We take pride in providing services that actually benefit our customers and give back to the communities we live in.  We’ve been in business since 2005 and are very proud of the reputation we have developed in NW Arkansas. We like to develop relationships with our customers and truly want to be there for their needs. If you have questions, our experts are here to help. We do the right thing…ALWAYS.  We’re not beyond mistakes, but you don’t have to worry about us taking care of it when we do.  It might sound silly, but you can trust that what we say is the truth.  We refuse to sell you things you do not need, and the product we deliver is the best in NW Arkansas.

We are confident that you will see results quickly. It often takes 4-7 days to see your weeds start to die after the treatment. Some weeds cannot be selectively killed without also killing your grass. Please remember that what we do is a process, and not all of your lawn’s problems will go away overnight. We will work to enhance the health of your lawn with proper nutrient management. By enhancing the health of the grass, over time we will see fewer problems in the lawn.

There is also no way for us to accurately answer this question.  It depends on rainfall.  It also depends on the microclimate of your lawn (soil, trees, shade, rocks, slope, etc.).  A general rule of thumb is that in the summer months, your lawn is going to need approximately 1 inch of water a week.  If no rainfall occurs, it is best to provide supplemental irrigation 1-3 days out of the week to equal that 1 inch.  It is best to water for longer lengths of time and fewer days.  This is what we would call “deep and infrequent” irrigation.  This help promote proper root grown and overall healthier conditions.

There is no way for us to answer this question for you.  It depends on how frequently you mow and many other factors.  You should never cut off more than 1/3 of the leaf blade when you mow your grass.  So, if you mow your lawn at 2 inches, it should never get over 3 inches before you mow.  When you mow more frequently, your lawn will get thicker and more dense.

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