Soil-tested lawn treatment in Mendon
Many Mendon lawns are large and open and sit on ground that carried crops or cattle for years. Foothill lots tend to dry out fast.
The ground in Mendon
Mendon sits below the Wellsville Mountains. Many lots run from the foothills down onto old farm ground. Soil near the foothills tends to be stonier and to drain faster than soil lower down.
Lawn problems we look for in Mendon
Weeds in thin grass
Thin grass leaves bare soil where weed seed can sprout. We treat the whole lawn for weeds in May and August. We use spot treatment on the other visits for weeds that show up.
Pale grass in summer
Because Mendon soil is alkaline, it often locks up iron. Grass that is short on iron turns yellow-green. Our June visit adds liquid iron. The pH reading on your soil report tells us how likely your soil is to lock up iron.
Foothill soil that drains fast
Stony soil near the foothills lets water run through before the roots take it up. Water less often and for longer so the roots grow down. The potassium in our June feed also helps the grass handle heat and dry spells.
We feed your Mendon lawn at all six visits and treat the whole lawn for weeds in May and August
See the full program →We are booking Mendon lawns for the 2027 season
We serve all of Mendon. At the free assessment we measure your lawn with a digital measuring tool that draws it to scale. You keep the map. We give you a price for each program. There is nothing to sign.