COVID-19 Update
Dear Customers,
We are continuing to monitor the COVID-19 situation as it changes daily and we begin to ramp up our spring operations. The health of our employees and our customers is our number one priority. Please note: -Our services will continue to be booked online or over the phone
Our employees will be provided sanitization materials, as well as proper PPE.
We are implementing a contactless customer experience, as well as following social distancing measures put in place by Health Canada:
Payments can be made over the phone or be left in an envelope for our crews to collect after service to avoid unnecessary contact
If communication is required, crew members will stand off the porch or stairs to maintain significant distance for both our employees and your protection
If you are immune-compromised, we can arrange all communication over the phone, even while on-site, if requested.
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- Enhance soil water uptake
- Reduced water run off and pooling
- Improved air exchange between the soil and the atmosphere
DO: Use proper mowing techniques. Mow when temperatures are cool, (morning and evening) afternoon heat can burn your lawn.
DO: Maintain a grass blade height of no less than 3 to 3.5 inches
DO: Mow frequently. For appearance, ease of the task, and to ensure only the top 1/3 of the blade is being trimmed.
DO: Mulching. Allowing mulched grass to settle into the lawn will help retain moisture, keeping the lawn cooler and hydrated.
DO: Watering. DON'T BE CHEAP!! Water in the evening. Deep infrequent soakings every 3 or 4 days yield the best results.
DO: Fertilize in mid-summer as well as in the fall.
DO: Fall deep core aeration. This assists with oxygenation, moisture retention, as well as plugs left on the ground release nutrients back into the turf.