Question 1

When do you start lawn fertilization each year?

Accepted Answer

Our lawn fertilization program begins in April, with most first applications taking place in May. We apply treatments when lawns are actively growing to ensure the best results—not simply based on calendar dates

Question 2

My neighbor was treated before me. Are you behind?

Accepted Answer

No. We service lawns by areas of town to stay efficient and keep costs down while applying treatments at the right time for each area. Different parts of Cheyenne green up at different rates, so it’s normal for some lawns to be treated earlier or later within the application window.

Question 3

Is a late-May application still effective?

Accepted Answer

Yes—absolutely. A late-May application is just as effective as an early-season application. Our fall winterizing fertilizer provides early spring nutrition, allowing us to wait until conditions are right instead of rushing applications too early.

Question 4

How often do you return to my lawn?

Accepted Answer

We operate on a 6–7 week application schedule and return approximately every six weeks throughout the season for a total of five applications (or fewer if requested). Applications typically run from mid-April through fall.

If you’re enrolled in the program, you’re on the schedule—even if your first visit occurs later within the application window. If you ever have questions, feel free to call—we’re always happy to provide scheduling updates.

Question 5

How many applications are required?

Accepted Answer

Our program requires a minimum of three applications. However, our 5-application seasonal program is recommended and provides the best overall results.

Question 6

Can fertilizing burn my lawn?

Accepted Answer

No. Fertilizer burn is caused by cheap products or fillers found in store-bought fertilizers.

We use only high-quality professional fertilizers with no fillers, applied at safe rates. There is no risk of burning with our applications.

Question 7

Do you guarantee weed control in lawns?

Accepted Answer

No. Lawn weed control is influenced by many factors such as weather, irrigation, mowing habits, and overall weed pressure. While spot weed control is included in our lawn fertilization program, results will vary.

In general, we expect 80–90% effectiveness from a weed control application. Results typically last 2–4 weeks. Any regrowth after about two weeks is usually new weeds emerging from seed and is not included in the previous application.

If results are ever different than expected, please contact us. We’re always happy to take a look and make things right.

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