your lawn that vibrant green color everyone wants.
• Stronger Root Systems: Phosphorus and potassium help roots grow deeper and stronger.
• Better Stress Resistance: Well-fed grass handles heat, drought, and foot traffic much better.
• Thicker Turf: Proper nutrition encourages dense growth that naturally crowds out weeds.
• Seasonal Timing: We apply the right fertilizer blend for spring growth, summer maintenance, and fall preparation.

When to Fertilize

We recommend fertilization 3-4 times per year: early spring (growth boost), late spring (pre-summer prep), late summer (recovery), and fall (winter preparation).

What It Does

Overseeding involves spreading new grass seed over your existing lawn to fill in bare patches, thicken thin areas, and create a lusher, more uniform appearance.

Benefits

• Fills Bare Spots: Patches caused by foot traffic, pet damage, or disease are repaired naturally.
• Thicker Turf: Dense grass coverage prevents weeds from taking root.
• Improved Color: Fresh grass varieties can enhance your lawn's overall appearance.
• Disease Resistance: Newer grass varieties often resist common lawn diseases better.
• Works Best with Fertilization: Combined with fertilizer, new seed germinates faster and establishes stronger roots.

Best Time for Overseeding

Early fall is ideal in the Niagara Region, as cooler temperatures and regular rainfall help seeds germinate. Spring is also suitable, though summer heat can be challenging for new grass.

What It Does

Lawn aeration uses a specialized machine to create small holes (cores) in your soil. This process allows oxygen, water, and nutrients to penetrate deep into the root zone, breaking up compacted soil.

Benefits

• Reduces Soil Compaction: Heavy foot traffic and clay soil can compress dirt, preventing roots from spreading. Aeration loosens it up.
• Better Water Absorption: Water reaches roots instead of running off the surface.
• Stronger Root Growth: Oxygen and nutrients flow freely, encouraging deeper, healthier roots.
• Thicker Grass: Healthier roots mean thicker turf that naturally resists weeds and disease.
• Breaks Down Thatch: Aeration helps decompose the layer of dead grass and organic matter that can suffocate your lawn.

Who Needs Aeration?

Especially important for lawns with heavy foot traffic, clay soil, or those that haven't been aerated in years. Ideal timing is spring or fall.

What It Does

Weed control targets invasive plants like dandelions, crabgrass, clover, and thistle that compete with your grass for nutrients, water, and sunlight.

Benefits

• Removes Nutrient Thieves: Weeds steal valuable nutrients from your grass. Removing them lets your lawn thrive.
• Improves Appearance: A weed-free lawn looks cleaner, more uniform, and professionally maintained.
• Prevents Spread: Weeds multiply quickly. Early treatment stops them from taking over.
• Healthier Grass: Without competition, your grass grows thicker and stronger naturally.
• Targeted Treatment: We use selective herbicides that target weeds without harming your grass.

Treatment Schedule

Most lawns benefit from 2-3 weed control treatments per season: spring (pre-emergent), early summer (post-emergent), and fall (prevention).

What It Does

Seasonal cleanup removes leaves, twigs, dead grass, and debris that accumulate in spring and fall, preparing your lawn for the growing season or winter dormancy.

Benefits

• Spring Cleanup: Removes winter debris, dead grass (thatch), and prepares your lawn for healthy spring growth.
• Fall Cleanup: Clears fallen leaves and organic matter that can smother grass and promote disease over winter.
• Disease Prevention: Wet leaves and debris create ideal conditions for lawn diseases. Removal keeps your grass healthy.
• Easier Mowing: A clean lawn is easier to mow and looks instantly better.
• Curb Appeal: A debris-free lawn improves the overall appearance of your property.

When to Schedule

Spring cleanup (March-April) and fall cleanup (October-November) are essential for year-round lawn health.

What It Does

Our winter snow removal service keeps your driveways, sidewalks, and footpaths clear and safe throughout the winter season.

Benefits

• 48-Hour Service Guarantee: Request service anytime, and we'll clear your snow within 48 hours.
• Unlimited Requests: No matter how many times it snows, request service as often as you need.
• Salt Application Included: Request salt for extra ice protection and safer surfaces.
• Pay Per Visit: Only pay for the services you use, charged after each visit.
• Subscriber Exclusive: This service is available only to our yearly lawn care subscribers.

Coverage

We clear driveways, sidewalks, and footpaths. Each area counts as one visit.