Now booking the 2027 season. Lawn treatments start in April.
Three small glass jars of soil in tan, dark loam and red. Each jar has a kraft-paper tag. They sit on a weathered wood workbench beside a leather-bound notebook and a stainless steel scoop.

A lawn and pest company in Cache Valley

Our base is in Hyde Park. We feed lawns, control weeds and keep pests off the outside of homes.

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Cache Valley soils are alkaline and calcareous (rich in lime). Alkaline soil often locks up iron. Many lawns here turn yellow by July even though there is iron in the soil.

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The Come-Back Guarantee: if weeds or bugs come back between visits, we come back and re-treat at no charge.

Your price in 20 minutes

At the free assessment we measure your lawn and foundation with a digital measuring tool that draws your yard to scale. You keep the map. We give you the price for each program before we leave. There is nothing to sign.

We work to a set calendar and record each visit

Weed control on a set calendar

We time each weed treatment to the weeds' stage of growth. In April we put down a pre-emergent (a product that keeps most crabgrass seed from sprouting). We treat the whole lawn for broadleaf weeds in May and August and use spot treatment on the other visits. The second treatment comes in August because late summer into fall is when broadleaf weeds pull treatment into their roots. In June we spot-treat weeds only when it is below 90°F.

A licensed applicator and no subcontractors

A Utah-licensed commercial applicator from our own company applies each product on your property. You can ask to see the license before we start.

A written record of each visit

We text you the day before each visit. When we finish, we leave a flag at the door and text and email you a visit report. The report shows what we applied.

A referral when we cannot help

Some lawns need a service we do not offer. If yours does, we tell you at the free assessment. When we know a company that does that work, we give you its name.

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