Is uncontrolled vegetation causing a major nuisance on your commercial property? When not addressed properly (and consistently), a handful of weeds or unwanted growth can quickly start to take over a property and become not only a major nuisance but a hazard. 

Unfortunately, there are many types of plants that can grow so aggressively that they can be difficult to knock down. It’s important that unwanted growth is addressed effectively.

Your lawn is one of the most visible areas of your commercial property. Whether you’re responsible for an athletic field, an office complex lawn, or maybe a series of lawns in an HOA, you may be looking for a lawn care company in the Lehigh Valley that’s able to transform large lawns to have that wow factor.

It’s important to note that while there are other services which are essential in commercial lawn care, including mowing, we’re solely focused on lawn care services like fertilization, weed control, and these types of treatments in this article.

You want the inside of your Allentown, Bethlehem, or Easton, PA home to be safe and free of pests. Nobody likes worrying about unwanted creepy crawlies or even rodents lurking around the areas which are meant to be a safe haven for their family. It gives an unsettling feeling and can make it hard to relax.

Of course, you might also be leery of what indoor pest control entails. There was a time when indoor pest control methods were definitely questionable.

Are you worried that your grass is dead? 

It’s frustrating to see yellow or brown patches—or even worse, large areas—all around your turf. But you might be wondering if it’s truly dead or maybe just dormant. Plus, whether you have a dead lawn or not, you don’t want to go on with unsightly discoloration. You want to know how you can begin to get solutions underway.

We understand that any time you see something wrong with your lawn, you are eager for solutions. That’s why we’re talking about how to identify a dead lawn and what you can do about it at your Allentown, Bethlehem, or Easton, PA home.

It’s not uncommon for people to believe that rain provides enough water for their trees at their home. But trees will suffer during periods of no rain and while some drought-stressed trees may bounce back, there can be a point of no return for others.

The last thing that you want is to lose a tree to drought stress when problems could have been prevented. After all, trees are a valuable part of our landscapes. They provide beauty and shade—and for a lot of homeowners, they hold quite a bit of sentimental value. 

But drought-stressed trees can become sickly looking, cause problems, and potentially even become hazards.

In the outdoors, spiders are beneficial in that they control pesky insects by capturing and eating them. Though they won’t make any significant dent in a mosquito problem (if you have one), spiders will even feed on these blood-sucking pests. 

While you might appreciate spiders for making a meal of unwanted pests, chances are, you don’t want them lurking about inside your home.

Once you’ve had a tree removed from your property, the tree stump (which was once its anchor into the ground) is left behind. While some folks choose to just leave a tree stump be, not only can this be unsightly and create a tripping and mowing hazard, but a leftover tree stump can start to decompose and become a host to unwanted diseases and pests.

We totally get it; you’re trying to save a buck like everybody else, and one of the best ways to do that is avoid purchasing unnecessary services or products you don’t really need. So, is grub control for your lawn really necessary, or is it simply a waste of your precious dime? It’s a good question and, unfortunately, we don’t have a firm answer for you. You may need it, you may not.

Of the many weeds that plague the lawns of Lehigh Valley homeowners, crabgrass is amongst the most notorious. It is frustrating not only because it is so ugly (growing in unsightly clumps around the lawn) but also because of how quickly it can spread. A single crabgrass plant can produce up to 75,000 seeds!

In order to get rid of this pesky weed, crabgrass preventer (or pre-emergent) is your best approach. This product works by preventing crabgrass in the first place. It creates a barrier that inhibits crabgrass seeds from germinating. 

When it comes to watering lawns, we get a lot of questions about what’s needed. From whether you should be watering your lawn in the evening to whether you should be watering your lawn in the winter, we know that there are some uncertainties about the best practices. We also recognize there is a lot of misunderstanding.