Our lawn care programs are comprised of 6 treatments throughout the year. Each treatment is specifically formulated to prevent and treat the specific problems that plague your lawn during that time of the year. The result is a beautiful healthy lawn all year around. More importantly, our lawn care programs are 100% guaranteed. If you are not happy with your lawn, simply call us and we will return and make it right at absolutely no charge to you.

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If you are not fully satisfied with the service provided under your program, we will return to make it right – no charge. If we can’t get it right, we will promptly refund payment from your last treatment – It’s that simple.

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Professional Lawn Care in Essex County

Essex County, New Jersey, offers a range of challenges and opportunities for maintaining healthy and attractive lawns. The region’s climate, characterized by a humid continental climate with warm summers and cool winters, sets the stage for specific lawn care needs and practices.

Understanding Essex County’s Climate

Essex County experiences a varied climate throughout the year, influencing lawn care routines. The summers are warm, with July being the warmest month, averaging around 86 degrees Fahrenheit. Winters are cool, with January seeing lows of around 21 degrees. The county gets an average of 49 inches of rain and 26 inches of snow annually, with around 205 sunny days yearly. Precipitation is spread throughout the year, although June and August see the most rainfall​​.

The most pleasant months for lawn care in Essex County are September, June, and May. July is not only the hottest but also the most humid month, impacting lawn maintenance and watering needs. Additionally, the county experiences more than 100 days annually with nighttime temperatures below freezing, which is significant for winter lawn care​​​​.

Lawn Grass Types in Essex County

Selecting the right grass type is crucial for a healthy lawn in Essex County:

Kentucky Bluegrass: Popular in cool-season lawns, it spreads aggressively, tolerating both summer heat and cold winters. However, it requires more maintenance due to its shallow root system.
Perennial Ryegrass: Known for quick germination and tolerance to foot traffic, it’s suitable for repairing lawns but grows in clumps, so mixing with other grass types is recommended.
Fine Fescue: Offers a thinner blade and is highly shade-tolerant, making it ideal for yards with many trees. It’s also drought-tolerant but less resistant to heat.
Tall Fescue: Hardy and requiring less water and nutrients, it’s beneficial for preventing erosion and is suitable for a variety of conditions.

Essential Lawn Care Practices

Mowing: The mowing frequency depends on the season and grass type. Cool-season grasses like Fescue and Bluegrass should be maintained around 2.5 inches in height.
Seeding and Fertilization: Seeding is typically done in the fall, while fertilization occurs four or more times a year. Organic options like manure or crab meal can be used for eco-friendly lawn care.
Leaf Cleanup and Mulching: Removing autumn leaves promptly is crucial to prevent them from blocking sunlight on the grass. Mulching, preferably in early spring, aids in moisture retention and weed prevention.
Weeding and Aeration: Regular weeding, preferably manual, and annual aeration are vital for maintaining lawn health, especially for high-traffic lawns or those with pets.
Irrigation System Maintenance: Ensuring proper functioning of the sprinkler system is essential for optimal watering, and avoiding over or under-watering.