The very best lawn care services in Piedmont Triad

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Who doesn't love a gorgeous green lawn? Ever been walking in your neighborhood when you see a lawn that you want to run straight into with bare feet and do the happy dance? Do you wish you had a lawn that looked like a top Piedmont Triad yard service did all of the hard work? If you're filled with lawn envy every time you turn the corner, then it's time to take some action at home.

Did you know that turning the lawn you hate into the lawn you love is something you can achieve in a few weeks or less? Did you know that you don't have to spend your life savings on a Piedmont Triad yard clean up contract to do it? Getting the lawn you love simply requires that you put in a little time to learn about lawn care. The best part about a Piedmont Triad lawn service is that you can learn from professionals and instantly up your lawn care game. If you're ready to make a change, read on!

Piedmont Triad lawn care tips

The first step to achieving a beautiful lawn is to decide whether you can build upon the lawn you already have or if you need to clear your yard and start from scratch. If all you need is a really good Piedmont Triad leaf removal service or a day dedicated to raking up leaves, then you're further along in this journey than if you have to start from the beginning.

Sometimes yards that have been neglected for many months really are beyond repair. Maybe the grass has grown too high and started to die underneath. Maybe weeds have taken over the grass. Maybe leaves have left dead patches throughout the yard. Maybe you can't see what grass is left on your lawn after the winter season has passed because you failed to call a Piedmont Triad snow removal company. Whatever the situation may be, you'll need to decide whether you can do the work yourself or if it would be beneficial to invest in a Piedmont Triad yard cleanup company. Consider the time you have to dedicate to this project and your own personal happiness in completing the task at hand.

Piedmont Triad grass types

Your next step is to really know what kind of lawn you're working with, and that means knowing the type of grass that is growing in your lawn or that you want to plant. A Piedmont Triad lawn service can help give you advice, even if you decide not to contract with them or to seed your new lawn yourself. In North Carolina, warm season grasses such as Bermuda, Centipede and Zoysia, as well as cool season grasses such as Showtime, Garland, Fescue and Kentucky Bluegrass are great options.

Remember that warm season grasses will turn brown in the winter and return to their lush verdant green color in the summer. That's something to get used to if you're used to seeing golf courses green all year round. You'll also want to consider the investment you may need in a Piedmont Triad weed control or Piedmont Triad lawn service in order to maintain different varieties of grass. Do a little research and weigh the pros and cons before deciding on a grass type.

Piedmont Triad lawn maintenance

Just like humans, your lawn needs a healthy diet of water and nutrients to stay alive. So after you clean up your yard and select and/or learn about the grass you already have, it's time to cultivate your lawn by setting up a watering and fertilizing routine. Now, you may not want to go the chemical route with fertilizer.

There are Piedmont Triad weed control companies that provide organic weed control and fertilizing. You'll need to weigh the options that work best for your yard and family, but keep in mind that whatever decision you make, you're going to need to control weeds somehow or they will eventually take over your current or newly-planted lawn. Then, all of your hard work will truly be a waste and you'll eventually need to start all over again. So now is the time to do some research and devise your plan of action.

In addition, you'll need to think about maintaining your lawn over time. That may mean investing in a Piedmont Triad yard clean up service or seasonal services such as Piedmont Triad snow removal or Piedmont Triad leaf removal. Maintenance really is key in the journey to a gorgeous lawn. A beautiful lawn is about baby steps!

Professional Piedmont Triad lawn care services

Whether your lawn is overgrown, filled with weeds or dying in the summer sun, there are things you can do right now to change the course of your lawn's long-term health. You're making the first step by doing yard cleanup and weed removal, learning about the best grass for your region and making a commitment to feeding your lawn as needed.

But remember that especially if you don't think you have enough motivation to continue maintaining your lawn in the long-term that there is help during this time. Your local Piedmont Triad yard service can give you advice along the way, and you can call on them to help step in for you when you get too busy, are too tired or simply have lost your motivation to do yard clean up or maintenance.

Now there's nothing stopping you from getting started! Let us know how you did with our 3-step guide as you turn the lawn you don't like into the lawn you love.

Commonly asked questions

Where can I dispose of yard debris in Greensboro?

Yard waste collection shall be provided to residential units and small businesses served by the automated curbside collection system as approved by the solid waste manager or designee. Yard waste collection shall be provided once a week. Residential units having refuse stationary containers (dumpsters) which are serviced by the city may also receive yard waste service if the yard waste is properly prepared as referenced below and brought to the city curb line. Yard waste collection will not be provided to commercial establishments or industries.

What are the street tree standards in Greensboro?

The parks and recreation director shall maintain the official street tree plan which incorporates the street tree species permitted, classes of size, spacing requirements and distance to be planted from curbs, curb lines and sidewalks. Prior to the planting of street trees, each person must apply and obtain a written permit from the parks and recreation director, or his designee. All plantings shall be in accordance with the official street tree plan which is on file in the office of the director of parks and recreation and which is incorporated herein and made a part hereof.

Are there any watering restrictions in Winston-Salem?

The water system policy adopted by the city/county utility commission on June 12, 1978, as amended, is hereby declared to be the water system policy of the city for enforcement purposes and is incorporated in this chapter by reference. Copies of the water system policy are on file and available in the city council's office.

Can I be fined for overgrown shrubs?

Control of shrubs, vines or other vegetation. It is hereby declared a nuisance to permit the growth of shrubs, vines or other vegetation on one's business or residential lot in such a manner as to allow such shrubs, vines or other vegetation to become a breeding place for mosquitoes, a refuge for rats and snakes, a collecting place for trash and litter, or a fire hazard. It shall be the duty of the owner to trim, cut or remove all shrubs, vines or other vegetation as often as necessary so as to comply with this section. This subsection does not apply to lots using shrubs, vines or vegetation as a wall or barrier as long as such does not become a nuisance.