A lot of lawn programs are judged by one thing: how fast the grass turns green. The easiest way to get there is a heavy dose of cheap nitrogen. The grass grows fast, looks green for a few weeks, and everyone is happy until it isn't.
It'd be like living on Mountain Dew and M&Ms to try to keep your energy high. That works for a little while, but it's not sustainable.
Scott Smith, Owner
Green on top, weak underneath
Pushing top growth comes at the expense of the roots. Scott saw it on his own lawn years ago with another lawn company: when he raked the yard, the grass came up with it because there was almost no root system left.
A lawn with shallow roots struggles in summer heat, thins out, and leaves room for weeds.
What we do instead
- Products focused on the health of the plant, not just its color
- The right products at the right amounts
- A seven-step program timed to how the grass actually grows
The result is healthy, strong, thick green grass, not just the symptoms of a healthy lawn.
Give it a year
Building a strong lawn takes a full season of the right care. We often tell homeowners: give us a year and you'll be amazed at the difference.