Lawn Care in Charlotte NC

On Warm Season grass, we apply the 1st of 2 pre-emergent treatments. On Fescue, we apply professional fertilizer and the 1st of 2 pre-emergent treatments. The pre-emergent treatment sets up a barrier that prevents crabgrass and other grassy weeds on both grass types.  The fertilizer encourages the Fescue grass to recover from winter and promotes a quick spring ‘green-up”.

The 2nd pre-emergent treatment and a high-Nitrogen fertilizer is applied to Bermuda lawns as they start to green up and come out of dormancy. An application of fertilizer containing essential macro & micronutrients and the 2nd pre-emergent treatment is made to Fescue grass. 2 applications of different pre-emergent products mean superior crabgrass and other grassy weed prevention that our competitors just can’t match. Actively growing weeds are treated at this time as weather allows.

A professional controlled-release high-Nitrogen fertilizer, specially formulated for summer growing conditions is applied to Bermuda lawns. Bermuda lawns are actively growing and require higher rates of Nitrogen to thrive.  Fescue lawns are treated with a lower Nitrogen fertilizer, specially formulated for Cool Season grasses heading into the summer months.  Actively growing weeds are treated again as needed.

Specially formulated fertilizers are applied at different rates on Bermuda and Fescue lawns to account for their different growing patterns and nutrient needs during the hotter summer months. Actively growing weeds are treated again as needed

Summer rates of professional controlled-release fertilizers, specially formulated for Warm and Cool Season grasses are applied to maintain and promote healthy turf through the tough summer growing conditions. Actively growing weeds are treated again as needed.

A liquid fertilizer solution containing macronutrients, broadleaf weed control, and the 1st of 2 fall pre-emergent applications is applied to Bermuda lawns. As summer winds down and fall moves in, Bermuda grass growth will slow, so fertilizer rates will be gradually reduced.  As the Bermuda starts to slow down and go dormant, the weeds do not! Fall pre-emergent applications are especially important for quality Bermuda lawns.  Fescue lawns receive a special liquid mix of macro & micronutrients, amino acids, beneficial bacteria, and other natural products.  Actively growing weeds are treated again as needed.

The 2nd fall pre-emergent treatment is applied to Bermuda grass. This application helps prevent “winter annual” weeds in warm-season grass and acts post-emergently as well on existing weeds. A professional, controlled-release fertilizer specially formulated for fall growing conditions is applied to Fescue lawns.

“Winterizer” fertilizer applications are made on both Bermuda and Fescue lawns. Bermuda grass is fully dormant at this point of the season, so a high-Potash fertilizer is applied to promote winter hardiness. Fescue lawns’ growth has slowed also, but a high-Nitrogen fertilizer is applied and most of the nutrients are taken up by the plant roots and stored for the winter.  This promotes winter hardiness and early spring green-up.

Our liquid aeration service will loosen the soil, help minimize thatch and oxygenate the root zone of your valuable lawn to encourage deeper rooting. Deeper growing roots loosened soil and more oxygen mean your lawn will be able to better utilize nutrients, water and air will penetrate deeper to allow your grass to thrive and reach its full potential.

Our ExperiGreen soil (lime) amendment service is meant to modify the pH of your soil so your grass plants can better take up and utilize the nutrients applied to the lawn. A lime treatment for your lawn benefits it in several ways: If your soil pH is too low or acidic, your grass won’t grow and thrive as well as it should, Lime will slightly lower the soil pH, which will allow your grass plants to better utilize fertilizer nutrients. This will further increase the overall health and appearance of your lawn.

Lawn damaging insects that feed on the grass blades above ground, can be hard to predict when they will appear. They also can be hard to identify and can be confused with other lawn problems.  There are several types of surface-feeding insects that cause damage to desirable lawns.  Some of the common pests include Sod Webworm, Armyworm, and Chinch bugs to name just a few.  Protect your lawn from these pests with our Premier program.

Grubs become prevalent and damaging to lawns in the summer. They are the larval stage of various beetle types and feed silently on the roots of your grass plants. They can cause significant damage to a healthy lawn in a very short amount of time.  We recommend this annual service applied during the summer months to prevent damage to your lawn before damage occurs.

Our liquid aeration service will loosen the soil, help minimize thatch and oxygenate the root zone of your valuable lawn to encourage deeper rooting. Deeper growing roots loosened soil and more oxygen mean your lawn will be able to better utilize nutrients, water and air will penetrate deeper to allow your grass to thrive and reach its full potential.

Mosquito control is rapidly becoming a critical need vs just a nuisance problem. We offer a comprehensive program of 4 to 8 treatments scheduled about 30 days apart throughout the prevalent mosquito season.  Let us control and minimize these pests so you can enjoy the great outdoors while having peace of mind knowing you are protecting yourself and your family from disease threats like West Nile Virus, Triple E Virus, and Dengue Fever.

Our Perimeter Pest Control program targets seasonal “home invaders” such as spiders, earwigs, and ants as well as additional insect pests. With our multi-point exterior defense plan and removal of spider webs and other debris from eaves, doorways, and windowsills, we minimize these pesky invaders from entering your home.

Getting rid of fire ants in your yard can be a challenging task.  The Red Imported Fire Ant is an invasive species commonly found in the southern United States from California, New Mexico, through Texas, and most other southern states.  The range of fire ants has continued to grow, and they can now be found as far north as Maryland.  Fire ants tend to build large mound-type nests, that are irregular in shape, flattened and can be two to four square feet in size.  They tend to build their nests near structural foundations, in landscape beds, and often along the perimeter of lawn areas.  They can be treated and controlled with insect control products, but often require multiple treatments for complete control. At ExperiGreen, we offer a complete fire ant control service that is guaranteed by the Experts!