Single services, when that's all you need.
Not every lawn needs the full annual program. If you've got one problem to solve — a flush of dandelions, a compacted back yard, a lawn gone pale in July — we'll handle just that. No contract, no follow-up sequence. Same soil-first approach, à la carte.
A 12-point core sample sent to a state-accredited lab. You get the full chemistry panel — pH, organic matter, N-P-K, compaction — with a written report and plain-English recommendations in about 7 days. Yours to keep, whether or not you ever hire us again.
Targeted control of common Cache Valley weeds — dandelion, crabgrass, clover, plantain, bindweed, mallow, and more. We spot-treat what’s there rather than blanket-spraying the whole lawn.
For the pale, yellow-green lawn that more water won’t fix. A fast-acting foliar iron greens it up within days; for chronic, recurring chlorosis we switch to a soil-applied chelated iron that stays available in our high-pH valley soils. Either way it targets the iron lock-up these alkaline soils are famous for — not a watering problem.
A preventative application that stops white grubs before they chew through the root zone and invite skunks and birds to dig. Best applied in early summer, ahead of the damage.
True core aeration pulls 2–3″ plugs to relieve compaction from a season of traffic and mowing. Air, water, and nutrients reach the root zone again. Plugs are left to break down naturally.
A premium cool-season bluegrass blend worked into a freshly aerated lawn — fall is the single best window of the year to thicken thin or worn turf. Pairs with core aeration for seed-to-soil contact.
A thin layer of quality compost worked across the lawn to raise organic matter — the long-game fix for new-construction subsoil and tired ground that can’t hold water or nutrients. Strongest paired with aeration and overseed.
A one-off treats the symptom. The program treats the cause.
Single services are genuinely useful when you have one clear problem. But if your lawn has chronic weeds, won't hold color, or keeps thinning out, it usually means something underneath — pH, compaction, organic matter — needs ongoing attention. If you're not sure which camp you're in, start with a soil test. We'll tell you honestly whether a one-off will do, or whether the annual program is the better value.