Lawn Care Services

Professional lawn care in Lancaster, Harrisburg, and the surrounding counties

Expert Care for Your Property

Transform your lawn with science-based care programs designed specifically for South-Central Pennsylvania's soil, climate, and grass types. Our certified lawn care professionals deliver consistent results that make your property stand out. For a low-impact soil health option, learn about granular (microbial) aeration as a complement to traditional core aeration and overseeding.

4-Step

Lawn Care program

This affordable program is quick, simple, and straight to the point. There are NO service calls with this program.

Spring Application of Fertilizer and Crabgrass Preventative
Spring Application of Fertilizer, Crabgrass Preventative, Weed Control
Fall Fertilizer & Weed Control
Late Fall Winterizer Fertilizer

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RECOMMENDED

Premium

Lawn Care Program

This lawn care program is recommended as a proactive, comprehensive approach for most lawns.

6-Visit Program; Approximately 4-8 Week Intervals

Fertilization
Broadleaf Weed Control
Pre- & Post-Emergent Crabgrass Control
Nutsedge Control
Surface-Feeding Insect Control
Preventative Grub Control
Complimentary Service Calls (if needed)
Maintenance Rate of Limestone

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Soil-Smart

Lawn Care Program

This Hybrid program is a nutrient-rich package including organic materials to improve your soil with a more resilient turf.

6-Visit Program; Approximately 4-8 Week Intervals

Organic Bio-Nutritional and Other Carbon based Fertilizers
Broadleaf Weed Control
Pre- & Post-Emergent Crabgrass Control
Nutsedge Control
Surface-Feeding Insect Control
Preventative Grub Control
Complimentary Service Calls (if needed)

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Close-up of cool-season lawn grass in Pennsylvania

Knowledge Base

Pennsylvania lawns are mostly cool-season turf—Kentucky bluegrass, tall fescue, fine fescue, and perennial ryegrass. Use our visual guide to identify what’s growing in your yard and choose the right care program.

Kentucky Bluegrass
Tall Fescue
Fine Fescue
Perennial Ryegrass

Identify Your Grass Type

Watering Best Practices

Deep, Infrequent Watering

Water deeply 1-2 times per week rather than frequent shallow watering that encourages shallow roots.

Early Morning Timing

Water between 4-10 AM when wind is calm and grass has time to dry before evening.

Proper Amount

1-1.5 inches per week including rainfall measured with rain gauge or tuna cans.

Adjust for Weather

Smart controllers automatically adjust watering based on temperature, rain, and humidity.

What is Lawn Care?

Maintaining an established lawn requires consistent, proper care: mowing at the right height (removing only 1/3), deep infrequent watering, targeted fertilization, and, for example, aeration, to ensure a thick, weed-resistant, and resilient turf. These practices improve soil health, foster deep roots, and reduce environmental stress.

Mowing

Watering

Fertilizing

Aeration

Water, Water, and More Water

Of all lawn care practices, proper watering is critical. Deep, infrequent watering of 1 to 1.5 inches per week in early morning encourages deeper roots and reduces disease. Avoid overwatering for a healthier, more resilient lawn.