with nearly 20 years in the turfgrass industry, i've had the opportunity to work in just about every type of turf environment, from residential lawns to athletic fields and golf courses. i've spent years working in the field, as well as consulting and helping others find solutions to their turf management needs. that experience has given me a good understanding of what it takes to maintain healthy turf in different environments.my interest in turf led me to pursue a formal education in turfgrass management. while in school, i found myself spending my days aerating residential lawns and my nights aerating golf course greens at the university. i was able to put what i was learning in the classroom to work every day, which gave me a strong foundation in both the science and practical side of turf management. i was truly immersed in turf.i believe in continuing to learn and keeping up with current research and recommendations. the programs i use are based on proven university research and guidelines, not guesswork. i also believe in being upfront with customers. you should know what is being applied, why it is being applied, and what to expect from the service.i started this business because i wanted to build something of my own, provide for my family, and make a living doing something i've always enjoyed. turfgrass has been a big part of my life for a long time, and it's something i genuinely take pride in. my approach is simple: do good work, be honest with people, and treat every lawn with even better care and attention than i would give my own. no unnecessary upselling or empty promises. just dependable service and a job done right.
Lawn Application 1
(January-March)
Warm season grasses receive a pre- and post-emergence application. This will help in the prevention of weeds as well as work on those already existing.Cool season grasses will get the proper application of products determined by current weather conditions and if the lawn will be getting overseeded in the spring.
Lawn Application 2
(March-April)
Warm season grasses receive a pre- and post-emergence application. This will help in the prevention of weeds as well as work on those already existing.Cool season grasses will get the proper application of products determined by current weather conditions and if the lawn will be getting overseeded in the spring.
Lawn Application 3
(May-June)
Warm season grasses receive a pre- and post-emergence application. This will help in the prevention of weeds as well as work on those already existing.Cool season grasses will get the proper application of products determined by current weather conditions and if the lawn will be getting overseeded in the spring.
Lawn Application 4
(June-July)
Warm season grasses receive a pre- and post-emergence application. This will help in the prevention of weeds as well as work on those already existing.Cool season grasses will get the proper application of products determined by current weather conditions and if the lawn will be getting overseeded in the spring.
Lawn Application 5
(August-September)
Warm season grasses receive a pre- and post-emergence application. This will help in the prevention of weeds as well as work on those already existing.Cool season grasses will get the proper application of products determined by current weather conditions and if the lawn will be getting overseeded in the spring.
Lawn Application 6
(October-December)
Warm season grasses receive a pre- and post-emergence application. This will help in the prevention of weeds as well as work on those already existing.Cool season grasses will get the proper application of products determined by current weather conditions and if the lawn will be getting overseeded in the spring.
Why should i choose your company over everyone else?
How often do you treat lawns?
Most lawns are treated every 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the time of year and the specific needs of your grass. i follow a seasonal program based on university recommendations and my years of experience.
Do I need to be home during the service?
Nope! As long as I have access to your lawn and any gates are unlocked, I can complete the service and leave a detailed report at your door or send it electronically.
Is it safe for kids and pets?
Yes, with some precautions. I recommend keeping people and pets off the lawn until any liquid applications have dried, usually about 1–2 hours after treatment. Granular treatments should be watered in when possible. Please see information provided during each round for specific instructions.
How long does it take to see results?
Some weeds will begin to wilt within a few days, while others may take a couple of weeks to fully die off. Fertilizer results are typically visible within 1–2 weeks, depending on weather and watering.
Do you guarantee results?
I stand by my work. If weeds persist after a reasonable amount of time, I’ll come back and re-treat those areas at no extra charge.
What type of grass do you treat?
I can take care of any turfgrasses common to Oklahoma.
Can I mow or water after a treatment?
Avoid mowing for 24 hours after a treatment. Watering depends on what was applied. I’ll leave specific instructions each visit.
Do you offer one-time treatments?
I focus on seasonal programs that deliver long-term results, but in some cases I do offer one-time treatments for specific issues. Please reach out to see what I can do for you!
If you choose to hire me to take care of your lawn, here is what I believes makes my service different.First, I have a formal education in turfgrass. I put in the time to go the extra mile, both in my education and in building my knowledge and experience in this profession. Along the way, I made some great connections and had the opportunity to learn from some amazing individuals throughout the turfgrass industry. This isn't something I just decided to pick up one day. I have spent years learning the trade, doing the work, and developing the experience needed to do it right.I also take a lot of pride in my business ethics. Having held several roles throughout the turfgrass industry, I have had the opportunity to see how different companies operate behind the scenes. I have seen situations where business decisions are driven more by profit than by what is actually best for the customer. I will never trade my ethics for profit. I will never try to market unneeded or unproven products and services to you. Anything I include in your program or suggest as an additional service will be based on what your lawn actually needs, not on finding another way to increase your bill. I don't believe in marketing gimmicks or using buzzwords to sell you something you don't need.Another big difference is that when you hire me, you are working directly with the owner. I am the one taking care of your lawn. If you have a question or need to get in touch, you are talking to the person who actually knows your property and performs the work. You aren't being passed around between a call center, an office, or multiple employees. As a small, locally owned business, I don't have multiple branches, layers of management, or a corporate office to work through. At most, maybe my kids will work alongside me someday, but my intention is to keep this business small, personal, and focused on the customers I serve. My focus is on building relationships with my customers and making sure you always have a direct line of communication with someone who knows your lawn and understands its needs. I believe there is a lot of value in that kind of relationship.When it comes to the products I use, I use the same quality products, if not better, than those used throughout the industry. More importantly, I follow the product labels. You will not find me cutting corners or using products outside of their labeled instructions simply because it is cheaper or more convenient. I believe in doing things the right way, even when that isn't necessarily the easiest or cheapest way.I don't say any of this to suggest that I know everything or that there aren't other good companies out there. But I have been in this industry for a long time, and I have seen what customers are getting for their money behind the scenes. I cannot count how many times I have been asked some of the most basic turfgrass questions by people working for companies that customers trust to take care of their lawns. I believe that if you are asking someone to pay for a professional service, you should have the knowledge and experience to back it up.I didn't start this company because I saw someone doing lawn care one day, thought it looked easy, and decided to give it a shot. I worked my way up through the ranks by doing the work, pursuing my education, and gaining experience on both the operational and consulting sides of the industry. I have put a lot of time into getting where I am, and I firmly believe I can bring a level of knowledge, experience, and attention to detail that is hard to find.I know I may not be the cheapest service out there, and I don't intend to compete on price alone. When you hire me, you are getting more than someone showing up to apply products to your lawn. You are getting knowledge, experience, honesty, and a commitment to doing things the right way. You are also supporting a truly local small business, where your money stays closer to home and goes toward supporting the person who is actually providing your service.At the end of the day, I want you to feel confident that you are getting what you pay for, that you are being treated honestly, and that the person taking care of your lawn genuinely cares about doing a good job. That's the kind of business I set out to build, and that's what I intend to deliver.