Cut to the right height
Scalping causes the weeds people blame.
Why the lawn looks worse in August
Usually because it is being cut too short, in the month it can least afford it.
How we work
Right height, right day, right rules
Scalping a lawn in a Florida summer is the most common mistake in the business. Cutting too low removes the shade the soil needs, stresses the grass in the heat, and opens exactly the gaps that weeds move into — then the customer is sold a weed treatment for a problem the mower created.
Consistency matters nearly as much. A crew that arrives on the same day every week keeps a property in a steady state; one that comes whenever it can leaves a yard swinging between tidy and overgrown, and costs more to recover each time.
The rules around fertilizer are worth respecting too. Many Florida counties prohibit application during the summer rainy season because nitrogen runs straight off into the water. Explaining that to a customer who wants it done anyway is part of the job.
Our principles
Three beliefs behind the method
Keep the same day
Consistency is the whole service.
Work inside the rules
Certified applicators, ordinance limits.
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