What does this program help with?

Thin or weak turf, poor color, seasonal weed pressure, broadleaf weeds, crabgrass and grassy weed pressure, lawn-damaging insects, compacted soil, poor root development, drought and heat stress, uneven growth, and turf disease concerns.

Lawn Fertilization

Professional turf fertilizers are applied at appropriate seasonal intervals to support healthy growth, improved color, stronger roots, and better turf density.

Weed Control

A combined approach that may include pre-emergent and post-emergent treatments to help prevent new weeds from germinating and control existing weeds already present in the lawn.

Lawn-Damaging Insect Control

Inspection and treatment of common turf-damaging insects when activity is present, or site conditions indicate a need for preventative treatment.

Lawn Disease Monitoring

Monitoring for signs of turf disease, fungal activity, and environmental stress that can cause thinning, discoloration, or decline.

Aeration & Overseeding

Aeration helps reduce compaction and improve air, water, and nutrient movement into the root zone. Overseeding helps thicken thin turf areas and improve overall lawn density.

Soil & Root Support

Total Landscape Concepts evaluates irrigation, soil conditions, compaction, thatch, drainage, and nutrient needs to support stronger root systems.