Lawn Fertilization and Weed Control Service in Bergen County, NJ

Natural Lawn Aeration.

When completed twice annually, natural aeration helps nutrients and oxygen reach the roots.

Root Stimulants and Developers.

Applied periodically during the season, these compounds promote strong, deep roots for protection from drought, insects, and disease.

Natural Thatch Control.

Natural thatch control provides 100-percent natural thatch digestion to stop new growth but will not eliminate existing thatch layers in your lawn.

Secondary Micronutrients.

Applied three times each season, these essential nutrients are critical for a healthy lawn.

Soil Testing.

A soil test is performed once every three years. When we test your soil, we can determine which nutrients are present and which should be added. We can also determine the Ph level in the soil and add lime if needed.

Basic Turf Program & Lawn Fertilizer Service

Our Basic Turf Program is designed to provide the least amount of fertilizer possible while still creating a green, healthy lawn year-round. This program includes lawn fertilization five times a year, which is ample enough to keep your lawn looking its best without overdoing it.

The basic turf fertilization schedule includes applications in mid-spring, late spring, summer, early fall, and late fall for year-round service.

The Basic Turf Program also includes comprehensive weed and insect control, which is essential for a healthy lawn. Even if your lawn is beautiful and well-maintained, weeds and insects can quickly destroy your grass and turn your lawn into a neighborhood eyesore.

There are many types of weeds, but crabgrass and varieties of broadleaf and creeping weeds are especially abundant in Bergen County, NJ landscapes. As such, our Basic Turf Program provides weed and insect control for all of these lawn problems.

• Pre-Emergent Crabgrass Control. Applied in early or mid-spring, this treatment prevents the spread of crabgrass, a stubborn weed that spreads rapidly across the lawn during the summer. Although crabgrass usually dies back on its own in the fall, a single weed can distribute thousands of seeds that are ready to germinate the following spring.
• Broadleaf and Creeping Weed Control. Applied as needed in spring and fall, it will protect your lawn against aggressive broadleaf weeds like dandelions, chickweed, and plantain, as well as creeping weeds like creeping Charlie and dollar weed, which are perennial creepers that rob your grass and soil of moisture.

• Chinch Bug Control. We apply this treatment once in the late spring/early summer to get rid of chinch bugs that feed on grass. Chinch bugs inject a chemical into grass blades, which causes them to turn brown and die. Heavy infestations can kill a complete lawn in just a few days, so it’s important to take a proactive approach to these issues.
• Grub Control. Applied once in both summer and early fall, this treatment will control grubs and keep your lawn healthy.