ST. PETE LAWN AND OUTDOOR SERVICES

Why will I need an irrigation system to use your St. Pete lawn services?

We focus on providing customers with personalized quotes to meet their unique needs. That’s why we start all of our services, including St. Pete lawn and outdoor services, with a thorough visual inspection. We’ll assess issues, listen to your needs, answer your questions—and then create a customized plan that’s based on the square footage of your property. So, because we offer tailored solutions, we provide quotes in person. You can conveniently schedule your free assessment online. 

Can my kids and pets go on the lawn after treatments?

Not right away. Please wait for lawn care applications to dry thoroughly first.

What pests do you treat during your lawn pest control services?

We treat and protect your lawn from commonly found pests. These St. Pete pest control services include protection from critters like mole crickets, sod webworms, armyworms, chinch bugs, and lawn grubs. You can add St. Pete pest control protection for fire ants, moles, and armadillos.

How do I identify my lawn pests?

As part of our lawn care inspection, we’ll identify the pests and recommend customized treatments. If you’d like to identify them yourself, you may need to look at the damage they cause, instead of pests themselves. Why? Because you won’t always see the actual pests and, if you do, some look like other species, which can be confusing. 

For example, if you saw a seven inch mammal with a hairless, pointy snout, small eyes, and no visible ears, this is likely a North American mole. They live underground, though, so you’re more likely to see signs of the damage they do: volcano-shaped mounds where they dig tunnels. (If moles come on your property, our bait mole extermination system will solve the problem. To save money, you can bundle this with St. Pete lawn care services.) 

No matter what lawn pests you have, we can identify them and address the problem as part of your lawn pest control services. During each recurring visit (every eight weeks), we’ll reassess your lawn’s condition and provide exactly the right St. Pete pest control applications.

What lawn care products do you use? Are they safe?

How long do weed treatments take to work?

In general, weed treatments work more quickly on healthier lawns. From our experience, it can take six months or so for optimal results—with ones with more severe weed problems taking longer than those with fewer issues. When our technician assesses your lawn and creates a personalized treatment plan, be sure to ask all your questions and we can answer them about your specific yard.

How soon can kids and pets be on the lawn after treatments?

It’s important to wait until any products that our technician may have applied to be thoroughly dry before letting children or pets be on your lawn.

Why do I have moles when I have your lawn and outdoor service?

Moles are unusual in that they move from one part of your lawn to another, or even one property to another in highly unpredictable ways. Our treatments do help minimize problems with moles and we’re happy to provide specific mole control treatment if needed.