Yes, the herbicides and pesticides ER Lawn Care uses can be harmful to pets and children, as well as the environment. ER Lawn Care will notify you to stay off your lawn at least 1 hour after services have been performed.
Yes, our staff members are licensed through the Kansas Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services to safely and effectively apply chemicals to your lawn.
We do not include any insect or disease treatment for shrubs in our Lawn Fertilizer Program.
After we perform the service, you will receive an invoice via your customer portal.
Aeration describes the process of removing plugs/cores from your lawn to help the roots gain access to the nutrients they need to survive. A machine similar to a lawn mower removes these plugs from the lawn.
Seeding takes advantage of the aeration process to bulk up your lawn’s growth and fill in any patchy spots.
We aerate and seed to reduce soil compaction and thatch buildup, which can cause stunt the growth of your lawn. The cores/plugs removed by the aerating machine allow more oxygen to flow through the soil. Seeding helps to promote fresh growth for areas that are bald and patchy.
Early fall is the best time of year to aerate/seed cool-season grass.
No, you do not need to cut the grass before or after we aerate.
We aim to cut plugs/cores at least 2-3 inches deep. Depending on the site and current conditions, this may not always be possible.
We spread out 5 pounds of Certified Tall Fescue Blend per 1,000 square feet of turf.
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