Lawn Care in Roswell, GA

Our Roswell weed control program uses pre-emergent applications timed to North Fulton County’s soil temperature and growing season, combined with post-emergent treatments for active broadleaf weeds and grassy weeds throughout the season. We use EPA-registered products that are safe for kids and pets once dry.

A properly-timed fertilization program is the foundation of a thick, healthy lawn. We apply a customized blend matched to your specific grass type — Bermuda and Zoysia receive summer-focused programs, Centipede gets a careful, minimal approach, and Fescue is fertilized primarily in fall. The wrong fertilizer at the wrong time wastes money or damages your lawn; we know the difference.

North Fulton County’s red clay compacts heavily under foot traffic and rainfall. Core aeration removes small plugs of soil, creating channels for water, air, and nutrients to reach deep into the root zone. We recommend annual aeration for most Roswell lawns — timed to your grass type (late spring for warm-season grasses, early fall for Fescue).

Winter dormancy, drought stress, disease patches, and high-traffic wear can leave your lawn with thin spots and bare areas heading into spring. Once soil temperatures consistently reach 65°F — typically late April to early May in the Atlanta area — warm-season grasses like Bermuda, Zoysia, and Centipede are actively growing and ready to fill back in. Spring is the ideal window to overseed thin areas, repair winter damage, and restore density before the summer growing season hits full stride. We pair overseeding with core aeration to maximize seed-to-soil contact and germination rates, giving new grass the best possible start. Addressing thin spots in spring also means your lawn enters summer with a denser canopy that naturally crowds out crabgrass and other warm-season weeds before they can take hold.

Pest & Fire Ant Control

Fire ants, white grubs, armyworms, and chinch bugs are common North Fulton County lawn pests that can do serious damage quickly. We offer targeted treatments — both individual mound treatments and broadcast preventive applications — to protect your lawn throughout the season.

Brown patch and dollar spot fungal diseases thrive in Georgia’s summer humidity and are common throughout North Fulton County. If you’re seeing circular brown patches or bleached spots appearing in your lawn, we offer curative and preventive fungicide treatments to stop active disease and prevent recurrence.

Not sure what’s wrong with your lawn? We offer free, no-obligation assessments where a local technician visits your property, identifies your grass type, diagnoses any problems, and gives you a specific plan with upfront pricing.